Harrison Barker was an English traveller who wrote books about his experiences in the south of France. "Two Summers in Guyenne, chronicle of the wayside and waterside" tells of his travels in the Dordogne. This 4th stage will take you from Belvès to Cadouin, on the way you will admire the Capelou chapel and the church of Saint Pardoux de Belvès. You will cross the forest of Béssede and at the bend of a path, stop to contemplate the dolmen of Bonarme. In Urval, do not miss the bread oven, a rare vestige of feudal life. Continue on your way and before arriving in Paleyrac, cross the hamlet of the spirits, the black crosses drawn on the doors are traces of the last great plague. You have finally arrived at Cadouin, a village with golden houses clustered around a market hall in the central square.
Fixed telephone : +33 5 53 82 85 79
Philippe Debet Service du Tourisme
e-mail : p.debet@dordogne.fr
Web site (URL) : rando.cg24.fr/?page_id=43
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