Chamboret: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Chamboret
The hiking trail La tombe du marchand is 21 km long.
The trail is primarily intended for hiking and is also open to mountain bikers and horse riders at their own risk. The municipality’s other hiking trails are not marked, except for the sections that connect to the trail La tombe du marchand.
Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Chamboret can consider the 21-kilometre trail La tombe du marchand, Saint Antoine Church and the Marais de Chamborêt as different local points of reference.
Culture
Saint Antoine Church has a single-nave layout and a bell tower above the portal.
The nave and choir contain ten stained-glass windows depicting saints; their names are given in Latin.
Saint Antoine Church was originally a nuns’ priory dependent on La Règle Abbey in Limoges.
Nature
The Marais de Chamborêt is part of the Glayeule Valley, which is designated as a ZNIEFF.
The Marais de Chamborêt comprises various wetland habitats, including a lowland eutrophic fen at low altitude, Molinia meadows, tall-herb communities, areas containing a carnivorous plant and woodland areas characterised by willows.
The Conservatoire d'espaces naturels du Limousin manages around 19 hectares of the municipality of Chamborêt’s total 77 hectares of marshland, either as owner or under a management agreement.
The Glayeule Valley has remarkable biodiversity.
The Forêt de la Vécau is part of a landscape area with varied trails.
For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Vienne.
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