From the church in Dancé, the route follows the Chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle in the opposite direction to the connection from Cluny to Le Puy-en-Velay.
Those choosing Dancé as their destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment here.
Culture
In the wider regional surroundings of Dancé are Bonlieu Abbey, a historic site, Château de Cleppé, a ruin, and Château de Couzan, also a ruin.
Hiking trails
The hiking trail at Pêt d’Âne starts at the site on a small road to the left at the exit from Dancé. At Pêt d’Âne, visitors have access to a paved car park, information boards about the local fauna and flora, and an orientation board.
The Randonnée minière et panoramique is a 15 km circular hike with a duration of 4 hours and 15 minutes; 71% of the paths are unpaved. The final ascent of this route offers a view of the Loire’s largest meander.
The Pêt d’Âne viewpoint offers a panorama of the Loire’s largest meander. A 3 km hiking trail at Pêt d’Âne leads through the Bois de Cierve.
Nature
Four mountains are located around Dancé: Haut de Vitré Sud, Haut de Lamure, Haut de Vitré Nord, and Bois de Combe-Malin.
Forêt de Bas is an important refuge for large game, including wild boar and deer.
The La Forêt de Bas route passes through oak and pine forests; its higher second section offers views of the forest it crosses and the Saint-Paul-de-Vézelin plateau.
Local
Dancé has a collection point operated by La Compagnie des producteurs, an association of several local producers who sell their products directly.
Surroundings
Château de Souternon, a castle, is located in the immediate surroundings of Dancé.
Further destinations: Saint-Rirand, Champdieu, L'horme, Fontanès, Savigneux, Chandon, Saint-Étienne, Saint-Jean-La-Vêtre
