Saint-Bonnet-Le-Courreau: Hotels and accommodation

The La vallée de Chorsin route is 13 km long and classified as a moderately difficult hiking route, with a walking time of approximately 4 hours and 50 minutes. It leads from an old glacial valley up to the Plateau de Garnier, which is part of the Hautes-Chaumes.

Anyone looking for accommodation in Saint-Bonnet-le-Courreau can use the appropriate selection for this purpose.

Hiking

The GR3 is available to hikers in Saint-Bonnet-le-Courreau. The Pont de Subertha is also used both on the GR3 and on signposted circular route no. 5.

Nature and landscape

The Font Fort is a carbonated mineral spring. It emerges from a crack in the bed of the Pierre Brune stream.

At the edge of the village, an orientation board offers a panoramic view over the département and the Alps when weather conditions are suitable. The La vallée de Chorsin route is associated with the address Impasse du Crozet, 42940 Saint-Bonnet-le-Courreau.

Culture and history

The church of Saint-Bonnet-le-Courreau dates from the early 16th century. The Chapelle Saint-Roch is a Renaissance chapel and recalls that Saint-Bonnet developed from a priory located in Courreau.

The old Pont de Subertha bridge has existed since the Renaissance.

Crafts and regional products

At the Pont de la Pierre, the Société fromagère de St Bonnet le Courreau offers an insight into the traditional production of Fourme de Montbrison (AOP).

The Moulin des Massons is a still-operating mill in the Vizézy Valley. A guided tour of the Moulin des Massons ends with a tasting. The mill also offers a guided tour of the oil-making process; visitors can watch logs being sawn in the water-powered sawmill.

More local pages: Les Noës, Saint-Priest-La-Prugne, La Tuilière, Saint-Rirand, Chalmazel, St. Alban Les Eaux, Sauvain.

To the overarching travel overview: Loire.