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Dordogne walking holidays

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Are you looking for a walking holiday that will allow you to experience idyllic scenery and historic architecture? Then a walking holiday in the Dordogne is right for you. The Dordogne, located in southwestern France, is a region known for its scenic landscapes, rich history, and charming villages, making it an ideal destination for a walking holiday.

Why choose a walking holiday in the Dordogne?

The Dordogne offers walkers a number of enticing reasons to visit for a holiday. It’s a lovely region to explore, not least because of its scenic environments that feature gentle hills, lush forests, and meandering rivers. The Dordogne River itself offers stunning views from the paths alongside its banks, wending through villages and cliffs.

There are also historical and cultural riches to discover, such as medieval towns and villages, as well as ancient Cistercian abbeys and old chateaus. The clifftop village of Rocamadour can also be explored, a UNESCO World Heritage site that acts as the gateway to Dordogne.

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Rocamadour

Rocamadour
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  • 2025:
    • Sep
    • Oct
  • 2026:
    • Apr
    • Sep
    • Oct

While strolling through the charming streets of Rocamadour, enveloped by the enticing aromas of freshly baked bread and crisp, clean air, you'll find yourself transported to a bygone era. Discover the magic of this historic town, your ultimate gateway to the Dordogne, where the past comes alive.

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Grade 3

We still class this level as leisurely; walks are generally a little longer than level 2, with undulations but over a longer distance. Where sightseeing distances are longer, we take a full day with opportunities to stop, rest and refuel. Generally, itineraries involve easy countryside walking with plenty of breaks.  

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Usual daily walks - Distance: 4 miles; Ascent/Descent 300m; Terrain: generally good paths and tracks; Walking Time: Half Day or Full Day walks. 

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Landscape
From £1,669
7 Nights
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Discover Southwest France-The Dordogne (Self-Guided)

Discover Southwest France-The Dordogne (Self-Guided)
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  • 2025: May - Oct

An excellent gastronomical walking trip from the banks of the charming and meandering Dordogne River up to the higher wooded grounds of the Périgord plateau.

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Grade 6

Full day walks with appreciable amounts of ascent and descent and longer distances covered.  Whilst you will be mainly on paths, these may be rough, steep, and loose at times. We take the whole day to enjoy some fabulous walks.

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Usual daily walks - Distance: 8 miles; Ascent/Descent 850m; Terrain: sometimes rough, loose or steep sections; Walking Time: 8hrs / Full Day walks. 

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From £1,039
6 Nights
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Would you like to ramble your way through the Dordogne Valley and its scenic landscapes? Then choose one of our carefully planned walking holidays. Click on the individual holiday listings below to discover what’s included as well as the walks you can look forward to. We have a wider range of walking holidays in France available if you want to see more of what this historic land has to offer. Book today with Ramble Worldwide and look forward to an exciting guided or self-guided walking holiday in the Dordogne.

Ways to explore the Dordogne

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Frequently asked questions about Dordogne walking holidays

  • What is the best month to visit the Dordogne

    The Dordogne is a year-round destination. Most visitors to Dordogne will choose to visit in July or August when the weather is warmest, however, if you want cooler conditions, then the spring or autumn months might be for you.

  • What is the best part of the Dordogne?

    The beauty of a walking holiday is that it allows you to experience all that a region has to offer. Our Dordogne walking holidays take you from town to town, experiencing the best attractions like historic Montferrand, the Cistercian Abbey of Cadouin, and Biron Castle. Rocamadour is another major highlight and attracts many visitors due to its UNESCO World Heritage status.

  • How long do you need to explore the Dordogne?

    We recommend spending six or seven days to see the best of what this beautiful part of France has to offer. With a week spent rambling its countryside routes and exploring its picturesque villages, you will have time to really take in the culture and history of the Dordogne.

  • What are the best walks in the Dordogne?

    There are many walks to look forward to in the Dordogne, including a circular walk from Belvès with panoramic views of the Dordogne valley, a leisurely stroll from Belvès to the medieval village of Cadouin, and circular walks from Cadouin (stopping by a 12th-Century Cistercian Abbey) and Monpazier with quintessential Perigord landscapes.

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