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Parc Naturel Regional du Morvan

The Regional Parc du Morvan is found in central Burgundy.

The Morvan Natural Park was designated in 1970 in an effort to preserve this natural environment. It now protects approximately 2,800 square kilometres of countryside.

The park is pretty well represented by the picture below - hedges, areas of woodland and forest, small agriculture, and streams and rivers, with occasional villages and towns.

The official centre for the park is at St Brisson, where you can find lots of information about hiking, waymarked trails, cycling and touring in the region.

Autun is to the north of the Morvan region, which includes the towns of Avallon, Vezelay and Saulieu as well as many pretty villages scattered throughout the rolling countryside. Arnay-le-Duc, Chaumard, Corbigny, Lormes, Precy-sous-Thil and Saint-Honore-les-Bains are among some of the most noteworthy.

Morvan Natural Park: tourist information, map, travel plans and gites

Morvan natural park, Burgundy

Visit Morvan, France

 

 

Map of Morvan Parc, France
Travel, hotels and holiday gites, Morvan Regional Park

See the Visit Morvan Regional Park section above for gites and hotels local to the area. For more general French travel options, see the Gites in France listings, or French holidays for other holidays, and Travel to France for ferries, Morvan Regional Park car-hire, eurotunnel, cheap flights etc.

 

Places to visit - Morvan Regional Park

Any places listed above are within about 20-25 km (as the crow flies)

 

Information and photos of Morvan Regional Park, France

This Morvan Regional Park tourism guide, has information and holidays and photos when available. If you have any photos or relevant information please send them to us! Full credit will be given if they are used.

 

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