Circuit pédestre : La Croix des Noth
Walking
in Champsanglard
13.2
km
Loop
on foot
3h 30min
Medium
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The Latin origin of Champsanglard?s name, "Campus singulariser", and the presence of remains demonstrate a human presence dating from at least the Gallo-Roman period. It is bordered by the river La Creuse. Retained by a hydroelectric dam, La Creuse forms a 55-hectare artificial lake, the largest of the "Three Lakes" that follow one another on its bed.
Part of the commune is classified as a "NATURA 2000" zone for the richness and diversity of its flora and fauna, notably the small...The Latin origin of Champsanglard?s name, "Campus singulariser", and the presence of remains demonstrate a human presence dating from at least the Gallo-Roman period. It is bordered by the river La Creuse. Retained by a hydroelectric dam, La Creuse forms a 55-hectare artificial lake, the largest of the "Three Lakes" that follow one another on its bed.
Part of the commune is classified as a "NATURA 2000" zone for the richness and diversity of its flora and fauna, notably the small yellow-bellied toad.
- Departure
- Champsanglard
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Difference in height
- 276.667 m
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Documentation
- GPX / KML files allow you to export the trail of your hike to your GPS (or other navigation tool)
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- 277 meters of difference in height
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- Maximum altitude : 479 m
- Minimum altitude : 307 m
- Total positive elevation : 277 m
- Total negative elevation : -277 m
- Max positive elevation : 111 m
- Min positive elevation : -96 m
