OR-7967232--Bayac:Boucle de Bayac
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 7.58 mi
- Elevation gain
- 837 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 837 ft
- Max elevation
- 515 ft
- TrailRank
- 25
- Min elevation
- 515 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 5 hours 41 minutes
- Coordinates
- 172
- Uploaded
- November 18, 2017
- Recorded
- November 2017
near Bayac, Nouvelle-Aquitaine (France)
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Itinerary description
La Dordogne à pied - FFRP - 2015
Note géographique et géologique
La commune est traversée par un ruisseau, affluent de la Dordogne, la Couze, long de 30km. Le village est situé entre le Périgord Noir et le Bergeracois.
Note historique
Le site de la Gravette a donné son nom à la période du "gravettien" qui correspond au paléolithique supérieur (environ 25 000ans). On y a retrouvé de nombreuses pointes droites et allongées (micro gravette). Le site a été découvert en 1880 par l'abbé Chastaing.
A visiter:
Noté écologique(observations)
Flore: chênes
Faune: canards colvert, corneilles noires, chevaux, vaches, écureuil roux, bergeronnette grise, merle noir, héron cendré, mésanges charbonnières, rouges gorges familiers, geais des chênes, pies bavardes.
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Geographical notes
The town is crossed by a stream, tributary of the Dordogne, named La Couze, which is 30km long. The village is located between the Périgord Noir and the Bergeracois.
Historical notes
The Gravette site gave its name to the period of "Gravettian" which corresponds to the Upper Paleolithic (about 25 000 years). Many straight and elongated spikes (micro gravette) have been recovered from this site. It was discovered in 1880 by Father Chastaing.
To visit:
Environmental note (observations)
Flora: oaks
Fauna: Mallards, Carrion crows, horses, cows, red squirrel, White Wagtail, common blackbird, gray heron, Great Tit, European robin, Eurasian jays, Eurasian magpie
Note géographique et géologique
La commune est traversée par un ruisseau, affluent de la Dordogne, la Couze, long de 30km. Le village est situé entre le Périgord Noir et le Bergeracois.
Note historique
Le site de la Gravette a donné son nom à la période du "gravettien" qui correspond au paléolithique supérieur (environ 25 000ans). On y a retrouvé de nombreuses pointes droites et allongées (micro gravette). Le site a été découvert en 1880 par l'abbé Chastaing.
A visiter:
Noté écologique(observations)
Flore: chênes
Faune: canards colvert, corneilles noires, chevaux, vaches, écureuil roux, bergeronnette grise, merle noir, héron cendré, mésanges charbonnières, rouges gorges familiers, geais des chênes, pies bavardes.
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Geographical notes
The town is crossed by a stream, tributary of the Dordogne, named La Couze, which is 30km long. The village is located between the Périgord Noir and the Bergeracois.
Historical notes
The Gravette site gave its name to the period of "Gravettian" which corresponds to the Upper Paleolithic (about 25 000 years). Many straight and elongated spikes (micro gravette) have been recovered from this site. It was discovered in 1880 by Father Chastaing.
To visit:
Environmental note (observations)
Flora: oaks
Fauna: Mallards, Carrion crows, horses, cows, red squirrel, White Wagtail, common blackbird, gray heron, Great Tit, European robin, Eurasian jays, Eurasian magpie
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