durée : 00:03:06 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Aujourd’hui, direction les  Gorges de la Loire, pour une petite balade forestière dans une réserve naturelle.C’est une balade très facile d’environ 1h30 (5 kms) qui  est entièrement balisée en jaune.

durée : 00:03:06 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Aujourd’hui, direction les Gorges de la Loire, pour une petite balade forestière dans une réserve naturelle. C’est une balade très facile d’environ 1h30 (5 kms) qui est entièrement balisée en jaune.

Balade forestière : la réserve des Gorges de la Loire

durée : 00:03:39 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Nous partons ce matin dans les Gorges de la Loire, pour une petite balade forestière très facile de 1h30 (moins de 5 km), avant de jouer avec vos enfants aux chevaliers et aux princesses dans le château d’Essalois, sur la commune de Chambles.

Le Château d'Essalois dans les gorges de la Loire

durée : 00:03:53 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - En ce mois de juin, on redécouvre des circuits de randonnée dans le Parc Naturel Régional du Pilat . Cap sur les pentes du Jarez, au–dessus de la vallée du Gier pour une rando au départ d’un village de caractère unique : Sainte-Croix-en-Jarez.

Rando dans le Pilat : les Roches de Marlin au départ de Sainte-Croix-en-Jarez

durée : 00:03:23 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Le Pilat est LA terre de randonnée des stéphanois puisque le Parc du Pilat est situé aux portes de la ville de St-Etienne.Frédéric Béal vous propose de découvrir une toute nouvelle édition du topoguide du Parc naturel régional du Pilat publiée ce mois de juin.

durée : 00:03:23 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Le Pilat est LA terre de randonnée des stéphanois puisque le Parc du Pilat est situé aux portes de la ville de St-Etienne. Frédéric Béal vous propose de découvrir une toute nouvelle édition du topoguide du Parc naturel régional du Pilat publiée ce mois de juin.

Le Parc naturel régional du Pilat à pied : nouvelle édition

durée : 00:03:44 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Un bilan de l’ opération « Mon chemin, j’y tiens, je l’entretiens » qui s’est déroulée en mai, c’était la semaine la semaine du 13 au 18 mai.

Bilan de l'opération "Mon chemin, j'y tiens, je l'entretiens"

durée : 00:03:56 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne -

La rando dans la Loire

durée : 00:04:01 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne -

Le balisage des GR, itinéraires de Grande Randonnée

durée : 00:02:16 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Le comité départemental de la randonnée pédestre vous invite à retenir une ou deux journées la semaine prochaine, durant la  semaine du 13 au 18 mai 2018, pour participer à l'opération : "Mon chemin, j'y tiens... Je l'entretiens !".

Mon chemin.... j'y tiens, je l'entretiens

durée : 00:03:52 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - En mai, on randonne comme il nous plaît ! C'est le moment de se lancer dans la rando en itinérance sur les sentiers de Grande Randonnée (les fameux GR balisés en blanc et rouge).

durée : 00:03:52 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - En mai, on randonne comme il nous plaît ! C'est le moment de se lancer dans la rando en itinérance sur les sentiers de Grande Randonnée (les fameux GR balisés en blanc et rouge).

Des idées de randonnées itinérantes

durée : 00:03:48 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne -

La marche des Pas Pressés

La Loire, notre département, recèle de millier de chemins qui n'attendent qu'à être découverts ou redécouverts. Suivez le guide il vous emmène en balade.

durée : 00:03:33 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Notre département de la Loire, possède de nombreux chemins qui n'attendent qu'à être découverts ou redécouverts. Suivez notre guide Frédéric Béal, il vous emmène en balade.

Le vallon secret de Subertha

durée : 00:03:14 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Départ pour le sud des Monts du Lyonnais, dans les coteaux de Jarez, dans le petit village de Valfeury qui est situé à 30 mn en voiture au nord-est de Saint-Etienne, pour un circuit de 11 km, avec un peu de dénivelé (+ 300 m). Comptez 3 heures de marche.

Balade dans le sud des Monts du Lyonnais : le circuit de la Font du Loup à Valfleury.

durée : 00:03:36 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Nous sommes au pied des Monts du Forez, à Champdieu.  Il s’agit d’un village de caractère situé aux portes de Montbrison.Le parcours : le circuit de la Madone, au départ du parking de l'école.

durée : 00:03:36 - La rando dans la Loire FB Saint Etienne - Nous sommes au pied des Monts du Forez, à Champdieu. Il s’agit d’un village de caractère situé aux portes de Montbrison. Le parcours : le circuit de la Madone, au départ du parking de l'école.

Aux portes de Montbrison : le circuit de la Madone à Champdieu

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