Discovery     Walks     WALKS         The Haut Entre-Deux-Mers   This guide contains 6 local and 2 longer-distance circuits Click on the button to receive your free copy of this walks guide. Between the two great valleys of the Garonne and Dordogne Rivers, 500 km of signposted footpaths and quiet roads lead the walker all over the Haut Entre-Deux-Mers. The region is hilly, but is still quite accessible to all. Monuments and vineyards, mills and fortified towns, the network of footpaths is the best way to discover this region of history and wines. Circuit du Haut Entre-Deux-Mers - 110 km (69 miles) For long-distance walkers, several days' rambling around the ancient town of La Réole and the three medieval bastide towns of Monségur, Pellegrue and Sauveterre de Guyenne. Accommodation possible each day in hotels, chambres d'hôte or campsites. A bookings and baggage transfer service is at your disposal. La Réole-Monsegur - Le Mirail, panoramic view of the Garonne Valley and La Réole - 11th and 13th-century church in Mongauzy - Crypt of the Chapel of Notre Dame de Lorette - Monségur, 13th-century fortified Bastide town - Romanesque church (later modifications) in Saint-Vivien de Monségur... Monségur-Pellegrue - 11th-century Benedictine abbey in Saint-Ferme - Vines and woods around Pellegrue - Three medieval churches and three castles in Pellegrue - Pellegrue, medieval Bastide town... Pellegrue-Sauveterre de Guyenne - Fortified Romanesque church in Mauriac - 11th and 13th-century abbey in Blasimon - Blasimon Country Park - Vineyards around Sauveterre de Guyenne - Sauveterre de Guyenne, medieval Bastide town with its four town gates and town square surrounded by arches... Sauveterre de Guyenne - La Réole - Stream of La Vignague - Romanesque church and ruins of the old mill in Saint-Exupéry - Local tile manufacturing in Morizès - Benedictine monastery, town hall (oldest in France), Château des Quat'sos in La Réole... Sauveterre de Guyenne - Monségur Direct Route - Medieval village of Castelmoron d'Albret (smallest commune in France) - Château de Caze and Château de Guilleragues in Saint-Sulpice - Prehistoric site of Neujons in Monségur...