Hiking - Black Stork Circuit
This route takes you through woods and coombes around Meulson, in a forest ideal for ancient human activities and for spotting the black stork.
Along the way, you will come across old stone quarries, a lime kiln, and a reconstructed tumulus (burial mound), all testaments to past human activity in the area. With a bit of luck, the attentive hiker may spot a black stork in flight or fishing in a stream. Indeed, a few nests have been located in this area, but their exact location is not disclosed in order to preserve the species' peace and quiet.
Failing that, you will likely see foxes and roe deer, which often wander along these quiet paths.
Along the way, you will come across old stone quarries, a lime kiln, and a reconstructed tumulus (burial mound), all testaments to past human activity in the area. With a bit of luck, the attentive hiker may spot a black stork in flight or fishing in a stream. Indeed, a few nests have been located in this area, but their exact location is not disclosed in order to preserve the species' peace and quiet.
Failing that, you will likely see foxes and roe deer, which often wander along these quiet paths.