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Visite officielle du futur sentier de balade et randonnée de Montjean

VIE MUNICIPALE & TOURISME LOCAL

Visite officielle du futur sentier de balade et randonnée de Montjean

Samedi 18 avril 2026, les conseillers municipaux ont participé à une grande visite de terrain guidée par Monsieur le Maire Pascal Barret, afin de découvrir le futur sentier communal de promenade et de randonnée.

Date
18 avril 2026
Sortie municipale officielle
Distance parcourue
11 km
Boucle découverte
Durée
5 heures
Visite complète
Guide
Pascal Barret
Maire de Montjean

Une immersion grandeur nature

Dans une ambiance conviviale et constructive, les élus municipaux ont parcouru l’ensemble des secteurs concernés par le futur sentier communal. Cette marche de terrain a permis d’évaluer les tracés, les accès, les paysages remarquables et les futurs points d’intérêt.

Cette visite s’inscrit dans la volonté municipale de valoriser le patrimoine naturel, les chemins existants et l’attractivité touristique de Montjean.

Un excellent moment collectif : cinq heures d’échanges, d’observation et de partage au service d’un projet structurant.

Repères de la journée

Participants
Conseillers municipaux
Encadrement
Monsieur le Maire
Objectif
Sentier communal
Format
Visite terrain
Ambiance
Conviviale & dynamique

Déroulé de la visite

Une journée dense, utile et particulièrement appréciée par les participants.

Étape 1

Départ et présentation du parcours

Samedi matin

Présentation générale du projet, rappel des objectifs touristiques et des enjeux d’accessibilité du futur sentier.

Étape 2

Découverte des secteurs de Montjean

Tout au long des 11 km

Passage par différents chemins, paysages, zones patrimoniales et espaces naturels emblématiques de la commune.

Étape 3

Repérage des points touristiques

Au fil du circuit

Identification des points de vue, zones de repos, futurs panneaux d’information et éléments à valoriser auprès des visiteurs.

Conclusion

Un projet prometteur

Fin de visite

Les élus ont salué la qualité du parcours et le fort potentiel de ce futur itinéraire pour les habitants comme pour les touristes.

Les objectifs du futur sentier

  • mettre en valeur les paysages de Montjean ;
  • développer les loisirs de proximité ;
  • renforcer l’attractivité touristique ;
  • proposer une activité familiale et sportive ;
  • faire découvrir l’histoire locale.

Prochaines étapes possibles

  • validation définitive du tracé ;
  • balisage du parcours ;
  • pose de signalétique ;
  • mise en sécurité de certains passages ;
  • ouverture officielle au public.

Galerie photos à venir

Les photographies de cette belle journée pourront être ajoutées prochainement afin de permettre à chacun de revivre cette visite du futur sentier communal.

À suivre : insertion des photos de terrain, paysages, élus participants et points remarquables du parcours.
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