Our Hiking Tour in Burgundy
Vineyards, Golden Hills, and Quaint Villages
Nature, Tradition & Cuisine
Located in the heart of France, the beautiful Burgundy region offers a true paradise for hikers. With around 660 hiking tours, it can confidently be called the ideal destination for a dream active vacation. This includes approximately 588 hiking routes, eight long-distance trails, and 64 pilgrimage trails. Additionally, the wonderfully mild temperatures from March to November, the breathtaking natural landscapes, and the diversity along the extensive hiking network all contribute to the appeal. Burgundy provides the perfect conditions for a successful hiking holiday with Eurohike. he region is also renowned for its delectable cuisine and exceptional wines, making your active vacation an unforgettable experience.
Nature, Tradition & Cuisine
Located in the heart of France, the beautiful Burgundy region offers a true paradise for hikers. With around 660 hiking tours, it can confidently be called the ideal destination for a dream active vacation. This includes approximately 588 hiking routes, eight long-distance trails, and 64 pilgrimage trails. Additionally, the wonderfully mild temperatures from March to November, the breathtaking natural landscapes, and the diversity along the extensive hiking network all contribute to the appeal. Burgundy provides the perfect conditions for a successful hiking holiday with Eurohike. he region is also renowned for its delectable cuisine and exceptional wines, making your active vacation an unforgettable experience.
Questions and Answers about Your Hiking Vacation in Burgundy
Top Destinations in Burgundy
Dijon
The Capital of Burgundy
Chateau de Berze
Historic castle setting
Abbaye de Fontenay
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Les Hospices de Beaune
Historic Hospital Building
Semur-en-Auxois
Picturesque medieval town
What Our Guests say
Useful Information about Your Hiking Tour in Burgundy
Facts about Burgundy
- Location: In the heart of France
- Area: 31,582 km² (12,188 square miles)
- Population: 1,64 million
- Capital: Dijon with approx. 155,000 residents
- Official Language: French
- Highest Mountain: Mont Haut-Folin at 901 meters (2,953 feet)
- Season: March to November
The Climate in Burgundy
Burgundy is characterized by a mild, continental climate, making it a pleasant destination year-round. In spring, the vineyards awaken in lush green, and nature is in full bloom. Summer temperatures are not too hot, making exploring the region even more enjoyable. Especially in autumn, Burgundy transforms into a sea of colors, with the vines glowing in vibrant reds and golden hues. The mild climate and clear, fresh air offer ideal conditions to experience the beauty of the region in every season.
The Culture of Burgundy
The culture of Burgundy is deeply influenced by its centuries-old winemaking tradition, which is firmly rooted in the region. In many small villages and towns, half-timbered houses and ancient churches are well-preserved, maintaining their historic charm. Particularly notable are the historic monasteries and abbeys, which offer insight into the region’s religious history. Burgundy also has a long tradition of craftsmanship, especially in glassmaking and pottery, which continues to be nurtured. Art and architecture reflect the region's history, showcasing a close connection to nature.
The Cuisine of Burgundy
Burgundy is especially renowned for its world-famous wines, particularly red Burgundy, which is enjoyed both as a drink and as an ingredient in many dishes. Bœuf bourguignon, a hearty stew made with beef and red wine, is a true regional classic. Other local specialties include escargots de Bourgogne, often served on special occasions, and Pauchouse, a flavorful fish soup with a white wine sauce. Dijon mustard, originating from the city of Dijon, also plays a key role in the region's rich culinary heritage.
Did you know, ...
- that Burgundy was once a powerful duchy?
- that the famous Burgundy wine, Pinot Noir, is considered one of the best red wines in the world?
- that the Château de Clos de Vougeot, an iconic vineyard in Burgundy, was once a monastery?
- that "Burgundy Red" is a color shade named after the wines from Burgundy?
I look forward to making your vacation dreams in Burgundy come true.
