Saint-Priest-La-Feuille: Dolmen, Church and Hiking Trails

Saint-Priest-la-Feuille is shaped by its waterways, megalithic monuments, the parish church of Saint-Laurent and numerous hiking trails. During your stay, you can focus on the landscape, cultural history or hiking.

Waterways and pond

The Gartempe crosses the southern part of the municipality. The Étang de Néravaud is the municipality’s only large pond; the Semme flows nearby for a short stretch. The Sédelle rises near the hill of Mazeirat.

Megalithic monuments

The Menhir de la Rebeyrolle was listed as a historic monument by decree on 29 May 1991. The Dolmen de la Pierre Folle has been listed as a historic monument since 1938 and dates from the Middle Neolithic. Its almost circular capstone is 3.40 metres in diameter and 1.20 metres thick. The Dolmen of Fréminges is also known as La Pierre aux Loups. When identifying the monuments by name, this alternative name refers to the Dolmen of Fréminges; Pierre Folle is a different monument.

The parish church of Saint-Laurent

The parish church of Saint-Laurent is a 13th-century building. Two side chapels were added in the 19th century. Its furnishings also include a holy water stoup dating from 1676.

Hiking and planning your time

There are numerous hiking trails in Saint-Priest-la-Feuille, where you can discover unusual places. The De la Semme à la Sédelle circular trail runs through the municipality. It is about 18 kilometres long, with an average duration of 5 hours and 45 minutes. The distance is approximate, while the time given is an average. Together, these figures provide a concrete guide for planning your day: allow for a longer block of time and check route conditions and signage before setting out.

The Association Patrimoine organizes walks each year. In 2025, the event took place on 15 June. If you would like to include a similar walk during a later stay, check the date and route for the year in question.

Weekly offerings at Place Michel Mandrile

The Maison Lafont mobile grocery shop comes to Place Michel Mandrile in Saint-Priest-la-Feuille every Wednesday from 09:30 to 10:15. Les crêpes à Coco serves crêpes there on Thursdays from 16:30. Both offerings are based at the same place, but take place on different days of the week and have different hours. If you would like to include one in your weekly plans, check the times in advance, as they may change.

If you are looking for a hotel in Saint-Priest-la-Feuille, plan your days around your intended activities: the circular hiking trail takes an average of just under six hours, while the two offerings at Place Michel Mandrile are tied to specific days of the week. This will help you decide whether cultural history, a longer hike or a particular day of the week will shape your stay. Check the opening times if they are important to your plans.

Discover more destinations: Mérinchal, Clairavaux, Saint-Martin-Sainte-Catherine, Saint-Avit-De-Tardes, Mazeirat, Saint-Merd-la-Breuille, Bonnat, Ajain

For the main travel overview: Creuse.