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A restful base for exploring Les Eyzies on foot or by bike
La Ferme d’Anna is at Le Mas de Sireuil, within the commune of Les Eyzies. Its quiet, tree-filled country setting offers a comfortable place to rest while exploring the Vézère Valley and the Périgord Noir on foot, by bicycle, mountain bike or e-bike. Here, you can take time to rest in a warm, comfortable setting before heading out again to explore the trails of the Périgord Noir.
Each route below has its own official starting point. None is described as leaving directly from the farm. Before setting off, check the tourist-office page, waymarking, weather and current access conditions. Following an official route also helps avoid accidentally crossing private land.
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Why choose La Ferme d’Anna after a day on the trails?
On your return, you will find five guest rooms and one family studio, a large lawn, mature trees and outdoor spaces. The pool offers a welcome pause in season. There is space to park bicycles on the property, but it is not described as a locked or secure bike room. On-site parking and Wi-Fi are also confirmed.
La Table du Merle Blanc is located on the estate, but its reopening is still being prepared: dinner and service hours are not currently guaranteed. Check before your stay. The booking website shows the rooms genuinely available, their capacities and the latest conditions.
- Comfortable rooms and a family studio
- Seasonal pool and outdoor spaces
- Space to park bicycles
- Direct online booking
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Walks and hikes around Les Eyzies
From a family walk to a half-day hike, the area combines valleys, woodland, cliffs and traces of prehistory. The Mas de Sireuil loop is near La Ferme d’Anna, but its official start is Sireuil town hall. The other two routes start at the Vézère car park in Les Eyzies.
Mas de Sireuil loop no. 17
- 3.2 km
- 1 hr 15
- +79 m
- Easy
A family walk around Sireuil and the hills above the Beunes Valley. The official start is Sireuil town hall.
View the official routeGorge d’Enfer loop no. 12
- 9 km
- 3 hrs 20
- +254 m
- Moderate
Starting at the Vézère car park, this route crosses valleys and woodland and reveals the cliffs and prehistoric landscape of Les Eyzies.
View the official routeLa Micoque loop no. 15
- 13 km
- 4 hrs
- +256 m
- Moderate
A route from the Vézère car park combining natural scenery, the La Micoque site and major prehistoric places in Les Eyzies.
View the official route
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More paths through the valley
The area also includes the Beunes Valley and the surroundings of Château de Commarque, as well as the GR6 and GR36 long-distance paths. The GR64 links Rocamadour with the Les Eyzies area. The Mouthe, 7 Tours and Gissonie loops add further walking possibilities.
These names are starting points for your research; no unverified distance or route has been added here. Ask the tourist office and use an up-to-date official map or track. Site access, diversions and trail conditions can change.
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Routes for cyclists and mountain bikers
The valley offers very different rides: an easy greenway, hilly minor roads, demanding mountain biking and a long cycle-route loop. La Ferme d’Anna is not presented as being directly on La Flow Vélo. La Vézère à Vélo connects with that route farther north near Coly-Saint-Amand.
Les Eyzies–Saint-Chamassy greenway
- 22.3 km
- +21 m
- Easy
A route for families, occasional cyclists and e-bikes, linking Les Eyzies, Le Bugue, Limeuil and Saint-Chamassy.
View the official routeLa Vézère à Vélo to Coly-Saint-Amand
- 37 km
- +532 m
- E-bike: moderate
The currently published route links Les Eyzies and Coly-Saint-Amand using greenways and minor roads. It suits fit riders or e-bike users.
View the route detailsLe Bugue–Les Eyzies MTB loop no. 1
- 38.4 km
- 3 hrs
- +950 m
- Demanding
A difficult red loop starting in either Le Bugue or Les Eyzies. Its climbing makes it suitable for prepared mountain bikers.
View the official routeLes Eyzies cycle route no. 6
- 89 km
- 5 hrs 30
- +1,073 m
- Very difficult
A long Périgord Noir loop reserved for trained cyclists. Check the official route and current conditions before leaving.
View the official route
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Find calm again after the effort
At the end of the day, put down your pack, park your bike and return to a comfortable room. Sit outside, enjoy the shade of the trees or relax beside the pool when it is open in season. The estate offers a simple breathing space after the kilometres, away from the pressure to rush from one attraction to the next.
The next morning, the trails, Beunes Valley, Château de Commarque and prehistoric sites invite you out again. Between discoveries, La Ferme d’Anna remains a place to reconnect with the calm of the countryside. More than a stay, a return to what matters.