Plan a getaway for the All Saints' holiday in Corrèze

A walk through the leaves, a stop in a village, and then the joy of returning to your cabin nestled among the trees… For the autumn break, treat yourself to a few days that leave as much room for discovery as they do for doing absolutely nothing. At Cabanes de Salagnac, in Meyrignac-l’Église, we welcome you to a 40-hectare estate, set between forests, meadows, and streams. Our six contemporary cabins, opening out onto the trees, invite you to discover the Corrèze region in a new way, whether as a couple or with the family. Here are our ideas for planning your autumn getaway.

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Why choose the Corrèze for the autumn break?

Autumn offers wonderful reasons to take your time in the Corrèze. The forests change color, villages are best explored on foot, and seasonal produce makes you want to linger at the table. Chestnuts, walnuts, and Limousin apples: the flavors of the region are the perfect accompaniment to a market visit or a meal shared after a walk.

To make the most of your autumn break in the Corrèze, there is no need to plan a busy schedule. Choose one outing that appeals to you, keep an idea in mind for rainy days, and leave room for the unexpected.

With children, a walk can become a game: observing the shapes of the leaves, looking for the different colors of autumn, or listening to the sounds of the forest. As a couple, it can simply be a stroll that lasts until teatime.

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Sleeping in a treehouse in the Corrèze, even in autumn

The forest as a backdrop, comfort to enjoy it

An unusual stay during the autumn break doesn't mean giving up comfort. All our cabins are heated and feature a bathroom with a shower, running water, and electricity. Their large floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to enjoy the forest, even when you prefer to stay indoors.

Settle in with a book, prepare a hot drink, and watch the light shift between the branches. The beauty of sleeping among the trees is that you don't even have to go outside to feel like you're somewhere else entirely.

Our treehouses accommodate 2 to 4 people. They are perfect for sharing a romantic getaway or a family adventure, with the pleasure of returning to your own little refuge after a day spent outdoors.

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The Cottage, a getaway for up to five people

Traveling as a group of five? The Cottage offers a different way to experience the estate. This small house features two bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a living room with a wood-burning stove. It’s the perfect place to cook together, enjoy long evenings, and keep up your family routines in a new setting. Stays are available starting from two nights.

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What to do in Corrèze during the All Saints' holiday?

Head for the heights in the Monédières

For an outdoor excursion, head to the Monédières massif. The Suc au May and its panoramic view are among the highlights to discover during your stay. A trail starting from Chaumeil winds through beech forests, conifers, and heathland before reaching this viewpoint at an altitude of 908 meters.

Our tip: choose your route based on your fitness level, the children's ages, and the day's conditions. You don't need to plan a long hike to enjoy the scenery. A shorter outing, with a break to take in the surroundings, can be a perfect addition to your stay.

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Discover the Gimel Waterfalls

Another idea for exploring Corrèze in autumn : the Gimel Waterfalls. In the Vuillier Park, trails lead you to three successive falls of the Montane river, nestled between rocks and lush vegetation. A great outing for those who enjoy walking to the sound of rushing water.

Wear appropriate footwear and stay mindful of trail conditions, especially after rain. In 2026, the park is scheduled to remain open until November 1st inclusive : please check opening hours and visitor guidelines before you head out.

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Explore a village… or set off on a treasure hunt

The village of Corrèze, which shares its name with both the river and the department, is well worth a stop. Pass through the Margot Gate to discover traces of the old fortified city, its houses, and its slate roofs. Down below, the Notre-Dame du Pont du Salut chapel sits right by the river.

To add a new dimension to your family walks, consider Tèrra Aventura. This free treasure hunt, accessible via smartphone, offers routes filled with riddles across various locations in Corrèze. Choose your adventure based on location, length, and difficulty: the kids get a mission, and the adults get a fresh way to explore the surroundings.

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Plan an indoor activity for rainy days

What is there to do in Corrèze during the All Saints' holiday when the weather keeps you indoors? In Tulle, the Cité de l’accordéon et des patrimoines offers a look at the town's craftsmanship, from music and Tulle lace-making to the history of the Arms Manufacture. It’s a great way to mix things up between outdoor excursions—just be sure to check opening days before you head out.

But a rainy afternoon can also be an afternoon with no plans at all. A deck of cards, a few books, and the joy of being together are sometimes all you need to make great memories.

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Savor autumn without leaving the property

Take your time from breakfast to dinner

At Les Cabanes de Salagnac, breakfast is meant to be savored at a leisurely pace: The basket is included in the cabin rate and delivered to the foot of your accommodation. For stays in the Cottage, it is available as a paid option.

In the evening, our gourmet baskets allow you to extend your day on-site. Whether you choose catered menus, raclette, or fondue, we offer several options so you can enjoy a meal without having to drive. Baskets are delivered cold to the foot of your cabin. Please remember to plan ahead: most services must be booked 72 hours before arrival, taking business days into account.

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Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation

To complete your getaway, massages are available by reservation, with practitioners who come directly to the estate. A perfect interlude to slip in between a walk and a quiet evening.

Our welcome cabin is also a place to take your time. Its lounge, library, and wood-burning stove invite you to take a break, browse a book, or chat with our team about ideas for local outings.

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How to best prepare for your All Saints' getaway?

Choose your dates and accommodation

In 2026, the All Saints' school holidays run from Saturday, October 17 after school until Monday, November 2 in the morning, for zones A, B, and C as well as Corsica. For children who do not have class on Saturdays, they begin on Friday after school.

Start by choosing your dates and the accommodation best suited to your group. To enjoy both the surrounding area and the estate, plan for some downtime without leaving: your cabin is an integral part of the trip.

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Packing for the great outdoors and cozy evenings

Pack walking shoes, a waterproof jacket, and several layers of clothing. Don't forget a comfortable outfit, slippers, and a game to share in the evening.

Before every walk, check the weather, choose a suitable route, and plan to be back before dark. Also, have a backup plan for days when you would prefer an indoor activity.

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Keep your schedule flexible

A walk in the Monédières, exploring a village, and dinner in your cabin: that’s already enough to make for a wonderful getaway.

Rather than packing in too many stops, choose the experiences that suit you best. Check the opening times of tourist sites for your dates, book the activities you really want to do, and let the rest of your stay unfold as you go.

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What if you spent your next autumn break in the trees?

When you return, you might remember a landscape discovered around a bend in the path, a card game that went on late into the night, or waking up to watch the branches from your bed. For your autumn getaway in Corrèze, treat yourself to a few days of sharing, without trying to see it all. We look forward to seeing you at Les Cabanes de Salagnac to write the next chapter.

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