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📖 Stage Description
Périgné marks the start of stage 12 of the Via Turonensis. Saintonge, a land of white stone and cognac, stretches its gentle horizons. The Romanesque bell towers of Saintonge are among the finest in France — masterpieces of Poitevin Romanesque art.
The royal abbey of Saint-Jean-d'Angély once held the relic of Saint John the Baptist's head. A landmark pilgrim stage on the Via Turonensis. The route follows dirt paths and minor roads through a typical landscape of Charente-Maritime, alternating forest paths and village crossings.
Arrival at Saint-Jean-d'Angély concludes this stage of 17,5 km with a positive elevation gain of 88 m — an Easy stage, accessible to the majority of walkers. All practical information for the overnight stop is available in the sidebar.
📍 Villages and Waypoints
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Périgné · Start
Start of stage 12. Supplies and accommodations available.
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Intermediate waypoint
Water points on this section: Périgné km 0 · Saint-Jean-d'Angély km 18
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Saint-Jean-d'Angély · End
End of stage. Accommodations and supplies available.
⚠️ Practical Information
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Terrain and difficultyEasy stage of 17,5 km · D+ 88 m · D− 113 m
Highest point: 55 m · Lowest point: 18 m -
Water pointsPérigné km 0 · Saint-Jean-d'Angély km 18
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Monuments and heritageAbbaye royale de Saint-Jean-d'Angély, chef reliquaire de saint Jean (km 18) · Tour de l'Horloge
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Pilgrim resources
🌄 Walking Conditions
Sun exposure and terrain type over 17,5 km
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