The little River Crochet / Circuit 11
Walks and hikes , Walking/pedestrian at Queaux
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No major river runs through this area; however, its streams have contributed to the growth of small-scale businesses in these communes. The “Crochet”, a stream running through the commune of Queaux, powered a number of watermills: at Crochet, Capezioux, Gaudry, Gaschard, Popineau, La Finesse, L’Huilerie, Les Grands Moulins and Les Bis. These were mostly flour mills. The Crochet is a small stream which has its source in the Les Fouillarges woods in the commune of Queaux, and which flows through a varied landscape consisting of meadows, cultivated areas, wetlands and woodlands. It is fed by two tributaries: “Le Ruisseau de la Châtre” and “Le Ruisseau des Renardières”; it then joins the Vienne at a place known as “Peussot”. The high quality of the water in this stream has slowly deteriorated; however, it still contains a small indigenous population of brown trout and the odd white-clawed crayfish, a protected species recognised as being of Community Interest.
This circuit is one of 12 circuits known collectively as "Le P'tit Crochet", located in the Bouresse, Queaux and Usson-du-Poitou area. - Difference in height
- 68.28 m
- 68 meters of difference in height
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- Start altitude : 158 m
- End altitude : 158 m
- Maximum altitude : 160 m
- Minimum altitude : 138 m
- Total positive elevation : 68 m
- Total negative elevation : -68 m
- Max positive elevation : 10 m
- Min positive elevation : -11 m
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