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    Your mind has the questions, your soul will find the answers

100 000’s of people from all 4 corners of the world visit Les Eyzies de Tayac every year. They come to Les Eyzies mainly for all the [mostly Prehistoric ] historic treasures. However more and more people are coming to Les Eyzies and the Vezere Valley for Soul Searching purposes.

There are 3 major ley lines crossing through Les Eyzies de Tayac, the most prominent one being the St. Martin Ley Line that runs through Les Eyzies and Rocamadour, and has been a pilgrimage for +1000 years. The ley lines combined with +460.000 years of history makes Les Eyzies a very unique place, not just in France, but in the World

3 Ley Lines crossing through Les Eyzies de Tayac.

SoulFinder – an historic soul finding hike and experience

We offer to take you to 2 sacred and historic areas, both dating back at least 460.000 years. The soul searcher will immediately feel the mystical energy.

The Woolly Mammoth –

This hike is amazing, and takes you on the same route as our Trail of Wild Garlic archeological finds dating back to our Neanderthal ancestors shows that people from all periods of history came to this spot for worship.
The Woolly Mammoth is a huge rock that resembles a woolly mammoth. Evidence points to the possibility that our prehistoric ancestors actually worshipped the Woolly Mammoth, and at the same time, evidence shows that it was possibly used as a “Spear Target”
It is not in-common to see modern day spiritualist “camping” here and going back to basics, while on a soul searching mission.

Williams Church

Williams Church also dates back to Prehistoric times, it’s a massive natural rock overhang. Roman artifacts have also been found here.
In the early Medieval times Williams Church was used for both Spiritual and Religious purposes, and this becomes very clear from the about 25 large crosses hacked into the rock, and other large areas carved out of the rock.

Williams Church is off the beaten track, and others stunning views.. It’s also on our Ode to the Neanderthal trail

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Hiking Trails & More

  • Soulfinder
  • 8 day Soul Cleansing Pilgrimage Les Eyzies to Rocamadour loop
  • Prehistoric Loop Hiking Trail Les Eyzies
  • Les Eyzies to Rocamadour 3 day Hike
  • Hells Gorge Marked Hiking Trail Loop
  • The Seven Brothers Hiking Loop
  • Sleeping with Neanderthals
  • La Madeleine Loop hiking Trail
  • Ode to the Neanderthals Child
  • Caves and Ruins
  • The Trail of Wild Garlic
  • Forgotten Glory Dordogne Hike
  • Prehistoric Romans and Medieval
  • In the footsteps of Jacques le Croquant
  • Going Underground
  • Ring of Les Eyzies
  • Ode to the Neanderthal
  • Hells Gorge
  • In the footsteps of the Mammoth
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