A small group. A stone manor. Seven days of walking, eating, and discovering the France that most travelers never find. Come alone — you won't feel it for long.
Limited to 6–8 guests — spots fill early
Dispatches from the trails, markets, and back roads of France — written from the field by your guide.
Subscribe on Substack →What happens when you follow the smell of bread and wood smoke instead of the tourist map? A solo week in the Dordogne, a village no guidebook mentions, and the quiet discovery that getting lost is the whole point.
Read on Substack"Getting lost is not the problem. It's the whole point."
A week in Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val and why the best travel plan is no plan at all
Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val wasn't on anyone's radar — which is exactly why she went. A week of showing up with no agenda and letting the village reveal itself at its own pace.
Read on SubstackA hard day in Aveyron, and why I test every trail before inviting you to walk it with me
Before a single guest walks a trail, she already has. A raw account of solo scouting in Aveyron — sore feet, difficult days, and the quiet work behind every curated walk.
Read on SubstackWinter, breast cancer, and building a small tour business
Diagnosed mid-business-launch with breast cancer — a candid, darkly funny, and ultimately hopeful post about resilience and what it takes to keep building something you believe in.
Read on SubstackA 50th birthday, a week of solo walking, and a life-changing idea
How a solo 50th birthday trip in France — the heat, a valley view, and years of wandering alone — became the seed of We Wander France.
Read on SubstackBlack gold, winter markets, and the scent of truffles in medieval France
Sarlat in January — truffle markets, medieval streets without the summer crowds, and a lifelong mushroom hunter finally finding her holy grail in the Dordogne.
Read on SubstackA small-group walking tour comes into focus
After weeks of scouting trails that didn't make the cut, the We Wander France itinerary is finally set — designed for oohs, ahhs, and the pleasure of discovery over a checklist.
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