Wildlife and Mouflon Observatory

Come and discover the Mediterranean slopes of Mont Aigoual, home to moufflons and many other wild species.
Don't forget your binoculars, you'll have a chance to observe the mouflons.
Reintroduced in the middle of the last century, the mouflon is today one of the emblematic species of the Aigoual massif. But the 250 or so individuals that inhabit this part of the National Park are not so easy to observe!
At the Observatoire de la Faune Sauvage et du Mouflon, located on the Départementale 986 between the villages of Val d'Aigoual and Espérou, you can scan the steep Mediterranean slopes in search of these animals, as well as the many other wild species that inhabit the forests and rocky crags on this side of the massif.
Every Tuesday in summer, the Maison du tourisme et du Parc national des Cévennes offers you the chance to immerse yourself in nature and discover the mouflons, accompanied by a guide. Information 04 67 82 64 67