



The Second Gorges of the Tarn, a medieval hamlet in a bush-covered valley, a hilltop village and hydroelectric dams: a journey full of surprises through the rugged landscape of the Raspes
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It is via the medieval hamlet of Le Minier and its steep path leading down to the village of Viala-du-Tarn that you enter Les Raspes, rocky escarpments covered in chestnut trees. As you wander along the winding paths, or from the top of the Ayssènes viewpoint, discover a landscape that is both wild and tamed by hydroelectric dams, between which the River Tarn flows gently
Le Truel
St-Rome-de-Tarn