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GR736® from Villefort to Pont-de-Montvert

Vue depuis la crête au dessus de Villefort - Le Bousquillou

Forêt de Hêtres en arrivant au Mas de la Barque

Transhumance Mont Lozère (cabane de Mas Camargue) - ©Prohin Olivier

Credit : Marie Corniglion - PNRGC

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From Villefort to Pont-de-Montvert, the birthplace of the Camisard revolt, travel through a vast landscape of granite and schist and head towards the River Tarn, which flows down from the barren moors of Mont Lozère

Ici ne s'affiche que la portion du GR®736 allant de Villefort au Pont-de-MontvertPour plus d'information sur l'itinéraire complet : Se procurer le Topoguide® édité par la Fédération Française de la Randonnée Pédestre : boutique FFRandonnée/Gorges-et-Vallée-du-Tarn - (ffrandonnee.fr)

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Walking

Difficulty

Hard

Duration

Dist.

33 km

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Starting point

Lat : 44.4398854Lng : 3.9240906

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Ambiance

The steep climb to the Col de Rabusat is the main challenge of this route, which runs along the eastern slope of Mont Lozère and then, through schist-covered valleys, leads up to a high-altitude plain dotted with granite outcrops before crossing the young River Tarn downstream from Mas Camargues. Near the summit of Pic Cassini, there is the option of a detour towards the Atlantic–Mediterranean watershed