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Le Montgrillet

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Description

A walk “by stone and wood”, through time, past ancient vestiges and ancestral know-how.

Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:Starting from "Meyrannes", head towards "La Font de Bourboul" via "Meyrannes-le-Royal", "Les Faysses", "La Vigna Del Bos", "Les Calades" and "Le ruisseau de La Font de Bourboul". After a little detour to the fountain, return to "Meyrannes" via "Le ruisseau de La Font de Bourboul", "Les Faysses" and "Meyrannes-Le Royal".This hike is taken from the guidebook Cévennes Haute Vallée de la Cèze, published by the Communauté de communes Cèze Cévennes as part of the collection Espaces Naturels Gardois and the label Gard Pleine Nature.

Technical Information

Walking

Difficulty

Very easy

Duration

Dist.

5.3 km

Altimetric profile

Starting point

Lat : 44.2698232Lng : 4.1649844

Additional information

Public transport

Cette randonnée est accessible en transports en commun.Pour consulter les horaires actualisés et planifier votre trajet, utilisez le calculateur d'itinéraires ci-dessous en renseignant l'arrêt d'arrivée : VILLAGE - Meyrannes

Advice

Make sure your equipment is appropriate for the day's weather conditions. Remember that the weather changes quickly in the mountains. Take enough water, wear good shoes and put on a hat. Please close all gates and barriers after yourself.

Advised parking

Meyrannes town hall (mairie)

Access

Via Alès towards St-Ambroix on the D 904, and then, as you leave St-Ambroix, towards Meyrannes on the D 51

Arrival

Meyrannes

Ambiance

This circuit tells the story of humans and the land and the evolution of a landscape. From generation to generation, men and women have arranged and exploited this slope. As you walk between garrigue (arid shrubland) and chestnut orchards, you will discover many elements of built dry-stone heritage: faïsses (crop terraces), a shelter, a mazet (typical southern seasonal one-room dwelling on farmland), a capitelle (small hut) and a cobblestoned track.