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Lique Ser
Description
You enter an inhabited vale that can only be accessed on foot. Here, human traces are omnipresent, and every stone has a story to tell.
Signposts will guide you all along this route, as well as yellow painted waymarks. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:The departure point is at the old St-André bridge. Cross it and turn left towards “Les Vignes”. Shortly afterwards, follow "Rougeiresque" uphill into the grapevine ravine, towards the Corniche des Cévennes road.
At “Rougeiresque”, take the track on the right to the signpost “Chemin de Castanet”, then continue on your left towards “Malataverne”.
At the signpost “Malataverne”, leave the track and take the path on the left towards “Réservoir du Serre”.
At “Réservoir du Serre” continue on the path on your right to return to the village on a tarred lane, the Nogaret road. As you enter the village, in front of the signpost “Les Vignes”, head towards “Saint- André”, on the left bank.
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Public transport
liO is the regional public transport service of the Occitanie/ Pyrénées – Méditerranée region. It facilitates everyone’s movements by prioritising public transport. For more information, call 08 10 33 42 73 or go to www.laregion.fr(in term time).
Advice
Before committing yourself to a circuit, ensure that it is suitable for your activity level and ability. Remember that the weather changes quickly in the mountains. Take enough water. Please close all gates and barriers behind you.
Advised parking
St-André-de-Valborgne
Access
From Florac, towards St-André de Valborgne on the D907 through the villages of Vébron, Les Vanels and Rousses. Drive through the Tunnel du Marquaïrès and then downhill towards St-André de Valborgne – where the walk starts.
Arrival
St-André-de-Valborgne
Ambiance
This vale, where stones and soil have been transported on men’s and women’s backs, is a little jewel of agricultural heritage. Observe it all, down to the very last house in ruins. There are handsome panoramas all along the route, and a pretty downhill section on the former track linking Le Pompidou and St-André de Valborgne.
Departure
St-André-de-Valborgne
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