This walk passes through very diverse landscapes and lets you explore the complex interactions between mankind and nature.
Start at the Tour de l'horloge (clocktower), cross the bridge over the Tarn and turn right.
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Marker 1This steep terrain consists of a mass of fallen granite rocks...Read more
Marker 2The open scenery overlooking the Tarn offers a grand panorama....Read more
Marker 3A viewpoint indicator explains the architecture of the hamlet.
Marker 5The Scots pine is a typical example of a dynamic, sun-seeking...Read more
Pine forests associated with blueberry zones are interesting...Read more
Marker 6Callune has established itself on the knolls, meaning the...Read more
Marker 7You need to leave the path on the left and walk for about...Read more
Marker 8Views of the southern slope of Mont Lozère
Marker 9Unlike the previous sheepfold, this one was built out of heavy,...Read more
Marker 11This path used to be an important communication route linking...Read more
Marker 12Le Pont-de-Montvert is at the confluence of the Tarn and...Read more
Tour de l'Horloge (clocktower)
Tour de l'Horloge (clocktower)
The Cham de l'Hermet, on the north slope of the Bougès, showcases the diverse landscapes of the Tarn valley, including the L'Hermet plateau where the handsome granite hamlet of the same name is situated. The downhill section towards Le-Pont-de-Montvert offers magnificent panoramic views onto the entire Mont Lozère mountain range with its highest point, Pic de Finiels (1,699 m).
Le Pont-de-Montvert, on the D 998 from Florac
Car parks at the temple (Protestant church) or Catholic church
Le Pont-de-MontvertBus route 7 Mende / Le Pont-de-Montvert / Vialas
see Guide des transport de Lozère