The Path of Dame Fines

Three points of interest mark the route: the chapel of St Martin de Grizac, the hill of St Sigismond, which offers a magnificent view of the Dadou valley, and the 16th century chapel of Ste Cécile de Mouribal.

This 12.5km route, starting from the centre of the village of Puybegon, offers hikers the opportunity to discover this village created in 1246 by Dame Fines Alaman. Dominating the Dadou valley from the top of its hill, and guarding the roads leading to the Tarn valley, the stronghold of Puybegon, due to its strategic and economic importance, was the object of envy of many lords.