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This getaway which is devoted to historical heritage, follows several trails and a path that is cut into the rock and leads you on the borderline of the Rougier de Camarès, an amazing patchwork of red ochre soils.From the village centre of Sylvanès take a small road (between the Town Hall and the restaurant) that leads to Maxels.In the hamlet, take the left path and ford the brook twice, walk the ascending path up to a trail intersection.Once you have ford across the brook again, take the left trail and walk around the Bataille farm to the right, the trail continues to rise. On the plateau, take the left trail that leads to the road and to the village of Gissac. Enjoy the scenic view over the Rougier de Camarès, the pic de Roste, the Merdelou and the Monts de Lacaune. Walk across the village of Gissac (castle and washing place are worth to be seen) and head towards the Montaigut castle on D105.At the exit of the village take right a bouissière that runs down towards the Moulin (formerly a fish farm). Walk across the Moulin and go for approximately 600 m up a small road.Before the hamlet of Douzou, take right a track, then at the junction of 4 trails take the one opposite which leads to the Besc hillside catchment reservoir. After the reservoir, take the left trail that gradually rises. Follow this main trail up to a hairpin bend on the right side.100 m after the hairpin bend, take to the left a recently completed pathway (be careful not to miss the trailhead). The path rises zigzagging through the woodland, crosses a 1st trail and joins a 2nd one which is to be followed on the left.Approximately 200 m after this intersection, leave the ascending path to the right and follow the contour line. The hike has already provided magnificent views over the Rougier and far in the distance, offered a first vision of the Montaigut castle. Keep walking up to a field, the logging road runs down to the left and goes along a 2nd field.You soon leave this path to take a track (cairn) which starts to the right of the field. This track crosses a trail and reaches the abandoned farmhouse of Gaujoux. After the farm, go ahead along the track that turns into a path and follows the contour line towards the Montaigut castle. Keep walking on the main path overlooking the Rougier. This path that crosses the Aigue Lebade ravine has been often hewn out of the rock.  The path goes along the plaster mill before reaching the Montaigut castle

This getaway which is devoted to historical heritage, follows several trails and a path that is cut into the rock and leads you on the borderline of the Rougier de Camarès, an amazing patchwork of red ochre soils. From the village centre of Sylvanès take a small road (between the Town Hall and the restaurant) that leads to Maxels. In the hamlet, take the left path and ford the brook twice, walk the ascending path up to a trail intersection. Once you have ford across the brook again, take the left trail and walk around the Bataille farm to the right, the trail continues to rise. On the plateau, take the left trail that leads to the road and to the village of Gissac. Enjoy the scenic view over the Rougier de Camarès, the pic de Roste, the Merdelou and the Monts de Lacaune. Walk across the village of Gissac (castle and washing place are worth to be seen) and head towards the Montaigut castle on D105. At the exit of the village take right a bouissière that runs down towards the Moulin (formerly a fish farm). Walk across the Moulin and go for approximately 600 m up a small road. Before the hamlet of Douzou, take right a track, then at the junction of 4 trails take the one opposite which leads to the Besc hillside catchment reservoir. After the reservoir, take the left trail that gradually rises. Follow this main trail up to a hairpin bend on the right side. 100 m after the hairpin bend, take to the left a recently completed pathway (be careful not to miss the trailhead). The path rises zigzagging through the woodland, crosses a 1st trail and joins a 2nd one which is to be followed on the left. Approximately 200 m after this intersection, leave the ascending path to the right and follow the contour line. The hike has already provided magnificent views over the Rougier and far in the distance, offered a first vision of the Montaigut castle. Keep walking up to a field, the logging road runs down to the left and goes along a 2nd field. You soon leave this path to take a track (cairn) which starts to the right of the field. This track crosses a trail and reaches the abandoned farmhouse of Gaujoux. After the farm, go ahead along the track that turns into a path and follows the contour line towards the Montaigut castle. Keep walking on the main path overlooking the Rougier. This path that crosses the Aigue Lebade ravine has been often hewn out of the rock.   The path goes along the plaster mill before reaching the Montaigut castle

This  circuit somewhat physical , you can discover the foothills of the plateau of the Loubière. The return to the valley follows a beautiful single track route in the beech forest.On Main Street, take the road to your right which takes you on to the “Pont Vieux” spanning the river Sorgues. After crossing the bridge, cycle to your right for 50 m.1-    Take a rather steep ramp to your left that leads towards the farm of the Mas du Souquet.2-    Do not take the tarmacked road, but cycle onto the path that follows the contour line and runs to the farm of the Mas de Gély. Go around the farm to the right.3-     You will see a cross at the top of a law dry stone wall; carry on along this route towards the hamlet of la Batisse.4-    Go around the side of the sheepfold and head westward, then cycle up the 1.5 km path which leads to the top of the hill, rising to 730 m.5-    When you arrive at the pass, cycle onto the track which is between the lines of box trees (called a bouissière) that runs towards Vareilles.6-     At the base of two high fir trees, ride up the gentle slope to the right.7-    Take the left turn, and 100 m further follow on the path that runs down to Saint-Félix going through the hamlet of Saint-Caprazy on the way. This hamlet is a former Commandery and the origin of the existing village.

Across woodlands and causses, walk in the footsteps of the knights Hospitaller who over the course of their presence in southern Rouergue from the 12th to 16th centuries have left their mark on the landscape.In the village walk along the main street for 50m towards Cornus up to the point where the street begins to slope down. Take the path on your left that goes up the right side of the vale with a stream running through it. Carry along this path that gradually rises up to the plateau leading to a cross from which a beautiful view over the valley can be enjoyed. Keep on walking along the trail for 300 m up to the junction.At the intersection, take the trail to your right and 500 m further on turn left onto a sunken path up to Mascourbe. When you reach the road, walk to your right until you reach the Borie farm.A bit further on from the farm, leave the road taking the path that slopes up towards the plateau. Follow this path which turns into a forest road and leads to the Lacalm forester's house.Just before the forester's house take the path on your left that leads down to the valley.When you reach a small platform, turn to your right and make a detour to Notre Dame du Cayla chapel. From the chapel, walk back to the junction and carry on along a steep downhill track until you reach the D7 road which you follow until you reach Saint-Felix de Sorgues.

Calades (roads paved with cobblestone) and passes, beech forests and box trees, farmhouses and hamlets come one after another along the way towards the Loubière plateau which provides magnificent views over Saint-Félix and the forested landscape.From the car park, head for Saint-Affrique, following the “calade” (a road paved with cobblestones) which runs down to the left towards the river Sorgues. Keep walking to the left until you reach the Pont Vieux and cross it. After the bridge, turn right and carry on until you reach the watermill, then take the path rising up on the left hand side. You will reach a flat area where you can enjoy a very nice view over the village. You then come to a wide trail.Cross this trail and walk along to a small rest area. Carry on the path which snakes in and out the box trees and eventually reaches another trail. Follow this trail to the left, where you will walk past a house and reach the Mas du Souquet 200 m further on.You will see a stone cross on your right. Carry straight on for about 100 m, walk past the houses and take the right hand path that leads to the Mas de Gély, then on to la Bâtisse.Walk past the farm and follow a hair pin bend where you take a right hand ascending trail leading to a small pass (Sot de la Loubière – 723 m).When you reach the crossing of the trails, take the right hand fork and immediately after a left, which is a descending path through a splendid “bouissière” (a narrow passage defined by two rows of box trees) and a copse of beech trees. Walk past a spring that runs into a channel shortly before coming to the trail which leads to Vareilles.Follow this trail to the right for 50 m, before getting back on the path through a grassy area on your left. Return through the “bouissière” up to Saint-Caprazy which is an old stone built hamlet undergoing restoration works (wood turning workshop).After leaving the hamlet to the right, the path runs down to join a small tarred road which brings you back to the Pont Vieux.From the Pont Vieux retrace your way back to the car park.    

Over the course of an easy stroll, walk across the bridge over the Sorgues to link the old Commandery in Saint-Félix-de-Sorgues with the hamlet of Saint-Caprazy, throughtout a charming landscape.This circuit is part of the "4 chemins, 1 école" series which was carried out by the schools in the Sorgues valley in partnership with the CDRP and the municipal councils in the valley (Versols-et-Lapeyre, Saint-Felix-de Sorgues, Marnhagues-et-Latour).Park your car on the parking lot opposite the school, along the D 7 road. Leave the car park   towards the West and take the calade (a road paved with cobblestones) which slopes down Southward. Turn to the left, then to the right towards the bridge. As you cross the bridge, notice the old mill and the Metasequoia (a resinous tree planted along the left bank of the riverside).Take the path to the right then turn left in the curve to follow the ascending track. Make good use of a flat area to enjoy the scenic view over the village. Continue in the same direction through a few buissières (passages lined up with box-trees). During the spring and summer seasons, notice the numerous wild orchids. At the intersection, make a right turn on a descending trail. Leave the tarred track that slopes down to the right and ford the small brook.Before entering St Caprazy, take the right track. You can walk through this ancient hospitallers hamlet which houses the workshop of a wood turner. Carry on the communal path that runs along the hamlet, then walk downhill towards the North. Ford the brook and follow a rising path. Take the tarred track to the left, walk back to the old bridge to cross it. At the foot of the bridge, take to the left. Head towards the North-West, leave the calade to the right. Notice the old mill in front of which you pass. Follow the calade rising up between gardens (catch sight of pools called « sompes » which serve as a watering system). Walk across the D7 road and climb the stairs.Follow the rue du Revelin where remains of battlements of the ancient Hospitallers Commandery can be seen. Walk through the St-John gate, turn to the right and notice the village spring. Leave the Tourelle square to the right and walk down immediately to the righ (catch sight of a beautiful wisteria!)Walk down the stairs and take left towards the washing place. Carry on your way and leave one after the other two small roads sloping down to the right. Opposite the schoolyard, turn to the right and walk back to the carpark.

Following drailles (pathways used for the seasonal transhumance) and making your way through buissières (narrow passages between two rows of box trees) will allow you to experience the traditional routes of pastoralism. A hiking circuit providing you with the opportunity to discover an unusual small heritage building: la quille du berger.Take the path that goes on the left towards N.E. and carry on about 1.5 km along a beautiful “bouissière” (a narrow passage defined by two rows of box trees) an ancient path which was used to connect Mascourbe to Nonenque.The view of the plateau emerges and the path turns to the right, going S.E. alongside a fence. Walk to the edge of the plateau.Head towards the southwest among box trees and oaks. The path runs slightly uphill and provides very nice views over the Annou vale and the Nonenque abbey. The trail leads you out of the woodland.Keep on strolling along the edge of the plateau and enjoy the scenic view over the Sorgue valley and the surrounding hills and plateaus (Guilhaumard, Escandorgue, Espinouse, monts de Lacaune). Reach “the Shepherds Tower”, which is a very unusual stone building. Keep on walking along the edge of the plateau for about 700 m.Do not take left the path that runs downhill towards the Nonenque vale, but instead walk away from the plateau to take a track on your right that runs along to a path, that turns into a “bouissière” which leads to the hamlet of Mascourbe

This family stroll is perfect for exploring the right bank of the river Sorgues. As you walk along the schoolchildren's path and off the beaten tracks, you will discover the hidden treasures in Versols: the medieval bridge and the ingenious irrigation system in the village.This circuit is part of the "4 chemins, 1 école" series which was carried out by the schools in the Sorgues valley in partnership with the CDRP and the municipal councils in the valley (Versols-et-Lapeyre, Saint-Felix-de Sorgues, Marnhagues-et-Latour).Park your car on the parking lot by the riverside, opposite the former school. Take the D7 road to the left, towards the Northwest. Before the bridge, turn to the right in the Rue de la Ville. On the right-hand side, notice the castle which is open to the public during the summer season. Pass under the arch, which used to be the porch of the ancient battlements. Turn to the right and take an ascending street. At the Plo du Four, take a left turn and walk into the buissière (a passage lined up with box-trees).  Head your way towards Notre Dame du Cayla (right path is a direct route). At the intersection, take to the right and carry straight on. Enjoy the scenic view over the valley all along the path. A 50m long stretch of this path is poorly marked, and you should be careful not to enter into plots of land (to the right and then to the left). Also, notice on the left, the remains of old low stone walls. After your walking through a small oak wood, take the path to the left.At the hairpin bend, turn to the right and walk along the temporary brook. Reach a trail and take it to the right. Follow the old path to the left, notice the wall running along the right side. At the intersection, carry straight on along a broader trail to get back to the path. Observe to the left an old terraced vineyard. Get back to the road.Walk across the D7 road opposite the Cinzelles electric power station, and keep going to the right (towards the East). Catch sight of an old shelter on the right side of the road. Take the path sloping down to the Sorgues river to the left. Walk along the Sorgues up to the car park.

Take your walking stick and go for a stroll along the national forest of La Calm to reach a small Romanesque chapel which overlooks the Sorgues valley from the top of its rocky promontory.After the bridge, turn to the right, then after 50m take a left turn to follow the rue de la ville. Once you’ve passed through the arch walk uphill to the right, then to the left. After 100 m you reach the junction of Notre Dame du Cayla from where we will later walk back to our cars.Carry on your way on a gently rising path and reach another fork.Take a track to the right that turns into a rather steep and stony path. 200 m further on, on the right, leave this path that winds is way up to the Montgrand cross. Keep going until you reach the edge of the national forest. Walk along the edge of the forest to the right, then follow an alley to the left that runs up to the forester's house of La Calm.After the forester's house, take a winding trail to the right until you reach an intersection.Turn to the right towards Notre-Dame-du- Cayla chapel. Walk downhill to the right towards the ravine of La Calm. After three hairpin bends, cross the ravine and go to the right bank of the river where you reach an intersection. Keep going to the right on a gently rising path. Walk through the woodland area, then walk along the edge of the fields up to Versols.

This short and technical route offers to experienced mountain-bikers a beautiful ride and provides a great variety of terrain on both sides of the Versolet valley. Start your ride from the village of Versols. Cycle up the trail alongside the Verzolet stream passing a fish breeding farm on the way, until you reach its source in the catchment area.Ford the brook so that you are on the opposite side and take to your right a path which is lined with box trees and overlooks the left bank of the brook. You can now ride back downstream to the village of Versols.Versols: this ancient fortified village still has its original gateway and some remains of the old battlements at the center of which is the castle. The building was remodeled during the 15th and 16th centuries and holds a carved stone bearing the family Roquefeuil’s coat of arms.A 17th century painting, depicting Saint-Thomas putting his finger in Jesus’ wound, can be seen in the 16th century church.

Fully renovated and furnished holiday home for 14 people, just outside the village, 1 minute from the leisure centre. Situated at an altitude of 620 metres, in the Hautes Terres d'Oc, your holiday at Saint-Pierre de Trivisy in the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park. You'll love the friendly locals, the leisure centre ideal for children (and adults too!), the first-class rivers for fishing, forest walks, hiking trails... In the village, you'll find all the shops you need for your holidays, a wellness and spa centre open all year round, a leisure centre with a water park, water slides, Aventure Parc (tree climbing) and lots of entertainment in summer... Fully renovated and furnished holiday home sleeping 14. For families or groups of friends, it is located at the entrance to the village, on the road to Lacaune, just a minute's walk from the leisure complex. Enclosed garden, terrace Ground floor: - large living room opening onto a single-storey terrace at the rear, equipped with a wood-burning stove, - fully-equipped kitchen (traditional oven, microwave, combined fridge-freezer, extractor hood, dishwasher... ) with comfortable dining area, - laundry room opening onto outside terrace with washing machine, ironing board and iron - wc 1st floor: - 3 bedrooms, each with double bed (140x190), - large bathroom with bath and shower, hairdryer - wc 2nd floor: - 2 bedrooms, each with double bed, - bedroom with 2 single beds (90x190) and 2 bunk beds (90x190), - 2 toilet cubicles with shower, - wc A small games house with a multi-games table (table football, billiards, table tennis and table hockey), board games and toys for the children. External electric car charging point. Le Grand Hortensia can be rented in a smaller format (ground floor and 1st floor only), a gîte for 6 people, Le Petit Hortensia (reference G1746 on Gîtes de France).

A lovely, shaded campsite with a swimming pool and restaurant by the river. Access to tennis, canoeing, pétanque, and small shops. Evening entertainment in summer, a lively, open-air atmosphere, unusual accommodations, mobile homes, bungalows, and numerous pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. A lovely, shaded campsite with a swimming pool and riverside restaurant. Access to tennis, canoeing, pétanque, and small shops. Enjoy lively evening entertainment in the summer, a festive atmosphere, and unique accommodations including mobile homes, bungalows, and numerous pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. Our campsite is located in Trébas-les-Bains, a designated "Green Resort" with a "Blue Flag" beach offering supervised swimming in the summer. It's in the heart of the Tarn Valley, 35 km from Albi, a magnificent UNESCO World Heritage city, 1 hour 30 minutes from Toulouse, and 60 km from the Millau Viaduct. Just 100 meters from our campsite, you'll find numerous small shops, a bakery, a grocery store with excellent local products open 7 days a week, a hairdresser, three restaurants, a honey producer, an apple juice producer, and more. Our eco-friendly campsite offers a lovely swimming pool and shaded pitches right on the riverbank, with mobile homes, canvas bungalows, unique accommodations, and numerous pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. We also have accommodations specifically designed for hikers and cyclists. For nature lovers, those who appreciate green spaces and birdsong in a bucolic setting overlooking the river, we offer cozy, nature-inspired accommodations with a warm, woody feel. Our restaurant, bar, snack bar, and ice cream parlor, "La Guinguette au bord de l'eau" (The Riverside Café), are open 7 days a week. Enjoy cocktails, ice cream sundaes, Camembert on a board, a variety of burgers, grilled meats, salads, desserts, and more. You'll love the lively atmosphere of our musical evenings, summer karaoke nights, pétanque tournaments, and the Sunday morning market. Children, teenagers, and adults will enjoy the many activities: swimming in the campsite's pool, whitewater swimming in the Tarn River, and supervised swimming at Trébas beach, which has been awarded the Blue Flag label. There's also a playground with swings and slides, "L'Oasis Parc Enfants à Trébas" with its giant inflatable games and toddler area, as well as a leisure center, multi-sports courts (tennis, football, basketball), pétanque courts with summer competitions, river fishing, numerous hikes starting from the campsite, the GR36 and GR736 long-distance footpaths, cycling/mountain biking trails, and canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, or electric mountain biking (rentals available on site). Or perhaps you'd prefer to relax under a tree, with your feet in the water at the campsite's small beach. And for a worry-free holiday, you'll find a pharmacy, doctors, and a physiotherapist in the heart of the village. We look forward to welcoming you in a friendly atmosphere for an unforgettable holiday at “camping l’Amitié au bord de l’eau” in Trébas, Tarn. Swimming pool from June 20th to September 4th Restaurant from April 15th to September 10th Bar from April 15th to September 10th Ice cream from April 15th to September 10th Snack bar from April 15th to September 10th Grocery store open 7 days a week Bakery open 7 days a week Tourist office from June 20th to September 10th Whitewater swimming all season long Trébas beach awarded the "Blue Flag": supervised swimming from July 1st to August 31st

The best canyoning sites in the Cévennes and Languedoc regions are here. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, here you'll find aquatic adventure, natural slides, waterfalls and jumps in basins. Immerse yourself in the canyons of Gard and Hérault, Lozère and Aveyron Canyoning? You progress on foot in a river, equipped with a neoprene wetsuit, harness and helmet, under the expert guidance of your state-certified instructor. In small groups of ten or so, you'll walk, swim, jump, slide down natural toboggans, abseil down waterfalls or zip-line down the river. These are the ingredients of our canyons in the Cévennes. In the Aigoual massif and in the hinterland of Montpellier, just a stone's throw from La Comédie, there are several places where you can practice canyoning. They vary according to season and level. Canyoning with Cigale Aventure means thrills for young and old alike (from age 7/8 upwards), with courses adapted to different ages. You can go canyoning in Hérault, Gard, Aveyron or Lozère, for a half-day or a full day, as a family, solo or with friends. Come and experience your aquatic adventure in unspoilt environments and natural beauty spots. Reservations required. With Cigale Aventure you can enjoy other adventures: bike rental, bike tours, via ferrata, climbing, caving, canoeing. Check out our website for all our activities.

From discovery to guiding on major routes, Cigale Aventure's instructors know the best climbing spots in the Languedoc region like the back of their hands. There's no doubt that you'll have a great time climbing and surpassing your limits. Discover the vertical environment or improve your skills with our climbing activities, designed for beginners and experts alike: Sport climbing : Experiment and progress technically during our "moulinette" sessions: you climb one-length routes in pairs, alternately belaying each other, with the advice of your instructor. During the session, you have the opportunity to try out different routes, adapted to your level. This is the classic session, perfect for an initiation, a discovery, to discover the cliff when you're new to the gym, or to progress technically. Adventure Course Our cliff adventure courses are real abseiling treks. They are not very technical, with simple climbs and big abseils. You don't need to be an experienced climber to try them out, but you do need to have no fear of heights. It's sure to be a thrill! Long routes If you've already been climbing with a lead rope, gradually become autonomous on multi-pitch routes, experimenting in a safe and friendly environment. Learn the right moves, climb management and safety techniques. In just a few belays, you'll gain height, guided by your expert instructor. With Cigale Aventure, you can enjoy other adventures: bike rental, cycling holidays, canyoning, caving, via-ferrata, canoeing. Visit our website to find out about all our activities.

Mountain biking excursions, guided tours, mountain biking courses, the instructors at the Sud Cévennes mountain biking school will take you on a tour of the most beautiful mountain biking trails in the Cévennes, between Mont Aigoual, the Cévennes valleys, the Navacelles cirque and the Languedoc plain. From the cirque de Navacelles to the Cévennes National Park, from the Piedmont to the summit of Mont Aigoual, there are countless mountain bike trails to enjoy, whether you're an occasional rider or an expert. Immerse yourself in nature on a family mountain bike tour during the day, or watch the sun set at nightfall from one of the Cévennes' most beautiful vantage points. Suitable for children aged 10 and over. Push your limits on a sportive mountain bike tour in the Hérault or the Gard. You'll benefit from your instructor's technical advice to help you overcome obstacles or improve your cycling posture. If you're looking for mountain bike guiding near Montpellier, you've come to the right place. With Cigale Aventure you can experience other adventures: bike rental, cycling holidays, canyoning, climbing, via ferrata, caving, canoeing. Visit our website to find out about all our activities.

Experience the thrill of the cliff on a via-ferrata. On an equipped cliff and with the advice of your guide, climb the rungs, slide down the zip line and cross the monkey bridge. The big thrill awaits you. Discover via ferrata above the Hérault, Vidourle and Dourbie rivers. Equipped with a harness and helmet, you progress along a lifeline under the expert guidance of your instructor. The program includes evolutions on rungs and monkey bridges, underground passages, zip lines and abseils. Enjoy the pleasures of the mountains and the thrill of altitude in complete safety. With friends or family, accessible to children from 140cm. If you're looking for a thrill, try our giant abseil on the Rocher de Sion or our abseil hike on the Pic Saint Loup, both of which are great adventures with a distinctly mountain feel. With Cigale Aventure you can also enjoy other adventures: bike rental, cycling holidays, canyoning, caving, canoeing. Check out our website for all our activities.

Bramabiau is one of those grandiose and bizarre works of nature. A veritable cradle of French speleology, the tour is 1 km long and very accessible. Guided tour of around 1 hour along the Bonheur underground river. This is the place where cave enthusiasts are least likely to experience déjà vu. Temperature 10°C. Guided tour of around 1 hour along the underground river of happiness, after a 30-minute descent to the abyss. The guided tour provides an insight into the circulation of water in karst reliefs. 120 km from Uzés, the Bonheur underground river is located in the Aigoual massif. New installations reveal dinosaur footprints.

Market at the Halle de l'Espérou, 8am to 12:30pm. Producers, craftsmen, tasting stalls, fast food... Market at the Halle de l'Espérou, 8am to 12:30pm. Producers, craftsmen, tastings at the stands, fast food... Come and enjoy the products of our local producers and craftsmen. Tasting at the stands, fast food ...

Quiet, Relaxing, Clean, Family, Welcoming, Warm : our customers describe us as such. If that suits you, come and put your suitcases. Heated swimming pool, Trampoline, Inflatable game, Snack, Hiking, Greenway, Mountain biking…will enhance your stay. Are you looking for a beautiful ‘green’ campsite in quiet surroundings were you can enjoy the culture and sportive environment, you are welcome on Camping LESTAP, far away from stress. Located in the middle of the Park Haute Languedoc, at 1 km from the little village Albine, close to all important access roads, we welcome you to stay on Lestap and enjoy the half shade pitches laid out in terraces with stunning views and our swimming pool. At the border between the Tarn, L’Aude and L’Herault, and only one hour from the Mediterranean coast, you will be surprised by the richness in nature and history from the Montagne Noir. Swimming Pool from 01/07 to 03/09 Bathing-Place from 01/07 to 03/09 Bar Or Refreshment Bar from 15/06 to 03/09 Restaurant or Takeaway Meals from 01/07 to 27/08

A rare example in the Midi-Pyrénées region of an unaltered Renaissance leisure residence, where the lords of the Boissezon de Masviel community (now Murat-sur-Vèbre) resided during the reign of Henry IV. Overlooking the hamlet of Canac by roughly one hundred meters, the preserved site offers a wide panorama over the upper Dourdou valley. A family-friendly walk along restored ancient paths leads to the ruins. Experienced hikers will prefer the itinerary “Le Plo de Canac”.

This village, built halfway up the hillside, still has the remains of its former battlements: gate, tower with gothic openings, and old dwellings.

Saint-Caprazy is mentioned as a parish and community in a document dating back to 1026 AD and is an important historic landmark in Saint-Félix. Around 1150, Gaubert de Saint-Caprazy became the first commander of Saint-Félix of the Order of the Knights of Saint John of Saint-Félix, who retained ownership of the property and suzerainty for over 6 centuries. The domain includes 7 buildings: dwelling house, barn, sheepfold, chapel, and so on…

Saint-Caprazy is mentioned as a parish and community in a document dating back to 1026 AD and is an important historic landmark in Saint-Félix. Around 1150, Gaubert de Saint-Caprazy became the first commander of Saint-Félix of the Order of the Knights of Saint John of Saint-Félix, who retained ownership of the property and suzerainty for over 6 centuries.The domain includes 7 buildings: dwelling house, barn, sheepfold, chapel, and so on…

The village was a Commandery ruled by the Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem. It is built midway up the slope and the remains of the battlements are still visible today: along with a gateway, a tower with gothic openings, and ancient houses…North of the village is a walking route called “le circuit des Hospitaliers” which is marked with yellow P.R. signs, and allows bikers on peak form to extend their ride: this 12 km-long walking route is rather strenuous but provides lot of fun and some nice panoramic viewpoints.

This is a dry-stone construction called Quille or Tour de berger (Shepherd's Tower), on which shepherds used to stand to watch over their flocks. These towers are also a form of artistic expression of the shepherds, in which the shape of a cone, is superimposed on the piles of stones resulting from destoning.  Some of them are built in gneiss or schist and can be seen on the Lévezou plateau.

The Mascourbe dolmens are parts of the ”Treilles” group. This name comes from the cave located next to the Treilles farm in Saint-Paul des Fonts where these Grands Causses “builders” hail from. They were also famous for working with copper and for their astonishing trepanations (making small openings into the skull). There are at least three dolmens located in Mascourbe.This megalith is a simple dolmen with a covering stone, sidestones, but without a headstone.

The Mascourbe dolmens are parts of the ”Treilles” group. This name comes from the cave located next to the Treilles farm in Saint-Paul des Fonts where these Grands Causses “builders” hail from. They were also famous for working with copper and for their astonishing trepanations (making small openings into the skull). There are at least three dolmens located in Mascourbe. This megalith is a simple dolmen with a covering stone, sidestones, but without a headstone.

The Roquefeuil family lived here over a period of eight centuries, from 1250 to 1810, the date on which the owning family had to sell the castle. The building was then sold to different owners and part of it was converted into a farmhouse. Then in 1962, a couple from the Roquefeuil family bought back the stronghold.The castle and the whole of the old village were included in a walled area called a castrum which spread out between the Sorgues and the Verzolet rivers. The castrum was originally composed (11th century) of only a small castle that was later extended during the 13th or 14th century to protect people from the clashes during the One Hundred Years War.

The Mascourbe dolmens are parts of the ”Treilles” group. This name comes from the cave located next to the Treilles farm in Saint-Paul des Fonts where these Grands Causses “builders” hail from. They were also famous for working with copper and for their astonishing trepanations (making small openings into the skull). There are at least three dolmens located in Mascourbe.Not much is left of this ruined dolmen apart from two pieces of the covering slab and a fragment of a sidestone lying flat on the ground.

Located in the heart of the village of Labastide Rouairoux, the restaurant Le Dolmen offers every noon a traditional cuisine in a family atmosphere.

Refined gourmet cuisine. Situated in a former coaching inn, this restaurant with character and a fireplace will delight you with its dishes and its warm welcome. From starters to desserts, everything here is good! Discover a weekday menu and a table d'hôte-style menu at weekends.

Bar, Restaurant, Pizzeria Friendly establishment, specialities, fish... A friendly restaurant/bar/pizzeria guarantees a warm welcome and quality cuisine. There are also regular evening concerts for music lovers.

Local specialities, it's here! Frésinat, Cassoulet, Croustade... A family business for 4 generations, the Vieux Brassac restaurant has just been renovated to bring it up to date and welcomes you every lunchtime except Saturdays. There are now several options available to you: lunch by the large open fireplace, with prior reservation, a small private lounge or a large, stylish dining room.

Brasserie in the village centre Bar and snack bar.

Refined cuisine prepared by professional chefs in a restaurant decorated with humorous frescoes. You'll be welcomed in a family atmosphere. Our restaurant specialties include truffade au bleu des causses, local produce, Aveyronnaise cuisine and local specialties, all accompanied by garden vegetables. Hotel, Restaurant, Bar Tabac. Terrace with 30 seats. Out of season, closed on Sunday evenings and Mondays. Annual closure from early November to early April.

Ideally located on the village square in Lanuéjols, the café/restaurant "La Bonne Adresse" welcomes you all year round in a modern, outward-looking setting. Enjoy a breathtaking view of village life from our large terrace in summer, and the warmth of our large bay windows in winter. Menu: Come and enjoy our menu or à la carte dishes, or have a drink. Groups welcome. Menu Menus Starter + main course + dessert + coffee - €16.90 Starter + main course + coffee - €14.00 Main course + dessert + coffee - €14.00 Dish of the day + coffee - €12.00 Children's menu - €10.00 Charcuterie and cheese boards Wine list Air-conditioned dining room Groups of up to 60 people welcome BROADCASTING OF MATCHES AND SPORTING EVENTS. FREE HIGH-SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION. Throughout the year, we offer musical evenings, belote competitions, broadcasts of major sporting events, and the chance to relax over a game of cards or a board game.

Come and taste traditional, authentic, warm and friendly cuisine, evolving with the seasons, based on local produce. The chef chooses a fragrant, colorful, draped path, enveloped in the little things that transform everything. Come and taste traditional, authentic, warm and friendly cuisine, evolving with the seasons, based on local produce. The creation of a meal is an act of love, an alliance of flavors and beauty in which nature lends us its chords. The chef chooses a fragrant, colorful, draped path, enveloped in the little things that transform everything.

La maison des Cévennes is a former forester's house that has been converted into an inn. Located in Puéchagut in the commune of Bréau-et-Salagosse, south of the Col de la Broue, on the slopes of the Esperou and Lingas mountains. Our team will welcome you every day for lunch and dinner from April 25 to October 15 to introduce you to our traditional cuisine. Summer | April 25 to October 15 | open 7/7 for lunch and dinner Winter | from November 05 to April 05 | open Fri, Sat and Sun for lunch and dinner. Reservations required the rest of the week (6 people minimum).

Opening 29/04/2020 > 27/09/2020 Just 900 metres from the centre of Millau, bordered by two rivers, the Tarn and the Dourbie, Huttopia Millau campsite welcomes you on a beautiful 4 ha site for a natural stay in the capital of open air sports.

Hello and welcome to Cozy Nature! In a little corner of paradise nestled in the Vis valley, I welcome you all year round in cozy tiny houses and cozy chalets to discover the magnificent Cévennes. Hello and welcome to Cozy Nature! In a little corner of paradise nestled in the Vis valley, I welcome you all year round to cozy tiny houses and cozy chalets to discover the magnificent Cévennes. On foot or by bike you will explore the grandiose landscapes of the Causses, the Cévennes National Park, the Cirque de Navacelles at l'Aigoual. On site you can rent electric bikes and relax in an outdoor spa with sauna and jacuzzi. Take the time to discover the pages, the photos, and do not hesitate to share yours on the networks with the hashtag #cosynature I take up the words of Jacques Brel and: "I wish you endless dreams and the furious desire to achieve some of them. I wish you to love what must be loved and to forget what that must be forgotten. I wish you passions, I wish you silences. I wish you birdsong when you wake up and the laughter of children. I wish you to respect the differences of others, because merit and the value of each are often to be discovered. I wish you to resist the stagnation, the indifference and the negative virtues of our time. Finally, I wish you never to give up research, adventure, life, to love, because life is a wonderful adventure and no reasonable person should give it up without fighting a tough battle. Above all, I wish you to be you, proud of it and happy, because happiness is our true destiny." Goodbye Muriel

We have the pleasure to welcome you in our renovated XIXth century house, combining ancient and modern, located near the green way, in the middle of the black mountain.

Fully renovated and furnished holiday home for 14 people, just outside the village, 1 minute from the leisure centre. Situated at an altitude of 620 metres, in the Hautes Terres d'Oc, your holiday at Saint-Pierre de Trivisy in the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park. You'll love the friendly locals, the leisure centre ideal for children (and adults too!), the first-class rivers for fishing, forest walks, hiking trails... In the village, you'll find all the shops you need for your holidays, a wellness and spa centre open all year round, a leisure centre with a water park, water slides, Aventure Parc (tree climbing) and lots of entertainment in summer... Fully renovated and furnished holiday home sleeping 14. For families or groups of friends, it is located at the entrance to the village, on the road to Lacaune, just a minute's walk from the leisure complex. Enclosed garden, terrace Ground floor: - large living room opening onto a single-storey terrace at the rear, equipped with a wood-burning stove, - fully-equipped kitchen (traditional oven, microwave, combined fridge-freezer, extractor hood, dishwasher... ) with comfortable dining area, - laundry room opening onto outside terrace with washing machine, ironing board and iron - wc 1st floor: - 3 bedrooms, each with double bed (140x190), - large bathroom with bath and shower, hairdryer - wc 2nd floor: - 2 bedrooms, each with double bed, - bedroom with 2 single beds (90x190) and 2 bunk beds (90x190), - 2 toilet cubicles with shower, - wc A small games house with a multi-games table (table football, billiards, table tennis and table hockey), board games and toys for the children. External electric car charging point. Le Grand Hortensia can be rented in a smaller format (ground floor and 1st floor only), a gîte for 6 people, Le Petit Hortensia (reference G1746 on Gîtes de France).

A lovely, shaded campsite with a swimming pool and restaurant by the river. Access to tennis, canoeing, pétanque, and small shops. Evening entertainment in summer, a lively, open-air atmosphere, unusual accommodations, mobile homes, bungalows, and numerous pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. A lovely, shaded campsite with a swimming pool and riverside restaurant. Access to tennis, canoeing, pétanque, and small shops. Enjoy lively evening entertainment in the summer, a festive atmosphere, and unique accommodations including mobile homes, bungalows, and numerous pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. Our campsite is located in Trébas-les-Bains, a designated "Green Resort" with a "Blue Flag" beach offering supervised swimming in the summer. It's in the heart of the Tarn Valley, 35 km from Albi, a magnificent UNESCO World Heritage city, 1 hour 30 minutes from Toulouse, and 60 km from the Millau Viaduct. Just 100 meters from our campsite, you'll find numerous small shops, a bakery, a grocery store with excellent local products open 7 days a week, a hairdresser, three restaurants, a honey producer, an apple juice producer, and more. Our eco-friendly campsite offers a lovely swimming pool and shaded pitches right on the riverbank, with mobile homes, canvas bungalows, unique accommodations, and numerous pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. We also have accommodations specifically designed for hikers and cyclists. For nature lovers, those who appreciate green spaces and birdsong in a bucolic setting overlooking the river, we offer cozy, nature-inspired accommodations with a warm, woody feel. Our restaurant, bar, snack bar, and ice cream parlor, "La Guinguette au bord de l'eau" (The Riverside Café), are open 7 days a week. Enjoy cocktails, ice cream sundaes, Camembert on a board, a variety of burgers, grilled meats, salads, desserts, and more. You'll love the lively atmosphere of our musical evenings, summer karaoke nights, pétanque tournaments, and the Sunday morning market. Children, teenagers, and adults will enjoy the many activities: swimming in the campsite's pool, whitewater swimming in the Tarn River, and supervised swimming at Trébas beach, which has been awarded the Blue Flag label. There's also a playground with swings and slides, "L'Oasis Parc Enfants à Trébas" with its giant inflatable games and toddler area, as well as a leisure center, multi-sports courts (tennis, football, basketball), pétanque courts with summer competitions, river fishing, numerous hikes starting from the campsite, the GR36 and GR736 long-distance footpaths, cycling/mountain biking trails, and canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, or electric mountain biking (rentals available on site). Or perhaps you'd prefer to relax under a tree, with your feet in the water at the campsite's small beach. And for a worry-free holiday, you'll find a pharmacy, doctors, and a physiotherapist in the heart of the village. We look forward to welcoming you in a friendly atmosphere for an unforgettable holiday at “camping l’Amitié au bord de l’eau” in Trébas, Tarn. Swimming pool from June 20th to September 4th Restaurant from April 15th to September 10th Bar from April 15th to September 10th Ice cream from April 15th to September 10th Snack bar from April 15th to September 10th Grocery store open 7 days a week Bakery open 7 days a week Tourist office from June 20th to September 10th Whitewater swimming all season long Trébas beach awarded the "Blue Flag": supervised swimming from July 1st to August 31st

Comfortable accommodation in the heart of a typical hamlet in Bouisset Lasfaillades, between Anglès and Castres in the Tarn. Stopover or holiday gite located between Sidobre, Monts de Lacaune and Montagne Noire, less than 300 metres from the GR 653 Way of St James. In Bouisset Lasfaillades, between Anglès and Castres in the Tarn. Our St Jacques gite is located in a charming and peaceful little hamlet in an unspoilt natural setting at an altitude of 700 metres. Set in undulating countryside between Sidobre, Monts de Lacaune and Montagne Noire, this gîte will give you the chance to relax away from the noise and bustle of the city. The village of Lasfaillades, crossed by the GR 653 Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela, offers great walking and mountain-biking opportunities just a few kilometres away. Nearby, you can also take advantage of the small lake and picnic area less than 300m away. Self-contained gîte (sleeps 8/9), located in the centre of the hamlet less than 300 metres from the GR. Ground floor entrance with terrace and garden furniture. Ground floor: fitted kitchen with large dining table, toilet and shower room, lounge with seating area, laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. First floor: 3 bedrooms (3 single beds), (2 single beds), (1 double bed + 1 single bed), shower room and WC. The gite also has a garage. Television and small library available. Grassed area, car park and barbecue are also available next to the gîte. Pilgrim gite with half-board available on reservation.

A family story...in Occitania since 1991. Magali and Julie welcome you to the Ecuries de la Sabatarié in the Tarn, an equestrian farm with various accommodations. Para unas vacaciones en la naturaleza al aire libre, en compañía de ponis y caballos, la yurta de madera puede alojar a una familia de 4 personas. Sidobre#Tarn#Naturaleza#caballo#poni Le invitamos a una escapada en un hábitat insólito: auténtico, sorprendente, ecológico... para una noche, un fin de semana o una estancia corta. Venga a recargar las pilas y a redescubrir la energía que nos ofrecen la Naturaleza y las personas que viven en ella... Un regalo insólito para un fin de semana romántico... o una escapada familiar para un máximo de 4 personas. Regala a tus seres queridos una noche en una yurta de madera. La yurta incluye 1 cama de 160 y 2 literas de 90, una cocina americana y aseos secos, una estufa de leña para calentarse. Está situada en una gran terraza de madera en medio del bosque. Te gustará : - La calma del lugar - La naturaleza que lo rodea - Las actividades ecuestres con ponis o caballos - El senderismo en el cercano Sidobre.

Quiet, Relaxing, Clean, Family, Welcoming, Warm : our customers describe us as such. If that suits you, come and put your suitcases. Heated swimming pool, Trampoline, Inflatable game, Snack, Hiking, Greenway, Mountain biking…will enhance your stay. Are you looking for a beautiful ‘green’ campsite in quiet surroundings were you can enjoy the culture and sportive environment, you are welcome on Camping LESTAP, far away from stress. Located in the middle of the Park Haute Languedoc, at 1 km from the little village Albine, close to all important access roads, we welcome you to stay on Lestap and enjoy the half shade pitches laid out in terraces with stunning views and our swimming pool. At the border between the Tarn, L’Aude and L’Herault, and only one hour from the Mediterranean coast, you will be surprised by the richness in nature and history from the Montagne Noir. Swimming Pool from 01/07 to 03/09 Bathing-Place from 01/07 to 03/09 Bar Or Refreshment Bar from 15/06 to 03/09 Restaurant or Takeaway Meals from 01/07 to 27/08

Vast comfortable lodging in the Regional Natural Park of the High Languedoc at 600 meters of altitude. Panoramic view of the Montagne Noire. Located at the start of footpaths and VTT. 5 minutes from the Golf and all shops.