SARL CAMPING L'OLIVERAIE: Discover Laurens, Hérault

"Le Guilhaumard", it’s a karst plateau like no other, a Larzacian islet on the edge of the department of Hérault. Its specific geology and climate make it an eden for botanists. A real discovery!1 - From the walkers’ car park, cross the track and take in front a rocky path, then, a path that, further, goes down to the farm of les Aires. Take it on left on 200m.2- Before the farm, turn right on the trail and go down to Sorgues.The Sorgues resurgence is just before the hamlet on the left (go and back).3 – Cross the hamlet and continue on the road on 2,5km. Turn left to La Mouline, pass over the Sorgues and then continue towards Saint-Rome-de-Berlières, on 800m.4 - Turn on the left hairpin road, ford the stream and continue on the dirt track. Turn left on a path in the middle of boxwood and juniper, then follow the shaded path which climbs and arrives on the plateau at the “Pas de Tirecul”.5 – On the plateau, (you can observe in spring and in the beginning of summer a lot of orchids), turn left and walk along the edge of the plateau  walking on tracks or old “caussenard” paths to join the Mas Raynal.6 – Take the road in direction of Cabanes. Before the hamlet, turn right on the track and follow it on 500m to reach the car park.

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.

A trip outside La Couvertoirade, in an agropastoral landscape: ideal for understanding the daily life of inhabitants of this fortified village at the time of Templars and Hospitallers.Through the parking, you have to get the ramparts of the village at the north gate and go through the village on the left to join the church.You can leave the village by the small door of access located between the church and the castle. Walking up and down till Moulin de Redounel, you have to take down on the way back to the left along the ramparts to lavogne.Follow the road in left approximately for 250 m and to pass beyond a disused barn. To veer right on the track that rises smoothly on the tray. After a wide turn, it turns towards south and reaches 1 km, at a fork.To leave GR de Pays to go down in right through the pasture of 100 m, then to appear on a dirt track. To follow it towards west for 900 m and reach an intersection with the GR 71.To turn right on the stony path. Being narrow, it then widens and passes through a small oak wood. You have to go through the Boussière, then in a small meadow and continue through the hollow road that leads to the foot of the wall, facing the south gate.To enter the village through the south door and to the car park via the north door.

Outside of the Templar wall of La Couvertoirade, a pleasant expedition on the southern fringe of the Larzac Aveyronnais, in an arid landscape scattered with boxwoods and junipers.After the visit of the Templar site of La Couvertoirade, exit by the North door. Follow on the right for 200 meters the small road to a cross (776m). Oblique left. At the crossroads, take the D185 on 800 meters.Turn right onto a dirt road.Before an intersection of tracks, turn left on an old path that joins a track. Turn left and join the small road to La Salvetat at a bend. Turn left and go down to the underpass. Go under the motorway and turn left on the old Roman road to a grove.Turn left, go down to the motorway fence, follow it to the left, take the underground passage, cross the D185 and take in front a path lined with low walls and boxwoods which leads back to La Couvertoirade.

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

Let’s walk around the woods… An easy walk for families. This path goes through the Green Way(la VoieVerte)first for about 2kms . When you leave it , you take a small forest track-the forest is very thick- this track is a link between 3 hamlets in the South of Labastide- Rouairoux : Lafeuillade ,Cantignous et Fon de Santé. The tracks are inhabited by wild animals , particularly roe deers-you may see them , if you are lucky -, an important number of different species of birds who want to live in the quietness of the woods. On the way , you will see chimneys and roofs of ancient factories . In the 19th century ,Labastide-Rouairoux had an important industrial development with the building of many textile mills , weaving and dyeing factories .The industrial activity of the village influences the landscape of the valley still now . This industrial heritage remains an important indication of the industrialization of the valley .

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

Explore the must-see sights of Montpellier by Segway. Stride across the city's main districts on a fun two-hour guided tour THANKS TO THIS ORIGINAL MEANS OF TRANSPORT, DISCOVER THE KEY PLACES OF MONTPELLIER IN A FUN WAY! This tour was specifically designed for beginners and your tour guide will show you the key sites in Montpellier. The tour starts with a small training session on how to drive the Segway (15 minutes). Then, you will visit the city's historic streets for an hour and 45 minutes. Your will admire its many squares such as the Place de la Comédie, with the fountain of the Three Graces. You will pass by the Montpellier Cathedral, the Corum (opera house). You can also marvel at the triumph arch of the Porte du Peyrou. Then, you will visit the incredible neoclassic Antigone neighbourhood and admire its architecture inspired from Ancient Greece. You will overlook the Lez river from the Esplanade de l'Europe and go back to the shop by riding along the river. Choose this long fun tour through various neighbourhoods in Montpellier!

Discover Montpellier thanks to the City Pass! The convenient, highly recommendable Montpellier City Pass lets you visit anything you want during 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes admission to museums and attractions of the region. It also offers unlimited access to public transport! Thanks to the Montpellier Pass, experience all the ferment of the city in one single offer! Find out about all of Montpellier's secrets! You will have free access to the following museums, tours and sites for the selected period of time (24, 48 or 72 hours): * Guided Montpellier tour to discover the best of the historic city centre and its hidden spots... * Montpellier old town museum * Pharmacy and Chapelle de la Miséricorde * Gardens of the Flaugergues castle * Amazonian greenhouse and zoological gardens in Lunaret * A game of bowling in Montpellier In addition, this pass will give you many discounts on: the aquarium, the tourist train, souvenir shops, wine, chocolate... But also on amusement and adventure parks around Montpellier, the network of history and archaeology museums and many other museums in the Montpellier region. CLICK HERE [/"http://www.ot-montpellier.fr/_objets/medias/autres/city-card-2015-175.pdf"] to see all free services and discounts included in the Montpellier Pass Finally, you will have unlimited access to public transport (buses, tram) during the selected period. Choose the Montpellier pass for the duration of your choice and make the most of your stay in Montpellier!

Discover local products and the way they are made thanks to this excursion including visits to vineyards and olive oil producing sites as well as tastings of local products! Discover vines and olive trees in Languedoc on a half-day guided tour! You will leave on a minibus with your tour guide for a half-day guided tour. During this time, you will discover a vineyard and an oil mill, taste 4 different wines and some olive oil. You will start with a visit to a traditional vineyard to know all about producing wine, and will, of course, enjoy tastings! Then, you will visit a family-owned olive oil production site and discover how it is made in the mill. You will then savour quality products and stroll among the vines and olive trees, which are both symbols of the region! Choose this Languedoc vineyard and olive grove discovery and taste regional products!

Go on an excursion to vineyards around Montpellier and enjoy quaint landscapes as well as many tastings! Discover the Pic Saint-Loup, one of the best terroirs in Languedoc, on a half-day guided tour! You will leave on a minibus with your guide for a half-day excursion. You will visit two vineyards and learn all secrets of wine-making, cultivating vine, vinification... Finally, enjoy some tastings: at least 8 wines from the region! Choose this tour to discover the surroundings of Montpellier and taste regional products!

Nestled at an altitude of 520 meters between the plateau of the lakes and the Montagne Noire, Marican is the starting point of many footpaths. Cozy cottage for stays relaxation, nature, discovery or sporting leisure. 10km from Mazamet. Nestled at an altitude of 520 meters between the plateau of the lakes and the Montagne Noire, Marican is the starting point of many footpaths. Cozy cottage for stays relaxation, nature, discovery or sporting leisure. 10km from Mazamet.

Sheltered by century-old chestnut trees, the restaurant on the square in the characterful village of Dourbies offers simple, generous cuisine that can be adapted to suit your tastes, as well as daily takeaways. At the back of the Cévennes cathedral, adjoining the pétanque court and children's play area, our bar-restaurant in the village square of Dourbies invites you to dine on its shaded terrace sheltered by ancient chestnut trees, with a magnificent view over the countryside. Our cuisine: Traditional family-style, local charcuterie, rotisserie, grilled meats, spit-roasted meats, dietetic vegetarian cuisine, themed meals. Daily takeaway as well as sandwiches and picnic baskets. In summer (July and August), open every day. Off-season (May - June and September - October), open every day except Monday. Winter season, open every day except Monday, weekdays closed after lunch service (3pm) and weekends (Friday and Saturday) open for lunch and dinner.

The tasting room welcomes you for your gourmet breaks: breakfasts, picnics, gourmet breaks, local producers' store. The tasting room offers breakfasts made with local produce, and gourmet breaks in natural colors (local cookies, aperitif platters and craft beers, Jonte peppermint and apricot lemonades, Audeline ice creams, picnic baskets...). A boutique lets you discover local artisans and producers. New products in the store: sweet and savoury popcorn, buckwheat potato chips, homemade lemonades, ewe's milk ice cream. Summer 2024: we offer : - Frozen Wednesdays with the Gargantua offer, which continues into the evening. - crazy Thursdays with music, games and summer entertainment - and for weekends, sunsets, aperitifs or digestifs, each at their own pace.

The Maison multi-services offers a discovery area and tea room, and a store featuring local producers. The tasting room welcomes you to its discovery, cultural and tourist area for your gourmet breaks. A store lets you discover local craftsmen and producers. The tasting room offers breakfasts made with local products, gourmet breaks in natural colors (Audeline artisanal ice creams, local cookies, aperitif platter and artisanal beers, Jonte artisanal lemonades with peppermint or apricot, picnic baskets...). Summer 2024: we offer : - Frozen Wednesdays with the Gargantua offer, which continues into the evening. - crazy Thursdays with music, games and summer entertainment - and for weekends, sunsets, aperitifs or digestifs, each at their own pace.

In the heart of Montagne Noire, half way between Montpellier and Toulouse, at 45 km away front Carcassonne, enjoy the indoors and outoors comfort in a wooded setting along the river. Set of three gîtes for 2 to 20 people on 1ha planted with trees and a river. 7 bedrooms, 1 dormitory, 6 bathrooms, 7 toilets, 70m2 room with bar, sound system, fireplace and kitchen to meet. Access for disabled people. Close to shops, golf, hike, walkway in medieval village.

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

The pubescent oak (Quercus pubescens) is widespread in the areas of the south of France. Its leaves are hairy on their underside, which is an adaptation to drought (the hairs limit evaporation and retain moisture). Formerly, the acorns were collected for animals or eaten by the herds on site.Sources: PNRGC_DA

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.

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.

The slow progression inside dense hedges of boxwood trees arboreal, they were intended to protect and channeling herds. Sources: PNRGC_DA

The lavogne and the tank have a dual function, vital to the plateau. The lavogne is a pond developed on the clay funds, impervious to water. It is often paved with stones to prevent gully erosion that cause trampling of sheep flocs came to drink it. The cistern collects rainwater and stores. It also feeds the lavogne, which, in its side receives runoff from Puech of Lavogne.Sources: PNRGC_DA

The Templar castle was built in the late twelfth century on the rocky outcrop of the village. Until the construction of the walls in the fifteenth century, its mission was to protect the villagers in case of attack, evidenced by its barbican, this primitive enclosure, as well as the remains of a gatehouse, located above the front door. This building has three parts : a farmyard, a main building and a dungeon.Sources: point Home Tourism Couvertoirade

The first notes about windmills appear in England and France at the end of the 12th century. They were much developed in the early 13th century and stopped turning at the end of the 19th century without any exception. In La Couvertoirade, there were two windmills, one disappeared but was mentioned in the 17th century in a place called “the Cross of wind”, the other still dominates the city at Redounel. “Le Moulin de Redounel”: altitude: 808 m, outer diameter: 5.56 m, height 6.60 m, thickness of walls: 1.08 m. It is made up of one of the only remains of windmills in South Aveyron, among the 60 windmills known in Aveyron. The windmills were used to grind wheat (flour), to press nuts (oil) or crush apples (cider).Sources: PNRGC_DA

This oven owes its name to the tax people had to pay for using it: this tax was called “la banalité”. Built in the 15th century by the Hospitallers and restored in 2000s. Today, it works and batches are regularly made by the village baker.

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

La Voie Gourmande offers delicious homemade dishesand basically uses fresh products. Mireille cooks herself foie gras, cold meats, desserts and jams. Meat and poultry are carefully selected. Our fries are prepared to order at last minute. Farmhouse cheeses com from local producers. We are about 10 km from Mazamet.

Café with terrace shaded by two large plane trees in the heart of the village.

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 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.

Takeaway or on-site sales. Wood-fired pizzas/ snacks/ desserts/ drinks. Pizzas, mixed salads, burgers, tacos.

Situated in the village of Lacze, this restaurant serves a complete and miscellaneous menu, with pizzas, roasted meats, delicious burgers and a lot more. Use of high quality local products, with Italian PDO ingredients. Situated in the village of Lacze, this restaurant serves a complete and miscellaneous menu, with pizzas, roasted meats, delicious burgers and a lot more. Le Fief restaurant uses high quality local products, with Italian PDO ingredients, to make your experiment an authentic and tasty cuisine. Le Fief welcomes you in a friendly and cordial atmosphere, whether you come for a quick meal, a family dinner or a night between friends.

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.

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

Looking for adventure? If you want to isolate yourself from the world and find yourself surrounded by nature in a mountain refuge, you have found the ideal place. At the top of the Montagne Noire, an exceptional panorama is offered to you. Looking for adventure? If you want to isolate yourself from the world and find yourself surrounded by nature in a mountain refuge, you have found the ideal place. At the top of the Montagne Noire, an exceptional panorama is offered to you. Mountain refuge, 2 rooms for 4 people, table, chairs, fireplace and gas cooker. View on the Roc de Peyremaux. Lighting by photovoltaic electricity. Water at 200 meters from a spring. Tow bar for horses. Possibility of carrying luggage and meals according to the number of people. On demand.

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.

Near the village of St-Amans Soult, the home of Marshal Soult, welcome during school holidays, football field and sports board. Free management provided that a person is entitled to use professional kitchen equipment. Near the village of St-Amans Soult, the home of Marshal Soult, welcome during school holidays, football field and sports board. Free management provided that a person is entitled to use professional kitchen equipment.

Nestled at an altitude of 520 meters between the plateau of the lakes and the Montagne Noire, Marican is the starting point of many footpaths. Cozy cottage for stays relaxation, nature, discovery or sporting leisure. 10km from Mazamet. Nestled at an altitude of 520 meters between the plateau of the lakes and the Montagne Noire, Marican is the starting point of many footpaths. Cozy cottage for stays relaxation, nature, discovery or sporting leisure. 10km from Mazamet.

Lodging of stage and stay in the center of the village, at the crossing of the paths of excursions and the tracks VTT. "large gite" 4 bedrooms for 16 people and "small gite" for 4 people. 19 km from Mazamet.

In Pradelles-Cabardès, Laure will welcome you in an ancient stonemade house, entirely restored with natural materials in the high part of the village at a altitude of 820m. Facing south and with an area of 90m², this cottage can accommodate up to 6 people. The living room leads directly onto a private outdoor area of 150m² (terrace and small garden), extended by a common area of over 500m². On the upper floors, you can enjoy two spacious bedrooms, each with their own bathroom and toilet. To each his mode of travel: - On horseback, meadow with electric fence, boxes and tack room are there to welcome you, - By bicycle or motorbike, a closed building will serve as a shelter for your mount, - By car, parking is available, - On foot, after a good day's walking, come and relax on a lounge chair.

The municipal camping Birotos located in Pradelles Cabardès in the Aude is the ideal place to stay for hiking or exploring the historical sites of the Cathar country. Direct access to the lake: beach, swimming, relaxing ... 30 locations. Supervised swimming in July and August.

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.