Escape to camping Le Jardin des Cévennes in Meyrueis

Ces parcours permettent de découvrir de nombreux sites et villages, des grands causses aux monts et vallées cévenols. Espace Cyclosport Massif de l'Aigoual : Petit parcours où les dénivelés positifs sont concentrés dans les 6 premiers kilomètres, qui vous permettront de vous élever au-dessus de la vierge de Meyrueis, vous laissant entrevoir le haut des Gorges de la Jonte notamment. Ensuite vous passerez à proximité de la grotte de Dargilan, une des merveilles locales, avant un joli dépaysement avec la traversée d'une partie du Causse noir, sur des routes étroites mais agréables et avec une bonne visibilité. Lanuéjols sera le village idéal pour une pause (départ possible également), poterie ou boisson avant de repartir vers Meyrueis par une route discrète passant par le hameau de Servillières. Départ : Meyrueis Niveau : Bleu - Facile Durée : 1h45 Distance : 25km Dénivelé : 450m Le parcours est disponible gratuitement en téléchargement et le carto-guide est en vente 3€ auprès des Offices de Tourisme Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes. Le projet "Pôle Nature 4 saisons du Massif de l'Aigoual" est cofinancé par l'Union européenne. L'Europe s'engage dans le Massif Central avec le fonds européen de développement régional.

This trail takes you from the arid Causses plateau to the foothills at Le Puech Pounchut, and lets you discover the upper Jonte valley with all its contrasts. From the carpark, take the D 996 on the right until you reach a small park with a stone cross. Take the path on the left running alongside a high wall. Go uphill to join up with the D 986, then take the path opposite. This is steep for 150 m and joins up with a former road. Turn left onto this and walk to the road leading to Pauparelle. Turn right onto this road and walk to Pauparelle. Do not enter the hamlet (on your left), but go uphill on the path and, after about 100 m, fork right to start a very steep ascent. After 200 m, a track runs alongside the cliffs: take this and walk alongside the small road without crossing it. Turn right towards Salvinsac, go downhill into the gully and end up on the D 996 at Salvinsac. Cross the road to go down into the hamlet and cross the river Jonte. After the bridge, go uphill into a forest of conifers after a forestry track. After two hairpin bends, go right and slightly downhill at the pass. At the first crossroads, continue straight on the track until you reach a large crossroads. Here, go towards Meyrueis to reach the village vacances (holiday village). Cross the bridge over the river Brèze and walk alongside the public swimming-pool to get to Meyrueis. Turn right and cross the bridge to return to the carpark.

Ces parcours permettent de découvrir de nombreux sites et villages, des grands causses aux monts et vallées cévenols. Espace Cyclosport Massif de l'Aigoual : Un condensé de cyclo ! L'approche du col du Perjuret est un échauffement agréable, et permet aussi de découvrir les hameaux des hautes gorges de la Jonte. L'ascension du col du Perjuret est un vrai petit col avec ses épingles et sa pente dans les 6%! Au col, « un coup de cul » est nécessaire pour vous hisser sur le Causse Méjean. Préparez-vous à côtoyer les vautours le long d'une impressionnante et abrupt falaise. Le retour se fait par une superbe descente, ne vous laissez pas griser par la vitesse et la vue... Départ : Meyrueis Niveau : Bleu - Facile Durée : 2h Distance : 30km Dénivelé : 500m Le parcours est disponible gratuitement en téléchargement et le carto-guide est en vente 3€ auprès des Offices de Tourisme Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes. Le projet "Pôle Nature 4 saisons du Massif de l'Aigoual" est cofinancé par l'Union européenne. L'Europe s'engage dans le Massif Central avec le fonds européen de développement régional.

This family walk lets you explore the Roquedols Estate with its château, dovecote and forest. The site's charm will work on both young and old! The walk starts with a very gentle slope in the forest, to the pigeon-loft. It then follows a former béal (irrigation channel) to reach the château and gardens.

On this trail, discover a very agricultural village, a restored dovecote, the flora of the causses, Neolithic man and the anecdote of the 3 bishops. An easy hike for the whole family. The atmosphere of the Causse is spectacular, with its vast stretches of desert and its silence. A few burning bushes and boxwoods add to the rugged authenticity of the land. The hamlet of Les Mazes is on the Causse Noir. Here, the land is arid, and sheep are king. And the 3 bishops? When the départements were created, around 1790, the 3 bishops of Gard, Lozère and Aveyron got together and deposited this cross at the boundaries. Start: at the crossroads before the hamlet of Les Mazes Walking time: 2 h Distance covered: 5 km Difficulty: none Mountain bike access: easy Difference in altitude: 16 m Marking: yellow Animals on leash Flocks of ewes in this area, you may come across guard dogs. The trail is available in the Massif de l'Aigoual guidebook, on sale at the Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes Tourist Office.

What could be more impressive than walking along paths that took man so long to build? The landscape that unfolds before your eyes is also the trace of that same hand. Simple, courageous people. Keep your eyes peeled! You won't be disappointed... To complete this 4-day itinerary with an ecological approach : Transports liO - Occitanie: fare €2 Nîmes - Valleraugue: bus routes 140 then 108 to Lanuéjols Valleraugue - Nîmes: bus routes 108 and 140 Hiking - Day 1 : Lanuéjols - Dourbies: 18km/6h (yellow signs). - Day 2: Dourbies - Camprieu: 12.9km/6h - Day 3: Camprieu - l'Aigoual: 11km/4h. - Day 4: L'Aigoual - Valleraugue: 8,6km/2h30 you can extend your rando itinérances holiday by following the "4-day hike: the Mediterranean side of the Aigoual" circuit. Don't go down to Valleraugue, but to Aire de Côte, Mas Corbière etc... Please contact me. Information from the Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes Tourist Office, St André de Valborgne Office.

Sentier de découverte Le col de Montjardin et celui qui lie le Causse Noir au Mont Aigoual. Ce sentier vous fera cheminer de part et d'autre, ce sera l'occasion de voir des paysages très contrastés : Steppes des Causses et les petits bataillons de buis épars, forêts profondes des versants de l’Aigoual, gorges abruptes et vertes de pins sylvestres, corniches fendues, sculptées par les éléments, ravins pleins de recoins où quelques arbres, miracle, ont trouvé une poche de terre. Belle descente sur Randavel par un ancien chemin, puis remontée vers Montjardin par le fond d'un vallon. Belles vues du plateau vers le Mont Aigoual. Départ : près du hameau de Montjardin, au croisement formé par la D263 et la route allant à Montjardin Durée :  3h Kilométrage : 6.5km Difficulté : aucune Accès VTT : impraticable Dénivelé : 220m Balisage : jaune Animaux tenus en laisse Sentier disponible sur le carto-guide Massif de L'Aigoual en vente dans les bureaux de l'Office de Tourisme Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes Retrouvez sur le site destination Parc National des Cévennes l'itinéraire : sentier du Renard

Itinéraire nature à travers la forêt. Penser à la forêt du Moyen âge, croiser un troupeau transhumant ou apercevoir un cerf, un pic épeiche, se reposer dans la clairière de la croix du Devois, recenser les plantes de la haie. Ce sentier démarre à Lanuéjols, premier village du Causse Noir, et nous fait parcourir une jolie campagne en limite avec la partie Cévennes de l'ouest de l'Aigoual, et de beaux passages en forêt. Sentier de découverte A la découverte d’un itinéraire « nature » à travers la forêt. Départ : église de Lanuéjols Durée :  5h Kilométrage : 14km Difficulté : aucune mais chemin très boueux après la pluie Accès VTT : difficile Dénivelé : 244m. Balisage : jaune Animaux tenus en laisse Le sentier est disponible sur le carto-guide Massif de L'Aigoual disponible dans les bureaux de l'Office de Tourisme Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes Retrouvez sur le site destination Parc National des Cévennes l'itinéraire : sentier de la Croix du Devois

Berceau du reboisement de l'Aigoual, ce hameau semble aujourd'hui abandonné dans son dense écrin forestier. Saint Sauveur révèle pourtant une histoire riche et intense. Parmi la centaine d'espèces d'arbres présentes dans l'arboretum, partez à la découverte du Pin pleureur de l'Himalaya, de l'Araucaria, du Cyprès de Lawson, de nombreux feuillus et profitez de la vue sur le hameau à travers l'alignement de Calocèdres. Sentier sans difficulté particulière, accessible aux familles. Sentier d'interprétation Un grand programme de reboisement a été mené sur le massif de l’Aigoual à la fin du XIXe siècle, sous la houlette du forestier Georges Fabre et du botaniste Charles Flahault. Celui-ci a été parmi les premiers à pressentir l’importance des essences exotiques en matière de reboisement. C’est dans ce contexte et pour étudier le comportement des espèces dans différentes conditions écologiques (altitude, régime des pluies, nature des sols, etc.) qu’un réseau de dix arboretums fut créé entre 1885 et 1903.Saint Sauveur des Pourcils fut l’un des grands domaines agricoles de l’Aigoual, achetés par l’administration forestière à la fin du XIXe siècle. Le hameau ne comporte qu’une église et quelques bâtiments, dont un imposant corps de ferme aux allures de château. A proximité, la balade se poursuit sur une partie du vaste arboretum valorisant une grande diversité d’essences d’arbres et quelques spécimens remarquables.Accès routier par chemin non goudronné (3 km), partant au niveau de la borne Michelin sur la D986 entre Camprieu et Lanuéjols.Accès piéton depuis le village de Camprieu, commune de Saint Sauveur Camprieu , par le "Sentier des morts ", (boucle de 7 km / 4h.)Départ : parking dans le hameau de St Sauveur des Pourcils Durée : 1hDistance : 1.8km Dénivelé + : 52m.Niveau : facile Balisage : jauneLe dépliant du sentier "L'Aigoual et ses arboretums" est disponible auprès de l'Office de Tourisme Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes. Retrouvez sur le site du Parc national des Cévennes l'itinéraire : L'Arboretum de Saint Sauveur des Pourcils

Ces parcours permettent de découvrir de nombreux sites et villages, des grands causses aux monts et vallées cévenols. Espace Cyclosport Massif de l'Aigoual : Le parcours idéal quand vous arrivez sur St Sauveur Camprieu ! L'objet : la découverte du village qui recouvre la magnifique Abîme de Bramabiau et le joli petit lac tout à proximité. Départ : Camprieu Niveau : Vert - Très facile Durée : 0h30 Distance : 5km Dénivelé : 60m Le parcours est disponible gratuitement en téléchargement et le carto-guide est en vente 3€ auprès des Offices de Tourisme Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes. Le projet "Pôle Nature 4 saisons du Massif de l'Aigoual" est cofinancé par l'Union européenne. L'Europe s'engage dans le Massif Central avec le fonds européen de développement régional.

Fun day at the hamlet of "La Mouline" with pétanque, meal and musical entertainment by the hamlet association. Fun day at the hamlet of "La Mouline" with pétanque, meal and musical entertainment by the hamlet association.

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.

Every July, Randals bison organizes Europe's biggest Western cattle competition: Authentic cowboys. The #1 Ranch Sorting competition in France and Europe! An unmissable event in the world of Western riding, the Authentics Cowboys will take place from July 18 to 21, 2024. Five disciplines on the program: Jackpots Ranch Sorting; Breakaway Roping + clinic; Team Penning; Ranch Cutting. Plus grosse compétition de tri de bétail western de france: Ranch Sorting, Team penning, Ranch cutting, etc… Plus de détail ici: authentic-cowboys Tarif: gratuit pour le public

From mid-July to the end of August, depart from the Alti Aigoual resort and explore the trails of the Aigoual massif on horseback, discovering marvellous landscapes. Ride through the Aigoual massif to the famous Mont-Aigoual or Lac des Pises... 1h30, half-day or full-day rides. A la carte tours available for groups of 5 or more. Opening Wednesday July 17, for riders comfortable with all 3 gaits for the first few days. Beginner rides from Saturday July 20, 2024. Reservations and information by phone: 06 81 62 50 35

Family-friendly mid-mountain ski resort on the slopes of the Aigoual massif. At the Col de Prat-Peyrot, multi-activities all year round: hiking, horse-drawn carriage rides, electric-assisted mountain biking, horse-riding, accrofilet. Winter season - altitude 1440 m: 13-hectare ski area. Exposures: northwest and south. All information on opening times, resort opening hours and webcams can be found daily on the resort's website: https://www.stationaltiaigoual.com Ski pass sales on site. - Downhill skiing 10 runs: 4 green (Sources 1 and 2, Ermitage 2 and 3), 3 blue (Ermitage 1, Cougourles, Tindelles), 3 red (Tindelles and Cougourles). 1 Family Parc: 3 modules on the Ermitage 3 track. the natural Cougourles, a red-rated run left in its natural state for committed skiers! (Beginners not permitted). - Nordic skiing: 50 km of marked and groomed trails. More than 50 kilometers of cross-country ski trails are marked at the resort. Some trails are even approved by the French Ski Federation to host national competitions! Some 20 kilometers are regularly groomed to ensure that everyone can enjoy the trails. - Snowshoeing, pedestrians, dogs, multi-activities: Not permitted on cross-country ski trails. 3 new loops from the heart of the resort are marked out for family fun in the snow, snowshoeing or other snow activities: the green "Sapinière" trail, the blue "Point sublime" trail and the red "Observatoire" trail. The latter is reserved exclusively for snowshoeing. Departure and arrival behind the buildings. - Tobogganing: 2 toboggan runs: 1 at the resort, 1 at L'Espérou. Le Chalet" self-service restaurant with menu and daily specials. Ample parking. Please note: no equipment rental at the resort; rental is available at L'Espérou, the last village before arriving at the resort. For information on road conditions, visit http://www.inforoute30.fr or http://www.inforoute48.fr

The snack bar at the heart of the resort! The snack bar "Le Chalet" is the perfect place to warm up or recharge your batteries after a day on the slopes, with a tasty dish, a hot drink or a crêpe! After spending some time enjoying the snow, the snack bar "Le Chalet", in the heart of the resort, welcomes you to warm up and enjoy a tasty dish, a hot drink or a crêpe or waffle! For all the latest information, visit the resort's website: https://www.stationaltiaigoual.com/ Our selection: "Home-made" dishes: pizza, croque monsieur, Lozère pie, chestnut tiramisu, blueberry tart, or let yourself be tempted by the Aigoual tartiflette with porcini mushrooms, Lozère pie or our Cévennes sweet onion soup! Salle hors sac open for snacks: €3 per person.

Immerse yourself in art and nature at Aigoual! This circuit reveals regularly renewed installations inspired by nature and the landscapes of Mont-Aigoual. A total of 12 works installed on an 8km loop. Les Balcons de l'Aigoual" land-art trail Here, artists portray the human/nature relationship and confront the climatic phenomena of the Aigoual. The works are therefore constantly evolving. Art inserted into nature returns to an essential source of artistic creation: observation and inspiration by nature. This itinerary allows visitors to cross different atmospheres and places, suggesting a sensitive and intimate approach to nature. Edition 2024: three new works on the trail: "Folies" by Elodie Cabos, "Rideau de pluie" by Yoann Crépin and "Regards" by Matthew Burton. Departure: Prat-Peyrot parking lot, Alti Aigoual station Duration: 2h30 Length: 8km Difficulty: easy Mountain bike access: possible Disabled access: possible on the ascent from Prat-Peyrot to Mont-Aigoual. The descent is on the GR6, access to which is limited to walkers. Elevation gain: 217m. Markings: a black circle and arrow on a yellow background. Access forbidden on the discovery path when snow-covered. Pets must be kept on a leash. The Aigoual summit walk extends to the Hort de Dieu arboretum, with the work of "France-Lan Lê Vu": "Avec mes yeux" ("With my eyes"). to Trèves, Lanuéjols and Saumane, communes which also feature emblematic Cévennes landscapes. These works are all accessible by footpaths or beautiful cycling routes. "Les Balcons de l'Aigoual à Trèves": two works are on offer in the pretty village of Trèves, on the banks of the Trèvezel river: "Ondulations" by Céline Pialot and "Mirage, entre chien et loup" by Sandrine Le Maguer; "Onde" by Jeanne Bourrat in Lanuéjols and "Refuges" by Steven Onghena in Saumane. The free brochure is available from our tourist offices or can be downloaded from the Destination Parc national des Cévennes website: Les Balcons de l'Aigoual La Filature du Mazel, an artistic and cultural factory, is behind this land-art trail: www.filaturedumazel.org

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.

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.

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.

Throughout the climb, you will see abandoned former crop terraces. A few grapevines have persisted since local wine-growing came to an end. They bear witness to the fact that the slopes around these hamlets and villages were once cultivated and planted with fruit trees and vines. Terraces like these were the only way for the valley's inhabitants to have flat areas with deep soil suitable for growing.

From Pauparelle, there is a nice view of the village of Ayres. This hamlet came into being in the 11th century around a Benedictine priory, founded by the Abbey Saint-Victor-de-Marseille on the current site of the castle. The latter, laid out in the 16th century on the ruins of the monastery, was pillaged and burned to the ground by the Camisards in 1703. Rebuilt in 1710, it is now a renowned hotel. Pauparelle is a private property that is not open to visits. Its name means “estate of the poor”. The farm buildings and living quarters date from the 17th and 19th centuries. Until 1850, the property belonged to the Charity Office of the town of Meyrueis, which, at that time, had about 5,000 inhabitants. (Jérôme Reversat)

Marker 1In Roquedols forest, firs and beeches grow side by side magnificently. Softwood and hardwood, together? Yes, but the combination is not entirely due to chance. This forest is not a wilderness, but a space cultivated to maintain the diversity of species. At Roquedols, you can see conifers such as fir, larch and spruce as well as deciduous trees: beech, maple and ash. Gaps are made in the forest canopy to give the trees all the light that they need to develop.

Marker 2“It is not a palace. It is a simple castel, a Cévenol castel: the château of a harsh and austere country. Backing onto wooded slopes, it stands in a hollow from where the view extends over the valley downstream.” (Jeannin, 1961). Standing at the top of the dovecote will easily give you a poetical outlook. Roquedols Estate and the forest on Mont Aigoual have inspired many authors. In the 19th century, Fabre d’Olivet invented a troubadour’s chant: in order to recover his castle and marry his betrothed, Ponce de Meyrueis must capture a sword held by terrible brigands. After many incidents, Ponce and Rose are reunited and can live together in love.

Marker 7Life was good at Roquedols in the late 19th century! Madame Dol transformed the Estate, embellishing the promenade with a chestnut avenue and formal garden. They might almost make you forget the Estate’s history of agriculture and forestry, except that its buildings – the former farm outbuildings later turned into a sawmill – are such visible reminders of it.

Marker 2The interior layout of the dovecote with its nesting-boxes has been lost. The set-back roof made it possible for the birds to sun themselves in the winter whilst remaining sheltered from the north wind. At Roquedols, as elsewhere, only the nobility had the right to breed pigeons, which were sought-after not only for their flesh but also for their droppings, used as a powerful fertiliser.

Marker 3Men and women have fashioned the Estate according to their needs and wishes. At Roquedols, crops used to be irrigated with water from the Pauchètes stream. In fact, the path you have just been walking on may have struck you as narrow and stony. It follows a former béal, or small irrigation channel. Much later, ornamental landscaping was laid out, including this beautiful archway – which is built on the vestiges of the wall of the former Protestant cemetery!

Marker 6A former agricultural estate building, the traditional 14th century farm evolved into a castle in the 16th century. Looking at its quadrilateral shape, you will see that the tower on the left looks different from the one on the right. The shape of the porch before the entrance seems unlike the other parts of this monument. Up until the 20th century, the Château underwent several transformations, but Roquedols Estate has always retained its agricultural purpose. Its successive owners have taken possession of the space in different ways: the Dupont de Bossuges family hosted clandestine Protestant gatherings (18th c.); Madame Dol turned the Estate into a charming residence (late 19th to early 20th c.). During the Second World War, the castle was a refuge for the forestry services and a storage place for artworks. Today, it brings happiness to walkers looking for fresh air!

Marker 5To contemplate these giants, you need to crane your neck and lift your eyes to the skies! The most remarkable is a giant sequoia originally from California. It was introduced at Roquedols for aesthetic reasons and out of a taste for the exotic. The many silver firs growing around it reveal ambitions of a different kind. In about 1840, the Estate’s owners created a tree nursery so as to be able to grow a large variety of species. The nursery was maintained until the 1980s.

Marker 4Felled trees and branches left on the ground in a protected space? That might seem surprising, but at Roquedols Estate, the forest has always been intended to be productive. In the 19th century, Messrs. Breuil, Dayre and Jouve already exploited the woods of Roquedols intensively. Today, tree fellings are planned with the greatest respect for biodiversity. You are in a living forest, whose appearance evolves by human intervention.

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.

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.

The snack bar at the heart of the resort! The snack bar "Le Chalet" is the perfect place to warm up or recharge your batteries after a day on the slopes, with a tasty dish, a hot drink or a crêpe! After spending some time enjoying the snow, the snack bar "Le Chalet", in the heart of the resort, welcomes you to warm up and enjoy a tasty dish, a hot drink or a crêpe or waffle! For all the latest information, visit the resort's website: https://www.stationaltiaigoual.com/ Our selection: "Home-made" dishes: pizza, croque monsieur, Lozère pie, chestnut tiramisu, blueberry tart, or let yourself be tempted by the Aigoual tartiflette with porcini mushrooms, Lozère pie or our Cévennes sweet onion soup! Salle hors sac open for snacks: €3 per person.

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.

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.

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.

At lunchtime, you can sample our specialities or simply enjoy a refreshing drink: fast food, set meals and daily specials. Groups possible on reservation. For a full meal or just a snack, Sylvie and Fabien welcome you to the center of the village of l'Espérou, under the watchful eye of Nounours, the wood-carved bear who has become the village mascot. On the terrace or in the dining room, depending on what's available, come and sample our specialities: entrecôte with aligot, salad with warm goat's cheese and homemade bread... The fries are homemade too! We serve from 12 noon to 2pm for lunch, and from 11am to 5:30pm for drinks and snacks (don't hesitate to come and try our homemade chocolate or chestnut cream crêpes - some say they're worth the detour). Groups welcome on reservation. Takeaway and/or desserts available on reservation. (Evening or on-site reservations or by phone on (0)4 67 82 60 05 or by sms on (0)6 71 93 93 30. Reservations by phone on (0)4 67 82 60 05 or +33 (0)6 71 93 93 30.

Le Dahu bar-restaurant is located in L'Espérou, close to Mont Aigoual and the Alti Aigoual ski resort. Here you'll discover regional cuisine in a warm, mountain setting. Bar-restaurant Le Dahu offers cuisine based on local produce. Wine bar and beer bar with a wide choice of beers. tel: 06 72 10 70 23

In the Cévennes National Park, on the banks of the river, the Auberge Cévenole welcomes you for an authentic, gourmet experience! In summer, enjoy our terrace or veranda by the river, or in front of the fireplace in winter. Easter lunch on Sunday March 31 and Monday April 1, on reservation, see menu in the downloadable documents opposite. A haven of peace in a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Auberge Cévenole is close to the start of the legendary "4000 steps" trail leading to Mont Aigoual and its Climate Observatory. In the warmer months, you can enjoy the coolness of the river and the many shaded hiking trails. In winter, you can relax by the warmth of the fireplace after visiting the "Alti Aigoual" ski resort, just 20 minutes from the Auberge. You'll enjoy traditional, gourmet cuisine, accompanied by a selection of local wines.

At La Voûte Cévenole, you'll be greeted with a smile all day long for coffee, breakfast and our lunch and dinner menus. A pretty vaulted room, a balcony overlooking the Hérault and a room at the back, there's something for everyone! From 8:00 am, to get the day off to a good start, come and discover our "breakfast" formulas or simply enjoy a coffee. Every day, a new menu awaits you for lunch and dinner (eat-in or take-away). Closed Thursdays and Fridays for lunch. Open from 8 a.m. to end of lunch service - closed in the afternoon Open from 6pm to end of dinner service. Traditional cuisine with fresh local produce. Burgers and hot dogs every Wednesday! See you soon! Alexandre and Stéphane.

Opening 24/04/2020 > 04/10/2020 Holidays in the heart of the Tarn Gorges with views over the river! Huttopia Gorges du Tarn campsite with its swimming pool is ideally located for swimming, open-air sports, and exploring the Cevennes.

Located in the Borgne Valley, in the commune of Les Plantiers, our Fontfouillouse gîte welcomes you to an unspoilt valley at the foot of a 12th-century Romanesque church. In the midst of the Cévennes chestnut grove, we have created our group gîte. Our accommodation comprises a large living room/kitchen with direct access to the outside, and sleeping areas for up to 15 people. Ideally located, we open our house for a stopover on a hike or a longer stay, a weekend with family or friends. We look forward to welcoming you. Our table d'hôtes is available on reservation, as are products from the chestnut grove. Guided walks available. In summer, there's a supervised lake in the village and river swimming nearby.

Gîte d'étape in the heart of the Cévennes National Park, south of Mont Aigoual, between Cévennes peaks and valleys, an immense wilderness awaits you. On foot, by bike, by motorcycle...for a stopover or a holiday, you're welcome at mas Corbières. This typical Cévennes mid-mountain hamlet is perched at 600 meters altitude, at the end of the Notre Dame de la Rouvière valley, in the Cévennes National Park, classified in 2018 as an international starry sky reserve. It offers a 180° south-facing view, terraced meadows inviting you to relax, a river for swimming, and a wide variety of hiking trails. Antoine and Gabrielle have been welcoming you here for 30 years. Both mountain guides, they can advise you on your hiking projects, family reunions, artist residencies and training courses. You can enjoy the nearby river, or rent a pack donkey for a day or more, and take a guided hike. Mas Corbières is a calm, enchanting place in the heart of nature, ideal for a change of scenery, a recharge of batteries and a creative outlet.

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.

Comfortable rooms in a 17th-century mas and its 1 h park with swimming pool, sauna area and shared summer kitchen, located at the entrance to a lively village in the Cévennes National Park with Mediterranean climate, shops and restaurants. Béatrice and Pierre welcome you all year round to their 5 charming guest rooms at Mas de La Grande Baraque. High-comfort bedding, a swimming pool, a sauna area, a large summer kitchen to share (depending on the season) and breakfasts based on homemade products make this a privileged place to relax. Mas de La Grande Baraque is a 17th century coaching inn set in 1 hectare of parkland at the entrance to Lasalle, a lively village in the Cévennes National Park with a Mediterranean climate and all shops and restaurants within walking distance. Lasalle occupies a central position close to the major sites of Occitanie, including the Pont du Gard, the Navacelles cirque, the Aigoual, the Nîmes arenas, the Camargue and the sea. Anduze, its bamboo grove and the Cévennes steam train are less than 15 minutes away. Hiking on site Wifi, Table d'hôtes on request. Possibility to privatize the site and use the restored 140m2 coach house.

Welcome to LA FAGE gîte, at heart of village, 1,000m up between the Ardèche mountain and Cévenne ardéchoise. 9 little bedrooms (2 to 6 beds) ? 3 with shared facilities and 6 with private facilities. Kitchen, living room available. Cooking based on local produce. Many outdoor activities, sports, natural and cultural heritage all around. Piano in living room. Weekend lets, weekly lets for groups, families, nature classes. Beginner's orienteering and heritage discovery can form part of walks/hikes. Activity organiser on-site. 1 bedroom with disabled access.

The holiday cottages, “Le Domaine de la Jeanne” is located on an old agricultural property of 2 ha, surrounded by olive-tree plantations and old vines. The swimming-pool is heated at 25 degrees minimum from May until the end of September which guarantee you a lovely pre and post summer season. We propose lodgings out of stone and wooden of contemporary aspect with a total capacity of 55 peoples. The cottages or gîtes are classified 3 stars, are of great comfort with one to three bedrooms which is very adaptable for couples, families, hiking or cycling clubs. Sandrine and Xavier as former restaurant owner also offer a full and half board service for groups (15 to 55 pers) and an host table during summer evenings with authentic fine meals. Located in full nature, facing southward with the Cevennes National Park nearby, La Jeanne is ideally located to enjoy outdoor activities : river, canoe, climbing, cannyoning, fishing, baths, horse riding, and obviously hiking..... We are open from early April until mid November, For a real discovery of Southern Ardèche come and visit us!

Le Carmel is a former convent built in 1845. It closed in 1972 and reopened as a 26-room restaurant following renovation. 3 minute walk from the centre. Le Carmel has stayed true to the charm and serenity of its initial vocation.

Stay in Ardèche, Between Nature & Discovery: Accommodation & Must-See Attractions The Ardèche region is a perfect destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking for authenticity. With its crystal-clear rivers, picturesque villages, and breathtaking landscapes, this southern French gem offers an unforgettable getaway, combining relaxation and outdoor activities. Accommodation in Ardèche – Domaine des Vans The Domaine des Vans – Terres de France welcomes you to a preserved natural setting, nestled in the heart of an oak forest. This holiday residence offers fully equipped and comfortable accommodations, perfect for family vacations, friendly getaways, or outdoor adventures. Enjoy the tranquility of nature while staying close to Ardèche’s most stunning attractions. Places of Interest & Activities The Gorges of Ardèche: A spectacular natural site, ideal for canoeing, kayaking, and hiking. The Païolive Forest: A magical woodland with unique rock formations and enchanting hiking trails. Charming Villages: Balazuc, Labeaume, and Vogüé are among the most beautiful villages in France, offering a glimpse into the past. The Chauvet Cave 2: A fascinating replica of the UNESCO-listed prehistoric cave, showcasing incredible ancient art. Local Markets: Savor the flavors of Ardèche with its regional specialties, including chestnuts, goat cheese, wine, and cured meats. Book your stay in Ardeche and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and adventurous spirit of Ardèche!

Large 18th century stone house in peaceful traditional village in southern Ardèche. Typical vaults and arches, separate entrance to guest rooms. 2 double rooms with en-suite shower room et WC. 1 family suite of 2 double bedrooms, en-suite shower room et WC. Open to guests: large living room with kitchen area (open fireplace, TV). Breakfast served on large terrace in shade of wisteria ? many specialities, wide selection of homemade preserves. Gîte for 6 people on same property. Shared swimming pool with attractive poolside area.