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Water sports in Lozère
When the heat becomes stifling, the various leisure centres in Lozère offer a welcome breath of fresh air, whether you’re with your feet in the water or taking part in water sports. An ideal playground for those who love being on or in the water!
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Canoeing and kayaking in the Gorges du Tarn
Canoeing and kayaking reign supreme throughout the Gorges du Tarn, whether in Sainte-Enimie or La Malène. Lozère invites you to discover its charms with four routes to suit all levels. So, which route would you choose for your canoe trip down the Gorges du Tarn?
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The Arches of Saint-Pierre: a mystery in their own right
The Arcs de Saint-Pierre site is a rugged, chaotic landscape of natural arches, prehistoric caves and dolomite rocks. The Arches of Saint-Pierre
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Hiking along the Chemin de Saint-Guilhem
To each their own route, to each their own path: in Lozère, the walking route from Aumont-Aubrac to Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert offers some stunning sights to see. 5 good reasons to choose it Still not convinced? A Ticket to Ride has put together a video giving you five good reasons to walk the Saint-Guilhem route! If that...
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A unique bungee jump in the Gorges du Tarn
A cliff, a river below and a bungee cord to get you ready for a 107-metre jump in a dream setting.
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Tree-top adventure courses, via ferrata… in Lozère, hold on tight!
With an increasing presence across the Lozère department, via ferrata, adventure courses and tree-top adventure parks are gaining ground – or rather, “height”. Here’s an overview of these three climbing sports. Tree-top adventure courses and adventure trails
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Golf in the Lozère countryside
Nestled in lush green surroundings, four golf courses spread across Lozère, Margeride, the Lot Valley and the Cévennes offer the chance to combine the enjoyment of the game with the beauty of nature.
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Climbing: the best routes in Lozère
With a wealth of climbing routes to its name, Lozère is a paradise for both novice and experienced climbers. Climbing in the Chassezac Gorges The Chassezac Gorges offer an exceptional wild setting for those who love climbing in natural surroundings, with some of the most beautiful views in the area. Located near the village of...
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Lozère on horseback
Lozère is a legendary department where a spirit of adventure reigns: no one can remain unmoved whilst riding through this wild landscape. Breathtaking landscapes, a sense of utter solitude that you cannot help but feel as you ride through these vast expanses, an infinite sense of freedom, a warm welcome… Calling all enthusiasts: saddle up!...
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Cycling in Lozère: a route for everyone
In Lozère, cycling enthusiasts – whether they prefer road cycling, mountain biking or gravel biking – can combine thrills with new discoveries. The region’s geological diversity offers a wealth of landscapes criss-crossed by cycle routes, unspoilt trails and signposted paths, all set amidst exceptional flora and fauna.
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Lozère: a destination for sports enthusiasts
Adventure awaits: pushing your limits, stunning scenery, unspoilt nature, heritage and local expertise. Take up the challenge and choose the perfect location in Lozère for your active holiday. Push yourself to the limit in the great outdoors Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure on the adventure playgrounds of Lozère? Perfect for testing your limits...
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Lozère: a land of thrills
Check out our Top 5 for a thrill-filled experience on the courses of Lozère.
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Stand-up paddleboarding, or how to walk on the Tarn?
Guided stand-up paddleboarding trips down the Gorges du Tarn – a sport that combines elements of surfing and canoeing – offer all the thrills of water sports.
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Paddleboarding spots in Lozère
Try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding – a hybrid sport combining surfing and canoeing – which offers everyone the thrill of gliding across the water. So, shall we get started? Book your full-day or half-day tour!
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Fishing in Lozère, the land of springs
The trout fishing season begins in March. This applies to Category 1 rivers, that is to say, all rivers and lakes in the department. For other fish, the dates vary depending on the classification and the lake.
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Sporty, did you say… sporty?
If, for you, a route worth your while needs to have an elevation gain of at least three figures, or a distance of four figures, then you’ve come to the right place. And if that’s not the case? Don’t worry, no one will hold it against you if you hop on a magic bike. Er,...
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Fancy a bit of cycling?
The ‘Little Queen’ treats herself to a grand loop through the Lot Valley – adapt it to suit your fancy! For casual cyclists, it’s a leisurely heritage ride. But for keen cyclists, the valley doesn’t hold back, rolling out its hills that have made even Tour de France riders break a sweat…
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Air sports: Lozère from the air
True to its roots, Lozère is also best explored from the air. A prime destination for aviation tourism, gliding or microlight flying allow you to soar alongside vultures and view the landscapes from a different, even more extraordinary perspective.
