SAINT-LÉGER DE PEYRE

In the past, this was a bustling village thanks to its wool industry, with its cloth mills producing enough wool to sell "beyond the seas." Its trout and onions were its pride and joy. Saint-Léger-de-Peyre lies at the confluence of two rivers: the Colagne and the Crueize. Stroll through this village and explore its rich cultural and historical heritage. You'll discover authentic houses and can enjoy its pleasant riverside setting for a picnic or an afternoon with the family. Will you dare to take the Valley of Hell, which winds its way from the village? Its very narrow road will make you dizzy, but the view of the gorges and the Viaduct of Hell will be a true reward! During your stopover in Saint-Léger de Peyre, don't miss the journey into the legend of the Beast of Gévaudan by visiting the Les Loups du Gévaudan park, just a few minutes away in the hamlet of Sainte Lucie – an unforgettable and unusual encounter!