What is there to do in Peyre-en-Aubrac, in Lozère?

Start your adventure by treating yourself to a meal at the “Cyril Attrazic” restaurant. Cyril Attrazic, a chef with two Michelin stars as well as a green star, and driven by a passion for the Aubrac region, offers refined cuisine that showcases local produce and the region’s authentic flavours. You’ll be swept away by creative and delicious dishes, prepared with passion and expertise. Enjoy a memorable meal that will allow you to discover the richness of the local cuisine.

Javols is a remarkable archaeological site. Once the Gallo-Roman capital of the Gabales, a Gallic tribe, Javols is brimming with historical remains. For a more immersive experience, opt for the guided tour with a 3D headset and explore this ancient city, marvelling at the Roman baths, the theatre and the ramparts that bear witness to its glorious past. A guided tour of the Javols Archaeological Museum will allow you to delve into history and gain a better understanding of life in those distant times.

Situated on the Aubrac plateau and listed as a Historic Monument, the Château de la Baume transports you to the heart of the Classical era in an exceptional green setting. Perched on a rocky outcrop, this medieval castle offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. Explore the “Versailles of the Gévaudan” and its richly decorated rooms to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the era. A guided tour of the château will take you back in time.

Tucked away in the small village of Sainte-Lucie, about a twenty-minute drive from Peyre-en-Aubrac, discover Les Loups du Gévaudan, Europe’s largest wolf park, which offers an unforgettable encounter with these fascinating animals. Spanning over 20 hectares, you’ll be able to observe more than a hundred wolves of various species living in semi-freedom. You’ll also learn about the conservation of this species and its ecosystem.

Set off to explore the burons on the Aubrac plateau – small traditional buildings that once provided shelter for people and livestock during the summer grazing season. These stone huts, where fresh tomme cheese was once made, are emblematic of the Aubrac’s pastoral farming tradition.   In fact, some restaurateurs in Lozère have transformed these burons into truly unique gourmet restaurants where aligot is prepared using traditional methods and local produce delights diners and food lovers alike. So do pop along – let us know what you think!

Stop off at Nasbinals, a charming village in the heart of the Aubrac. Stroll through the cobbled streets, admire the traditional houses built of granite and basalt, and visit the village’s Romanesque church. Nasbinals is also an ideal starting point for long-distance walks, such as the Santiago de Compostela, Saint-Guilhem and Urbain V routes, through the unspoilt landscapes of the Aubrac.

Take the time to explore the Route des Lacs (D52) – or the ‘silver route’ – by motorbike or bike, as you ride through the vast, endless plateaus of the Aubrac and past its peaceful lakes. Here you’ll discover an exceptional natural heritage where alpine huts, cows, daffodils and traditions all come together!

Situated on the Aubrac Plateau and surrounded by basalt, the Cascade du Déroc offers a breathtaking natural spectacle. This majestic waterfall is a real feast for the eyes. Hike up to the waterfall to admire the power of the rushing water and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. It’s the perfect spot to take some superb photos and let yourself be enchanted by the natural surroundings.

Not far from Peyre en Aubrac, the Fer à Cheval leisure centre is the ideal spot for lovers of outdoor activities, in both summer and winter. Whether you’re keen on hiking, mountain biking, tree-top adventure courses, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, snowshoeing or other outdoor sports, you’re sure to find something to suit you in this exceptional setting. The natural beauty of the Aubrac will surround you as you enjoy your favourite activities!

Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation at La Chaldette, where the healing properties of the resort’s thermal waters have been recognised since the Middle Ages. This spa offers wellness treatments and thermal baths to help you recharge and unwind. Enjoy a moment of peace and tranquillity in this idyllic setting surrounded by nature. You’ll be able to revitalise yourself and leave feeling re-energised.