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De La Canourgue au Point Sublime en Gravel -
Le cirque des Baumes -
Le point sublime -
FROM LITTLE VENICE TO THE BOATMEN OF THE MALENE
Begin your journey by visiting the village of La Canourgue, nicknamed "Little Venice." Then, explore the landscapes of the Causse de Sauveterre plateau and the stunning Tarn Gorges. On your way to the panoramic viewpoint at Point Sublime, pass by the unusual Sabot de Malapeyre rock formation. Finally, let yourself be carried along the Tarn…
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THE GRAND PANORAMAS OF THE TARN GORGES
Discover the most beautiful viewpoints of the Tarn Gorges with this breathtaking circuit. Get ready to overlook the Gorges from the top of the Causse de Sauveterre and the Causse Méjean plateaus and admire truly sublime landscapes.
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THE CAUSSES AND THE GORGES
The Causses and Gorges between Earth and Sky. Following this route, delve into the heart of the earth, exploring the Aven Armand and the Dargilan Cave. Then, soar among the clouds atop Mont Aigoual, the Causses, and the Point Sublime. To travel between these breathtaking viewpoints, follow the winding Tarn and Jonte Gorges. Discover a…
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CAUSSE DE SAUVETERRE
TRAIL La Canourgue: also known as the 'Venice of Lozère' because of its many streams and canals. Corbelled houses. Sabot de Malpeyre: 30 metre high clog-shaped rock that towers over the valley. Chanac: its dungeon, what remains of one of the Gévaudan’s most beautiful châteaux, towers over the town. Champerboux: old village with traditional architecture.…
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Les Aubépines -
LA MALÈNE – THE CIRQUE DES BAUMES
Discover the Tarn Gorges at the pace of the water. This 9 km route will take you through the most beautiful part of the Tarn Gorges. You will start from the picturesque village of La Malène, cross the narrowest part of the Tarn Gorges: the Straits, visible only from the river, navigate past the hamlet…
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SAINT-CHÉLY-DU-TARN – THE CIRQUE DES BAUMES
Come and discover the Tarn Gorges on a 17-kilometer trail between Saint-Chély-du-Tarn and the Cirque des Baumes. The Cirque des Baumes takes its name from the "baumes" (from the Occitan word "baumas," meaning caves) carved out by erosion and wind. The Cirque des Baumes is an ideal spot for a discovery hike in the heart…
SAINT-CHÉLY-DU-TARN – THE CIRQUE DES BAUMES