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Tourisme Aveyron
Tourisme Aveyron
Peyreleau, listed mediaeval village, overlooks the confluence of the Jonte and the Tarn, in an environment of water, greenery and space.
Group gîte on 3 floors, in a village house clinging to the rock. Stays in half or full board. 7 rooms, panoramic dining room with a bar and living room with a library and a fireplace. Evening meal on reservation, served by the owner - traditional meals and local recipes. Stay tax. Bedsheets and toilet linen rental. Open from the 03/15 to the 11/15, starting from 2 people. Outdoor activities organisation.
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https://www.tourisme-aveyron.com/fr/diffusio/OutdoorActive/Aveyron_TFO155836108540Price
https://www.tourisme-aveyron.com/fr/diffusio/OutdoorActive/Aveyron_TFO155836108540Public transport
Accès train SNCF : Millau (17 km)
Directions
Accès autoroutier : A75 (14 km)
Coordinates
DD
44.188200, 3.209300
DMS
44°11'17.5"N 3°12'33.5"E
UTM
31T 516727 4892797
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Ascent
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Gîte Évolutions
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12720 Peyreleau
+33 5 65 62 60 93 http://www.gite-evolutions.com E-mail: contact@gite-evolutions.com
12720 Peyreleau
+33 5 65 62 60 93 http://www.gite-evolutions.com E-mail: contact@gite-evolutions.com
Maps and trails
Hiking Trail
· Parc naturel régional des Grands Causses
Hike above the Jonte on the edge of the Causse Noir in the Cevennes
Premium content
Difficulty
easy
Distance
8.1 km
Duration
4:00 h
Ascent
580 m
Descent
580 m
The rock monastery on the edge The Hermitage St. Michel is the turning point of this hiking loop: ruins of a monastery on a rock tower, opposite ...
from Andreas Dick,
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