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Lot Tourisme
Le Lot puise son caractère dans ses causses entaillés par les vallées du Lot, de la Dordogne et du Célé. Il est jalonné de grands sites et de beaux villages comme Rocamadour, Cahors, Figeac et Saint-Cirq-Lapopie…
L’homme et la nature ont laissé leurs empreintes dans la grotte du Pech Merle et le Gouffre de Padirac.
En randonnée à pied ou à vélo, le naturel et l’authenticité du Lot se dévoilent pleinement. Terre d'excellents produits du terroir et de gastronomie, le Lot réveille les papilles avec la truffe, le foie gras, l’agneau, le melon du Quercy ou le vin Cahors Malbec.
Destination vélo
Le Lot et ses vallées, un endroit idéal pour une pratique douce en vélo au fil des magnifiques cités et villages (Rocamadour, Cahors, Figeac, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie...), ou pour une pratique plus sportive en VTT sur sentiers techniques des causses entaillés par les vallées (Lot, Dordogne, Célé...).
De quoi satisfaire les familles avec enfants et les cyclistes avertis.Avec ou sans dénivelé, des parcours fléchés, des longueurs variées : au choix 3 véloroutes, 2 voies vertes et prés de 80 circuits !
Et puis profitez du territoire pour déguster truffe, foie gras, agneau, melon du Quercy ou vin Cahors Malbec...
Pour tous les goûts on vous dit !
- La Véloroute
Les chemins du vignoble « à bicy-clet-te »... C’est en poussant le vélo et la chansonnette que cet itinéraire de 160 km vous convie, de Cahors à Aiguillon, au fil de la vallée du Lot : il s’agit d’une vélo-route, itinéraire à partager avec les voitures, mais sur des petites routes avec peu de circulation. Et pas de panique, vous n’êtes pas obligé de tout faire, surtout en famille.
- Le VTT
On enfourche son deux roues pour partir à la découverte d’un immense terrain d’aventure : descente grisante en vallée du Lot, vastes étendues en vallée de la Dordogne... Quelque soit votre allure, on vous met au défi de pas être séduit ! Il y en aura pour tous les niveaux et pour satisfaire tous les goûts.
- Le tour du Lot : itinérance VTT
Cet itinéraire vous attend pour faire Le Tour du Lot à votre rythme sur un tracé unique de 400 km balisés empruntant des chemins de Grande Randonnée et des Pistes Équestres. Il vous permettra de découvrir l’ensemble des richesses du patrimoine naturel, architectural et culturel du Lot lors d'un voyage de 7 jours pour des VTTistes aguerris…
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- Parc naturel régional des Causses du Quercy
Reconnu pour sa biodiversité et son patrimoine culturel, le Parc englobe les causses de Gramat et de Limogne, soit un tiers de la surface du département. En quelques mots : de grands plateaux calcaires couverts de pelouses sèches et de forêts de chênes pubescents, travaillés par l’eau dans ses entrailles, et coupés de vallées verdoyantes aux hautes falaises... La pierre y « pousse », le genièvre y embaume l’été, pendant que les brebis paissent tranquillement...
- Vallée du Lot et du Vignoble
La Vallée du Lot où équilibre entre espaces naturels, espaces habités et vignobles, offre des panoramas paysagers remarquables, des cirques, de falaises et des méandres qui rythment le paysage. L’alternance de causses, de vallées et de nombreux villages comme St-Cirq-Lapopie, Cahors et Puy L’évêque confère à cette vallée une identité singulière qui invite à la contemplation et au ressourcement.
- Vallée de la Dordogne
Elle a tout pour plaire : des villages de charme avec Autoire, blotti au cœur d’un cirque, Carennac et son prieuré clunisien, Loubressac et sa vue sur la vallée ; de pimpantes cités, telles Martel et ses 7 tours, Souillac et son abbaye du 12ème siècle ; de fiers châteaux comme Castelnau-Bretenoux ou Montal. Elle est aussi remarquable pour sa biosphère, classée par l’Unesco. On comprend pourquoi Robert Doisneau en était tombé amoureux.
- Figeac, Vallée du Lot et du Célé
Figeac, la perle du Célé, un vrai décor de cinéma entre Moyen-Âge et Renaissance dans un territoire à la croisée des chemins entre le Lot et le Célé. Cette derniére ondule dans un parcours sauvage et poétique à la fois. Le Célé s’amuse et enchante, joue les capricieux et offre une variation de paysages. En suivant son cours, les parois rocheuses s’ouvrent et livrent au regard leurs grottes et leurs jolis villages. La belle et secrète Vallée du Célé ne cessera jamais d’émerveiller...
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Rich in its quiet small roads and a network of trails, the Lot offers a privileged space to those who take the time to move around and stop...
Despite a significant elevation gain, it focuses on two climbs that take place on the road. Except for these difficulties, the viewpoints and ...
400 km of marked route using Grande Randonnée paths
One of the most beautiful routes in the department but also one of the most sporty. The panoramas over the Célé valley, the passage near Saint-Cirq ...
A route along small roads in the heart of the Marcillande Valley (a site listed as a Historical Monument) between Gourdon and Grolejac.
From the Auzole base, this route is short but includes two nice climbs after Calamane and after the Mercuès castle. The view over the Lot will make ...
Route for families despite a hill right from the start. A warm-up before starting the ride is highly recommended! On the return, the Surgié area ...
Mostly rolling route, but a very physical climb over 500 m, just after the start, will hurt the legs of the less trained. The clay soil on a ...
Discover the Lotois countryside of the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park, with its dry stone walls. This walk, suitable for everyone, will ...
This sporty and technical route is reserved for regular practitioners, notably with ford crossings. The heritage and viewpoints make this route ...
Starting from L'Hospitalet, this route is amazing both for the beauty of its landscapes and the heritage encountered along the way.
Quite technical route with a very beautiful switchback descent to reach the Cayla stream. The preserved landscape and the typical "mountain" ...
In the South of the Lot, the Sainte-Alauzie route is a charming loop that crosses the Lot countryside, hamlets, and livestock farms.
Between natural heritage and built heritage, you immerse yourself in the Vallée de la Masse. An astonishing route where, hidden behind lush ...
This shaded route is very fast with soft terrain and no difficulty. Despite the crossings of the D673 from Montcléra, this ride in the heart of the ...
Family walk in the heart of the vineyard which takes us to discover the experimental farm and the Romanesque church of Saint-Laurent.
A light warm-up is strongly recommended on this route which starts off a little tough. However, the loop remains very pleasant with water points, ...
A relatively short route, but with a very steep climb after the Durantie. The reward matches the difficulty. The 2.5 km of fast switchback descent ...
Nothing beats the loops of Lot to discover the meanders of the Lot... This one will take you to discover 3 villages, Pescadoires, Lagardelle, and ...
In the heart of the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park, discover the Braunhie forest and its legends. This route is long but without much ...
This route, presenting no difficulty, is ideal for family rides with children. The richness of the small built heritage and the Château de Galiot ...
This 25 km bike route takes small roads and paths between Abbaye Nouvelle in Lot and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle in Dordogne. This route will lead you ...
This route, presenting no technical difficulty, is ideal for children. The numerous dolmens and the Castle of Galiot de Genouillac will enhance ...
At the border between Lot and Tarn et Garonne, this loop introduces you to the Causse de Limogne. Crosses, washhouses, dovecotes, mills, dry stone ...
No major difficulty for this route in the White Quercy. For less sporty people, it is best undertaken in dry weather due to very sticky soil in the ...
One of the shortest and easiest routes in the department, with the exception of one ascent on a small road. The crossing of the vineyards and the ...
This ride takes you to the heart of the Causse de Limogne, between stones and water. On stony paths, enhanced by gentle slopes, you discover the ...
This loop is dotted with water points. It notably follows the Masse stream, which takes us halfway to the Sensitive Natural Area of the Masse valley.
A rather challenging loop during which you can take a break at the departmental museum of Cuzals to discover the history of the rural and ...
This route, with steep elevation on some sections, is quite technical with a ford crossing between Cance and Bannes. A fast descent, after the ...
From the heart of one of the most beautiful villages in France, set out to discover the Lot countryside through the Ségala. This sporty loop is ...
Route using only rideable paths without difficulties. This route will take you back in time, don’t forget to stop and admire the many dolmens along ...
At the departmental border, between Lot and Cantal, the heights of Ségala welcome you. Come discover this green landscape of forests, meadows, ...
This cycling loop takes you, along picturesque small roads, to discover the secret landscapes and truffle heritage of the Lalbenque region.
Fairly difficult route with lots of relief. You alternate between the Lot valley and the causse. The very pretty view of the Lot valley between ...
For a 100% nature day, set out to conquer the Sarlat-Cazoulès greenway! 30 km of bucolic ride!
This route is ideal for family rides despite a rocky descent to the Cros stream. The richness of its historical heritage will enhance your outing.
A fairly long circuit with a technical downhill section on the GR 652 after Montcléra. This route allows you to discover both the landscapes of ...
This route is very shaded, especially along the Bave, quite sporty on the second half of the route, but does not present any particular technical ...
In the heart of the Lot, on the Gramat plateau, explore this loop easily doable by the whole family. The use of departmental roads still requires ...
This route winding through the paths of the Braunhie requires regular bursts of effort throughout the itinerary but does not present any particular ...
Come and discover this vineyard that stretches to the banks of the Lot. Through the vines, the Château Saint-Didier, a wine estate, stands before you.
Very beautiful route without any particular technical difficulty. The quality of the paths and the landscape will make you forget the rare ...
A challenging loop route designed for the most experienced, taking us to the heights of the Lot and the foothills of the Massif Central.
In the heart of the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park, come discover the architecture of Lot. A loop without much elevation gain, which can ...
Except for crossings of departmental roads, this route right in the heart of the Regional Natural Park is very accessible for beginners.
Sports loop combining both the Lot elevations and the calm of a riverbank. Shaped like a figure 8, it allows a return to the start halfway through.
Starting from the Lot valley, this sporty route does not present major technical difficulties. The crossings of departmental roads require special ...
A small loop easily accessible for the whole family, on the heights of the Dordogne valley. Set out to discover the menhir of Pigeon-Haut, to ...
Family walk without technical difficulty. Ideal for family discovery, the heritage preservation, paths, and dry stone walls in the heart of the ...
Lot Tourisme
46000 Cahors
France
