Banne

From the Cévennes to the Bois de Païolive passing through the plain.

A labyrinth of low walls and stone paths: the karst plateau of Bois de Paiolive. Trail route for advanced riders.

It starts with a rough gravel path—but one that’s still rideable—followed by narrow roads and then a wild cave that can be safely explored with a ...

On this route, there are a few steep climbs, for example between the former mining town of Largentière and Sanilhac. 

A lovely bike ride that takes you through two charming little towns worth visiting. It takes a bit of a spirit of adventure and a love of discovery ...

Discover the remains of Banne's mining past and its surroundings.

In Banne, you can still see the remains of the old fortress wall today, as well as the ruins of the imposing castle, which burned down in 1792.

Through the almost Mediterranean landscape to the castle ruins atThe small village of Banne nestles in the rocks like an eagle’s nest, overlooking ...

Take in a bit of the Cévennes air on a wooded loop. The trail climbs steadily to the hamlet of Malbosc. There, it’s worth taking a walk behind the ...

The unmarking of this circuit is part of the establishment of a new Territorial Bike Space, aimed at offering routes that are better adapted and in ...