In the heart of the Massif Central, Lozère is a natural destination, with its vast wild landscapes, crystal-clear rivers and lush green forests.
Magnificent panoramic views await you on foot or by bike in the Aubrac region, while water sports enthusiasts can enjoy thrilling challenges in the Tarn gorges and rock-climbing fans can head for the limestone crags of the Causse Méjean.
An authentic land, Lozère also has a wealth of heritage attractions to offer.
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Hike to the highest point of the Lozère department and the Cévennes: the Pic de Finiels at 1699 meters.
Basé au sud de la Lozère, je vous invite à explorer les merveilles souterraines des Gorges du Tarn ...
On September 22, 1878, Robert Louis Stevenson, a young Scottish writer, set out on foot with his donkey Modestine from Monastier sur Gazeille to ...
Plus de 25 ans d’expérience.Plusieurs parcours de 6, 11, 13, 18, 22 km sur une 1/2 journée ou ...
Le village de Saint-Just est remarquable par son bâti en granit. Les tailleurs de pierre ont façonné ...
Découvrez le site de réintroduction de cette colonie de vautours, les différentes espèces, son ...
This bike route is a round trip to the Finiels pass located at 1541 m at the foot of Mont Lozère. The pass is on the D 20 which connects Pont-de ...
La via ferrata de Mende est située sur le versant Ouest du causse de Mende. Elle est orientée dans ...
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The beauty of nature in the Lozère
Lozère, the natural gem of the Massif Central, boasts a diverse and well-preserved natural heritage. An integral part of the Parc National des Cévennes, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the region boasts remarkable biodiversity, majestic mountains and verdant valleys.
The impressive Gorges du Tarn et de la Jonte fascinate visitors with their spectacular rock formations, while the highest point, Mont Lozère, offers breathtaking panoramas of moorland, peat bogs and dense forests. The Aubrac region, dotted with meadows, lakes and traditional burons, is another natural treasure.
The state forest of La Fage, one of the largest beech forests in Europe, invites you to explore in the heart of unspoilt nature. Finally, lakes such as Villefort and rivers such as the Lot complete the picture.
Enjoy a unique experience in Aubrac!
In the north of the Lozère region, the breathtaking landscapes of Aubrac are characterised by their vast high plateaux, lush green meadows, picturesque lakes and traditional "burons" (traditional huts).They have been shaped by centuries of history and agricultural activity, where herds of cows still graze freely today.
As well as its natural beauty, the Aubrac region also has an authentic cultural feel. Local markets showcase local produce, while the local people perpetuate age-old traditions. Hiking enthusiasts will find magnificent trails to explore this unspoilt region, and photographers will be delighted by the breathtaking panoramas.
Aubrac, a veritable haven of peace, offers a getaway where time seems suspended, inviting everyone to savour the harmony between nature and culture in the heart of the Lozère.
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Cycling tours in Lozère to suit all tastes!
The Lozère is an exceptional playground for cycling enthusiasts, with a diversity of landscapes and routes to suit all levels. The winding roads through the mountains and valleys, as well as the many mountain bike trails, promise superb outings.
Cycling enthusiasts can explore the picturesque roads of Aubrac, the Gorges du Tarn, or climb the region's mountain passes. Lozère also forms part of the route of the Grande Traversée du Massif Central by bike, attracting cyclists looking for a stimulating challenge.
With its unspoilt countryside, well-marked routes and tranquil atmosphere, Lozère is an ideal destination for two-wheeled enthusiasts looking for unforgettable cycling adventures.
Fancy a mountain bike tour?
The Grande Traversée du Massif Central à VTT (GTMC) offers an exceptional experience in Lozère. The route crosses the department, revealing a breathtaking diversity of landscapes, from the plateaux of Aubrac to the spectacular gorges of the Tarn. Mountain bikers can look forward to a variety of trails, mixing forest tracks, mountain paths and quiet country roads.
The GTMC in Lozère offers panoramic views, picturesque villages and exciting challenges, making this part of the route a memorable adventure for mountain bikers looking to explore the unspoilt beauty of the Massif Central.
The accommodation services and facilities specific to the GTMC facilitate this unique experience for cyclists throughout their crossing of the Lozère.
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