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9km of climbing, perfect for training sessions of one or 45 minutes

A very nice surprise in the heart of the Sauveterre plateau. “This medieval building seems totally isolated, even forgotten by time and men. But it was on purpose that at the time this farm was positioned in this location. Indeed, its mission was to monitor the crossing of roads coming from Chanac, Ispagnac, Sainte-Énimie and Mende. In the 13th century the castle became the property of the Bishop of Mende. Partly ruined, the building was rebuilt in the 17th century. In the 19th century, agricultural buildings were built around the Château du Choizal. In the 20th century a fire damaged part of the building, certain parts were rebuilt. The fortified farm of Choizal was included in the inventory of historic monuments in 2004. The interior is private, however you can see this imposing residence from the road. (Source OT of Mende)

An ancient commune in the Aubrac region of Lozere, it's a picturesque village to grab a coffee and cake in one of its cafés before heading back up into the hills.

This small road in front of you climbs to the hamlet of Monjézieu, where you can already see its magnificent castle. This bastion seems impregnable seen from the Lot.

Banassac is a neighboring village of La Canourgue. The village actually bears the name of Banassac-Canilhac since it was recently attached to the neighboring town of Canilhac. The city center is very pleasant in this village which was once the second largest municipality in Lozère. Its prosperity was due to the ceramic and pottery workshops. Artisans and exhibitions perpetuate the transmission and ancestral know-how.

The Col du Trébatut is 10.5 km long with an average gradient of 5.1% and maximum gradients of 8%. There is 535m of elevation gain.

Marvejols is a medieval city that illustrates Occitan culture. It was a fortified city which was reinforced during the Hundred Years War against the English.

Small road that starts on the side of the cliff then passes through the forests to finish on the plateau. We take full eyes!