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Small fountain, very practical for refueling before starting the Bonnecombe pass on the left or the descent towards Nasbinal on the right.

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Beautiful, well-kept, and quiet village. Beautiful church. Worth a visit.

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View of the river and the grandiose and wild gorges of Truyère. The site is classified and is among the Natura 2000 areas. The gorges are home to numerous birds of prey including a large population of peregrine falcons.

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A picturesque and quiet village that makes for a pleasant rest stop. Grab a coffee to go and sit by the river.

Lovely view of the Truyère which winds through the heart of the green valley. A feast for the eyes !

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Small mountain village in the Massif Central, in Aubrac. It is one of the Small Towns of Character, with many granite houses that can be found in the small streets and on the squares of the village. Just on the outskirts of the village, spreads out the glacial valley of the Lhère, bordered by basalt cliffs.

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From here there are beautiful views of this river flowing from the Massif Central.

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Magnificent village in the heart of Aubrac where you can find everything you need (grocery store, campsite, bakery, etc.) Even the butcher has superb recommendations for cycling routes!

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A small, little-used road to ride along the waters of the Truyère, widened by the Sarrans dam

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Village of Aubrac (Cantal side). Very pretty. All shops.

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Small spa town with the particularity of having an oratory for each district. lively city center with markets and small shops

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A pretty village perfect for a lunch break. (good little restaurant)

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The village counts for its attractions among the "Small Cities of Character". The ubiquitous granite frame blends wonderfully with the natural setting of the Aubrac high plateau which hosts it. Saint-Urcize stands at an altitude of 1,000 meters on basalt rock overlooking the Hère and Bès valleys, on the Aubrac plateau. The old houses, the narrow streets, the small squares with fountains, the remains of fortifications and the ruins of the old fort give the city its medieval character and attest to its very ancient origins. The gray slate and schist roofs blend with the remarkable 12th century Romanesque church whose combed bell tower dominates the town. Its small bell dating from 1583 is said to be one of the oldest in France, and its ambulatory guarantees that the city was a stage in the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in the Middle Ages.

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