カーレンカス・エット・リーバスでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

This old well in Vanquières was once used for washing laundry

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Brenas is a ‘special’ place, a hinge between the Monts d’Orb and the Salagou lake, with its incredible charm. The village overlooks the Salagou valley and its cattle and sheep farms that provide the milk for Roquefort cheese. The source of the Salagou river is located at the Col de la Merquière, the boundary of the commune with Dio Valquières and Carlencas. On the descent after Brenas and the Mas bas, an impressive viewpoint over a canyon of ruffes: in the background, the castellas de Mérifons, built on a volcanic peak. In spring, the contrasts of colours are striking. The bright yellow of the flowering broom mixes with the green of the holm oaks and the red of the ruffe: welcome to the Grand Site Salagou – Cirque de Mourèze!

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A visual shock: you arrive in Dio! Sheltered by white limestone cliffs and emerging from the red earth characteristic of the surroundings of Lake Salagou, the village nestles under the imposing silhouette of its castle, a true legendary fortress. Its construction began in the 11th century to defend the border between Aquitaine, which had become a possession of the English, and Languedoc. The castle, renovated over the past twenty years by its current owner, hosts events and guided tours. The medieval hamlet is also currently being renovated and hosts several tourist accommodations. Friendly advice: stop off at Castelou, at Fred and Michel's... Passionate about the great outdoors, they are the perfect hosts!

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This 11th and 14th century castle, somewhat isolated, is a medieval stronghold. It is classified as a historic monument and has benefited from several restorations in recent years.

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A photo break before tackling the steep climb.

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All rocks are Red 😁

Exciting start. A winding tunnel without lighting, where you can not see the end at the beginning. That's not for everyone.

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It is very idyllic and quiet here.

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