周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

We didn't manage to cross. The water was quite fast. Too dangerous with bare feet, and perhaps even with hiking boots, besides the fact that they would have gotten wet.

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It's not always easy to find the trail when you cross. You have to try to find the yellow markings. This is an ideal place to refresh yourself (before having to go back up).

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Ideal for coming to cool off

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Cycling through the Gorges du Chassezac is an exhilarating adventure, as you navigate winding roads that hug dramatic cliffs and follow the sparkling river below. This stunning region, known for its breathtaking limestone gorges, provides a backdrop of rugged beauty. As you ride, keep an eye out for rock climbers scaling the cliffs and kayakers navigating the river, adding to the lively atmosphere.

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The Chassezac, a winding river that crosses the Cévennes and the Ardèche, offers an exceptional natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Its spectacular gorges, surrounded by limestone cliffs and green forests, create a perfect setting for outdoor activities such as canoeing, hiking or climbing. The crystal-clear waters of the Chassezac invite you to swim or take a refreshing break in the heart of wild nature.

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The church of Notre-Dame de Thines, perched in the picturesque hamlet of the same name, is a jewel of Romanesque heritage. This small 12th-century building, made of local stone, offers a peaceful and authentic atmosphere, surrounded by mountains and green valleys. The church overlooks the Thines valley, with spectacular views of the surrounding nature. The simplicity and elegance of its architecture make it a perfect place of meditation for visitors.

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So we had to cross this without a suspension bridge. No problem for the youth, but for the advanced age (like us) there are some problems. Fortunately, my son-in-law was there and helped me across it. With wet feet.

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A nice climb on a fairly quiet road. The further up the climb you go, the steeper it becomes. There are 10% inclines towards the top. The climb has a length of 10 km and an elevation gain of 370 m.

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