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In addition to everything that's been said, the road runs alongside magnificent cliffs, and you even pass under the rock several times – it's amazing!!

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One of the most popular photo motifs in the Lot Valley. It's incredible how this structure was built into the rock and is accessible!

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Very pleasant circuit and largely in the shade. Really beautiful Igue site. Too bad there were so many caterpillars, which spoiled the pleasure of the ride a little.

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beautiful ride along the Lot river

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Very suggestive karst gorge. You need to pay close attention because only one part is fenced.

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Superb passage - A little damp if the Lot is large ;0)

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Preceded upstream by the mill and the lock keeper's house, then by the lock, this towpath is dug into the limestone rock face. Its construction began in 1847, the men began to dig the rock using mine bars. This path made it easier for barges to pass through this difficult sector. At that time, these trading boats came up the river from Bordeaux, loaded with fish, manufactured products and salt. This site constitutes one of the most spectacular courses in the valley.

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Wonder of nature to see absolutely. But be careful to get there, the 2 associated hikes by taking the karst path before the cemetery are very difficult, narrow steep slope and very slippery, for an informed public! To reach the igue, simply stay on the paved road after the cemetery, then straight ahead stay on the path with the 2 lines of white pebbles all along! You will easily reach the top (don't forget to visit the old Lotoise farm 100m after the Igue)

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There is a beautiful forest path above the old towpath that can be hiked on the way back.

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The Office de Tourisme in the center offers many excursion tips for the region. Information about the weather on a board.

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A historically interesting place where you can take a simple walk along the water. I found an article (in Dutch) with more information about this interesting place: www.frankrijkpuur.nl/wandelen-fietsen-jaagpad-lot/

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Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is a medieval village perched on a cliff overlooking the Lot River, located in the Lot department of France. It is listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France" and is also considered one of the most popular tourist sites in the region. The village is characterized by its narrow, winding cobbled streets, stone houses and terraced gardens. It is also home to many craftsmen, galleries and restaurants offering local cuisine. Visitors can also visit the 12th-century Romanesque church of Saint-Cirq, as well as the Château de Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, which is now a museum of contemporary art. The surrounding area also offers many hiking opportunities, with trails offering spectacular views of the Lot Valley. History buffs can also visit the nearby prehistoric caves of Pech Merle. Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is an ideal destination for those looking to discover medieval architecture, local arts and crafts, as well as the spectacular natural landscapes of the Lot region.

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Very nice village, where you have a nice view of the region. Enjoy the atmosphere and the beautiful houses

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Very much worth walking this path, must have been a hell of a job to make this

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This beautiful old towpath (Chemin de Halage) from Bouziès towards Saint Cirq Lapopie is carved into the bare rock. The relief is only from recent times….

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Far too many people in summer... take the old railway line to join the path to Bouziès, but from November to May, except for these months, it's metro corridors at rush hour...

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High on the road from Cahors to Saint-Cirq Lapopie, in the cliff, is the English castle of Bouziès. You can see fortifications from the 11th and 12th centuries, anchored in the limestone rock. The Château des Anglais served as a refuge to protect the population in the event of an attack. Interior not open to visitors. View of the castle from the road or the metal bridge of Bouziès.

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High on the road from Cahors to Saint-Cirq Lapopie, nestled in the cliffs, lies the English castle of Bouziès. You can see fortifications from the 11th and 12th centuries, anchored in the limestone rock. The Château des Anglais served as a refuge to protect the population in case of attack. The interior is not open to visitors. View of the castle from the road or the metal bridge of Bouziès.

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1 km south of Crégols, on the Causse de Limogne, the Igue de Crégols suddenly opens. With a diameter of about 80 meters for a maximum depth of about 40 meters, it pierces through the limestone.

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Incredibly well kept medieval village. Must see. But do this off season!