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Here the hiker or pilgrim has the town of Cahors and the river Lot at his feet, a truly picture-book view.

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Komoot shows this section as Off Grid. However, the path is well marked and easy to walk on.

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Part of the trail that goes around the loop of the Lot. Very nice idyllic place to run.

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Viewpoint over Cahors and the Lot valley with a picnic area, ideal place to take a break during your run.

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Beautiful all times of day, fabulous at night and early morning. Wow!!

The Valentré bridge is one of the emblematic monuments of the city of Cahors. One of a kind, it impresses. This defensive bridge was built from 1308 by order of the consuls of the city. Its immaculate condition is due to its restoration in the 1880s. By paying attention to the different sculptures you may notice a frightened devil. The bridge is indeed nicknamed the Devil's Bridge: The architect in charge of the restoration at the beginning of the 19th century, Paul Gout, had this legend immortalized by a carved stone. This one represents the devil trying to pull the stone from the bridge without succeeding.

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One of the absolute highlights of the city is this bridge with its three towers, on which a sign for the Via Podiensis pilgrimage route is attached

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On the pilgrimage route, valleys and rivers have to be crossed again and again. The bridges are sometimes relatively modern, sometimes medieval and sometimes even older. Here in Cahors, there is a very beautiful bridge, unusual because of its imposing fortification towers, which leads - not only, of course, but also us pilgrims - over the Lot on the Chemin de Saint Jacques. Everything unusual, in turn, attracts legends, as Gerhard has already told the story above.

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