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Beautiful view of the small reservoir, but also important is the small watering hole by the road. Unfortunately, no bar or other amenities were open.

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Swimming spot from the rocks or a mini beach, pleasant and magnificent

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The only thing I really liked was the campsite.

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Interesting old bridge piers, small town, unfortunately nothing going on.

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bustling place with several restaurants and bars

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Bridge over the Chassezac and beautiful landscape

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Great view of the power of water

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We had a very good meal here with a fantastic view.

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just across the bridge on the corner is a lovely cozy restaurant

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From here, there is a splendid view of Les Vans, this town nestled at the foot of the Serre de Barre. The orange tiles in the green frame give its southern character to this beautiful postcard.

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Scenic road along the Chassezac gorges, very little used by cars and very pretty. Smooth and steady climb, accessible to everyone on muscle and electric bikes

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Pied-de-Borne is a high-risk village which has suffered numerous floods. It is located in the narrow Chassezac gorges. This canyon, seven kilometers long and 400 meters deep, is also called the Devil's Den. This particular geography and hydrography explain the destruction of the old bridge which is in front of you and of which only the pillars remain.

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A great pass to climb!! Well shaded throughout its 15 km climb.. not too much traffic for the moment!!!

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One of the wildest and most beautiful gorges in the Cevennes. The mountain people built terraces for gardens and vineyards on the steep mountainsides and dug canals to bring the water to the crops. Magnificent chestnut groves cover the great rocky flanks of the mountains

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The Nassier👍

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beautiful pass + intense climb, bring extra water and you'll feel great on the way down.

From Sainte-Marguerite-Lafigère you can see the small village of Pied-de-Born. After all, there is a bar with cool drinks.

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