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We passed and enjoyed this during our Camino trip in 2025: https://youtu.be/xZkbnoCtUzE

We passed and enjoyed this during our Camino trip in 2025: https://youtu.be/xZkbnoCtUzE

The feeling that dominates the most here is space, nature.

If you have previously - coming from the German Eifel - made a pilgrimage via Metz, Cluny and Dijon to Le Puy en Velay and now continue here via the southern foothills of the Central Massif, a completely different landscape is revealed once again.

The pilgrimage takes place on gravel country lanes, on which the farmers also go for their pastures and their herds. Pastures, strips of forest and panoramic views with horizons 30 km away alternate cheerfully; it reminds us of the Black Forest. The hamlets nestle in the hollows of small valleys to brave the harsh and windless winters. The houses are built of hewn granite stone and covered with coarse slate. Most of them are over 200 years old, still look good, and are probably built to last.

The pilgrimage is on gravel field paths, on which the farmers also drive to their pastures and herds. Pastures, forest strips and panoramic views with horizons 30 km away alternate cheerfully; we are reminded of the Black Forest. Hamlets nestle in small valleys in order to be able to withstand the hard, windless winters. The houses are built from granite blocks and covered with coarse slate. They are usually more than 200 years old, still look good and are probably built to last.

AUBRAC is oriented towards pastoralism. The lowland areas have all been converted to grasslands; trees are only found in small groups, mainly on steep and rocky areas. The pilgrimage takes place on gravel dirt roads, which are also used by farmers to get to their pastures and herds. Pastures, forest strips and panoramic views with horizons 30 km away alternate cheerfully.

The AUBRAC is geared towards pasture farming. Flat areas were all converted into meadows; Trees can only be found in small groups, mostly in steeper and rocky places. The pilgrimage is on gravel field paths, on which the farmers also drive to their pastures and herds. Pastures, forest strips and panoramic views with horizons 30 km away alternate cheerfully; we are reminded of the Black Forest.