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Great campsite! Everything you could want. Cheap, close to the village, toilet paper, soap, and a covered room with a microphone, kettle, tables, chairs, etc. Top notch.

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when it rains it is a shelter

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Snack and water point

The village of Riols, a small industrial center specializing in draperies and woolens in the 19th century, is located on the "Passa Païs" greenway. Points of interest include the Banasse bridge over the Jaur river, the Church of Saint Peter and Paul, and its main thoroughfare, Rue Basse.

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The town of Riols is located between Saint Pons de Thomières and Olargues, on the Passa Païs greenway. On either side of the Jaur valley, from Lake Vesoles to the former 19th-century Ardouane Abbey, this very large town has many hiking trails leading to the Monts du Somail. The magnificent Banasse bridge over the Jaur, as well as the Saint-Pierre-et-Paul church and the layout of Rue Basse, the main artery, bear witness to the prosperity of the textile industry, particularly drapery, from the 16th century. From the village, a small road leads to the Cabarétou pass, a real challenge for sporty cyclists. The Passa Païs Greenway invites fans of gentle journeys to daydream... The Notre-Dame-de-Trédos chapel, as emblematic as it is majestic, is worth the hike or bike ride leading to its doors. Our tips for starting your bike, walking, trail rides... in Riols: - The Place du Foirail car park is ideal if you are using your vehicle to get to the start. It is located on the right bank of the Jaur, south of the village. - Riols is served by LIO / Hérault Transport bus lines 682 and 685: https://plan.lio-occitanie.fr/fr/horaires/Riols/arret/RIOLS%20-%20CENTRE/LIO:1002511 - During the summer, from the beginning of July to the end of September, between Saint Pons de Thomières and Bédarieux, the buses on line 682 are equipped with racks allowing the transport of 6 bikes. A telephone reservation service is set up (09 72 57 44 45). A little bit of history: The history of Riols is linked to that of Saint-Pons-de-Thomières: in 936, the founding act of the abbey mentions the donation made to the monastery by Raymond Pons, Count of Toulouse, of the lands of Tarbouriech, Coumayres, Condades, Cassillac and Rieulets. In 940, the Archbishop of Narbonne gave the churches of Saint-Pierre-de-Riols and Notre-Dame-de-Tredos to the Abbot of Saint-Pons. In 1318, when the diocese of Saint-Pons was created, the Abbot became bishop and the monks formed the chapter of the cathedral. The income of the abbey was then separated: in Riols, the chapter retained the seigneurial rights over the lands of Garrigues, while the bishop retained the rest of the seigneury. During the Revolution, the rare possessions of the clergy and emigrants were sold. In the 19th century, Riols, with more than 2,000 inhabitants, became a small industrial center, with more than a dozen clothiers and wool mills.

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https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/278418701 the journey passed through the country to the canal du midi

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This charming medieval village is located between Mazamet and Bédarieux. Its emblematic Devil's Bridge, its small streets and its views of the Montagne Noire are worth a detour.

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Lighting works again

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Unmissable: the greenway that connects the Hérault and the Tarn family cycle path and well shaded 85kms. Departure / Arrival --> Bédarieux / Mazamet

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Currently the lights are out in the tunnel. It’s very close to pitch black for a long section.

Also sometimes called "The Hautpoul footbridge". By following the factory road which runs along the Arnette, you will pass under the footbridge which connects the town of Mazamet to the medieval village of Hautpoul, an aerial path 140 meters long which crosses the gorges at 70 meters in height.

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At the heart of the Thoré Valley and the Montagne Noire, the village is built around a castle and its garden, freely accessible.

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This greenway offers you a course in the middle of the trees, on the route of an old railway line. Unpaved, it is better suited to hybrid bikes, mountain bikes and gravel bikes.

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The tunnels are always funny, and fresh.

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Unfortunately we don't have time to walk up the trail to the suspension bridge over the gorge. Certainly a nice experience, the road that meanders through the narrow LÀrnette valley is not very busy, old mills keep appearing to the right or left.

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the railway cycle path continues from Labastide to Mazamet. Always along the river L`Thore

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just before Labastide-Rouairoux, the Voie Verte Passa Paiis railway cycle path opens up new views of the Parc Naturel Regional du Haut-Languedoc before the trees arch like a tunnel over the path again

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a former railway line between Mazamet and Bédarieux transformed into a greenway with swimming possibilities Made during the heatwave fortunately it was shaded at times

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This illuminated tunnel of the old railway line is 766 meters long. It offers a well-deserved cool break on the Passa Païs. As its name suggests, it allows you to pass under the Col de Fenille.

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800m long tunnel. The freshness is felt in relation to the outside temperature.

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