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I know the legend of the Lantouy chasm. It's a bit gory.

In 1122, a monastery belonging to the Benedictines of the Cluniac order stood here. Legend has it that the spring appeared after the monastery's disappearance. The spring is said to be fertile.

Near Bertholène, Lac des Bruyères is a small body of water appreciated by fishing enthusiasts. You will find a picnic table there if you want to take a break in the middle of a long outing.

Sandy beach with supervised swimming in July and August. Rentals of pedalos, SUP and other aquatic accessories are available to you, as well as a café and restaurant.

The Laussac peninsula is a magnificent site which once dominated the confluence of the Truyère and the Brezons. With the creation of the Sarrans dam, the water level rose to the point of making it a peninsula and an ideal site to enjoy nature and the freshness of the lake.

The lavognes are natural depressions but sealed by man for centuries to collect rainwater to water livestock.

Villefranche-de-Panat lake is an artificial lake created in the 1950s. It extends over four kilometers in length and offers many possibilities for activities: swimming, boating, fishing, pedal boating, canoeing, paddleboarding, and even seaplane for the more adventurous.

Bannac lake with campsite, restaurant. Possibility to go around (5kms)