サブリエールの峡谷・トップ7

We didn't manage to cross. The water was quite fast. Too dangerous with bare feet, and perhaps even with hiking boots, besides the fact that they would have gotten wet.

It's not always easy to find the trail when you cross. You have to try to find the yellow markings. This is an ideal place to refresh yourself (before having to go back up).

Ideal for coming to cool off

The Chassezac, a winding river that crosses the Cévennes and the Ardèche, offers an exceptional natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Its spectacular gorges, surrounded by limestone cliffs and green forests, create a perfect setting for outdoor activities such as canoeing, hiking or climbing. The crystal-clear waters of the Chassezac invite you to swim or take a refreshing break in the heart of wild nature.

A pleasure for the eyes and the head as much as for the legs: asphalt in good condition, almost no cars and a magnificently wild, mineral and steep valley... up to the Col de l'Echelette if you feel like it, the show is worth it!

This footbridge allows you to cross the Chassezac and better appreciate the gorges. On summer days it is possible to swim in the crystal clear water of the river.

So we had to cross this without a suspension bridge. No problem for the youth, but for the advanced age (like us) there are some problems. Fortunately, my son-in-law was there and helped me across it. With wet feet.

La Beaume, a tributary of the Ardèche, is a 40km long river which originates in Loubaresse at an altitude of 1190m, from a multitude of steeply sloping streams flowing down the sides of mountains planted with forests, overlooking the valley. . The whole valley and the Beaume gorges offer pretty sandy and rocky beaches to fully enjoy swimming.