カジャルクの天然記念物・トップ9

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.

The Martignes Dolmen is one of 12 documented dolmens around the beautiful Querétaro village of Beduer. The dolmens are located along the Via Podensis, a section of the Way of St. James. They served as important landmarks for travelers departing from the nearby Abbey of Figeac.

Very pleasant circuit and largely in the shade. Really beautiful Igue site. Too bad there were so many caterpillars, which spoiled the pleasure of the ride a little.

Very suggestive karst gorge. You need to pay close attention because only one part is fenced.

Fantastic hike. We had a bit of a hard time find the Camping Pech Ibert, but after some locals it was fine. Probably best to park at the #1 indicated on the map. The hike crosses oak forests and fields in the Parc Regional de Causses de Quercy, before descending and crossing the D19. Then it ascends to a higher, drier causse ) plateau, where it joins the GR Chemin de Compostelle. Highly recommended short 2 hour hike.

Wonder of nature to see absolutely. But be careful to get there, the 2 associated hikes by taking the karst path before the cemetery are very difficult, narrow steep slope and very slippery, for an informed public! To reach the igue, simply stay on the paved road after the cemetery, then straight ahead stay on the path with the 2 lines of white pebbles all along! You will easily reach the top (don't forget to visit the old Lotoise farm 100m after the Igue)

This dolmen is the oldest and largest dolmen in the Lot. It weighs 17 tons!