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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

Historical wealth - Magnificent landscapes - Slightly difficult hike, good physical condition required.

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The existence of this fortified castle is mentioned as early as the 12th century. It is believed to have been built on an even older fortress. In 1764, the Château de Saint-Alban was requisitioned as headquarters to organize raids aimed at eliminating the Beast of Gévaudan.

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Mont Mouchet is a peak that is part of the Margeride massif. There, you'll find very rocky areas and other more wooded areas, composed of beech and fir forests. As a result, the landscapes are fabulous. Mont Mouchet is also a site classified as a High Place of the Resistance in Auvergne. From here, you can enjoy a superb 360° panorama.

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The 18th-century story of a beast that kills humans at night, localized in Auvers and handed down in local history, has endured through the ages and found its way into the fantasy series "Teen Wolf." The story surrounding the heroine, Marie-Jeanne Valet, is described in detail on an online fan site. If you're interested, see =>> https://www.myfanbase.de/teen-wolf/charakterbeschreibungen/?pid=23497

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Very nice hike, I recommend starting in the opposite direction in order to finish by going down the scree rather than going up... otherwise the hike is mainly on shaded paths...

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The 18th-century story of a beast that kills humans at night, localized in Auvers and handed down in local history, has endured through the ages and found its way into the fantasy series "Teen Wolf." The story surrounding the heroine, Marie-Jeanne Valet, is described in detail on an online fan site. If you're interested, see =>> https://www.myfanbase.de/teen-wolf/charakterbeschreibungen/?pid=23497

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Nice village for a good lunch

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Unforgettable visit to the estate! bivouac along the perimeter wall on the impeccable bedroom side (to protect yourself from the wind). Space and "royal" dinner and breakfast 🤗

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This stopover gîte located on the crests of the Margeride is the perfect stopover in these fairly isolated places. Besides, there are no housing alternatives other than this one, except the bivouac.

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Mont Mouchet, like many other isolated and wild places in France (whether for example the Vercors plateau or the Albion plateau) served as a maquis for resistance fighters during the Second World War. It culminates at 1,497 meters in the Margeride massif. It offers very beautiful views of the unspoiled landscape that surrounds it. It borders three very sparsely populated departments of France: Haute-Loire, Cantal and Lozère.

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Mont Mouchet, at 1,497 meters in the heart of Margeride, is a high place of the Resistance during the 2nd World War. It was notably the scene in June 1944 of the Battle of Mont Mouchet. A memorial and a museum pay homage to the Resistance fighters of this maquis.

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The statue of the Beast of Gévaudan in Auvers commemorates Marie-Jeanne Vallet's fight against the Beast in 1765.

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Auvers is home to the House of the Beast of Gévaudan, which raged in the region from 1764 to 1767. The statue of the Beast of Gévaudan in Auvers commemorates Marie-Jeanne Vallet's fight against the Beast in 1765. If we will surely never know the truth about the Beast, which has become a real myth, the attacks also stopped after an animal identified as a wolf was shot not far from here (at Sogne d'Auvers) by Jean Chastel .

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Mont Mouchet, at 1,497 meters in the heart of Margeride, is a high place of the Resistance during the 2nd World War. It was notably the scene in June 1944 of the Battle of Mont Mouchet. Nowadays, a memorial and a museum pay homage to the Resistance fighters of this maquis.

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An old stone shelter standing alongside a small chapel, ideal for getting out of the elements or a spot to grab a snack, although it isn't set up for sleeping in. There is a fountain with drinkable water and toilets just a few metres away.

Up on this 1,300-metre (3,280 ft) high plateau, the gravel tracks are smooth and fast rolling, spanning out across the landscape, the views far reaching on a clear day. The subtle contours and open terrain give little indication of how high you are, only the morning chill gives it away.

Saint-Roch is the most represented saint on the paths of Saint-Jacques. He is the patron saint of pilgrims. His story is tragic. Suffering from the Black Death, he warns passers-by that he is contagious by pointing with his finger to a bubo on his left thigh. He is always represented accompanied by his little dog who is in charge of bringing him food. The statues of Saint-Roch are numerous. This one is beautifully made.

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All that remains of this medieval castle is this large octagonal keep. In 1575, the looting and destruction of part of the building took place. It represents fairly well the military architecture of the 14th century.

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