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Camon, in addition to having a remarkable natural heritage with more than five natural areas of ecological, faunal and floral interest, is especially known for its remarkable architectural heritage. The creation of the town dates back to 923. Ramparts, church and abbey as well as houses from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance follow one another for the lucky visitors who are lucky enough to pass by.

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A forest like in a fairy tale. Hansel and Gretel would have loved to get lost here... ☺️ [I hope the fairy tale is known in France too] The only difference is that children today use a cell phone with GPS instead of breadcrumbs. And I would recommend that to everyone, along with OSM maps. There are a few variants branching off from the circular route, so you can walk in circles at dusk... 🙄

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The green labyrinth is truly rewarding! Bring your GPS to find your way back. 😉 In my photos, the spot with the exposed rocks also appears to be a small labyrinth. Unfortunately, Komoot seems to have combined highlights from different spots (which is why my photos have moved to the back 😉)

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This is really something, a great labyrinth with its own atmosphere.

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Great place with interesting streets and historic buildings on the hill.

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A very pleasant hike, but be careful, it's not that easy! The terrain is quite steep, with many muddy patches during this wet season! It's slippery! In fact, one woman was a victim! So be careful, depending on the weather :) The entire hike isn't easy for younger children. Not stroller-friendly!

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The artificial lake of Montbel has the particularity of being located between Aude and Ariège. Located at the foot of the mountains it offers very pretty views.

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Absolutely worth seeing, I first discovered the bar from the bridge, but then did a small tour of the village.

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Camon is a very pretty fortified village which dates from 923. See it is its medieval village surrounded by ramparts, the church, and the abbey.

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After the labyrinth is, so to speak, in front of the castle, which is also worth a visit.

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The labyrinth is not only beautiful, you are also quite alone here.

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Narrow, but really beautiful and idyllic here.

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Impressive body of water, we went around once and that was a lot of fun.

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All kinds of small paths around Lac de Montbel take you to quiet places on the water. Lots of green and flat land, ideal to spend the night.

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Limestone cliffs, trees, moss in complete harmony. A wonderful walk without much effort, it is very flat.

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A restaurant in season which can complement the itinerary well. By following the trails along the lake it turns out that it can be a good bivouac spot ...

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The vast, rocky limestone labyrinth, made up of oaks, boxwood and other indigenous species that in some places are covered with mosses or lichens, shows a fairy-like atmosphere: sometimes enchanting, sometimes a bit scary.

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Very beautiful enchanted forest. Great for kids.

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From atlasobscura.com: "The Labyrinth near Puivert Castle is rich in historical and legendary sights, and at the beginning of the trail you will see ruins of medieval windmills right next to the remains of a much more recent Nazi fort destroyed by Allied bombing. Then travel to the Land of Legends, with natural wonders such as "The Squid Oak", "The Harpoon", "The Fairy's Cave", "The Witchstone", "The Great Rock Labyrinth" and "The Ringel Rock." "All these sites are different types of plants and minerals, represented in the local language - Occitan - and explained in French using many descriptive signs."

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