20의 수베가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A gravel treat! I recommend it.

I found this section too difficult to ride on an electric hardtail, so, would rate it rather intermediate than easy. For those who like it easy but still fun, the trail along the south shore is perfect.

Very nice area, mostly shaded path. There are even several small waterfalls when there are many more on the previous days. Be careful, people who are afraid of heights may have difficulty on this trail.

A pass which allows you to pass the Séranne massif and reach St Maurice de Navacelles.

For a ravito lunch break, stop at O'Resto, very good food and an incredible server 😀

The charm of a small Occitan village leaning against the foothills of the Causse du Larzac, distinguished by the density of its buildings and its simple architecture. Deserted about twenty years ago, it owes its rebirth to foreign immigration (mainly English). The houses, built of local sandstone, rise on the right bank of the river. Some have retained evidence of Renaissance architecture (mullioned windows and transoms, ornate lintels, etc.). Saint-Privat experienced significant economic development at the end of the 19th century, with the exploitation of its subsoil. Rich in sandstone, it allowed the manufacture of many grinding wheels for sharpening tools or polishing marble, which were transported to Lodève, then the ports of Sète or Montpellier to be exported to Mediterranean countries.

Two curiosities are worth discovering in this pretty medieval village. First, there's a stunning century-old elm tree sculpted and enhanced by Michel Chevray, located in the center of the village. In 1989, the artist gave this tree a new lease on life. The work of art is protected from the elements by a huge umbrella. The second curiosity is the Roc Castel chapel, which overlooks the village.

Simply great 👍. Nice flowing up and down. Can you let it run properly 🤪🤪