Easily accessible waterfall on the Lasmolineries stream (stream also at the origin of the Faillitoux waterfall). The belvedere offers a bird's eye view of the waterfall.
The Pas de Cère gorges are a protected natural area home to a population of otters (obviously very hard to observe). The path laid out in the gorges allows you …
The Laussac peninsula is a magnificent site which once dominated the confluence of the Truyère and the Brezons. With the creation of the Sarrans dam, the water level rose to …
Between the Jordanne valley and the Cère valley, the Coyan plateau is a mountain pasture plateau that has always been frequented by man. Formerly, a hermitage was also present on the plateau.
EDF dam cutting off the waters of the Truyère, built in the 1930s, with the participation of German technicians who made their contribution in the context of war damage (linked to the 1st World War).
Incredible spots around this large Nature lake, nearly 1000 hectares of mountain water: the Barrage de Sarrans, the largest dam in Europe in its time, a mecca for predator fishing and the Laussac peninsula, a bathing site.
Great view of Lac Sarrans from the bridge. Just after the bridge, you can join the Coupiac mountain bike loop to the east or a path that goes up towards Thérondels along the Brezons, to the west.
Fortified medieval village of Barrez and capital of Carladez. Note that there is a mountain bike link to Thérondels. Mountain bike rental in the village and many restaurant options.