20의 라발 도렐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

We didn't manage to cross. The water was quite fast. Too dangerous with bare feet, and perhaps even with hiking boots, besides the fact that they would have gotten wet.

It's not always easy to find the trail when you cross. You have to try to find the yellow markings. This is an ideal place to refresh yourself (before having to go back up).

The church of Notre-Dame de Thines, perched in the picturesque hamlet of the same name, is a jewel of Romanesque heritage. This small 12th-century building, made of local stone, offers a peaceful and authentic atmosphere, surrounded by mountains and green valleys. The church overlooks the Thines valley, with spectacular views of the surrounding nature. The simplicity and elegance of its architecture make it a perfect place of meditation for visitors.

This footbridge allows you to cross the Chassezac and better appreciate the gorges. On summer days it is possible to swim in the crystal clear water of the river.

This watershed limit is actually a bit random, because it is difficult to locate precisely, as the geography can change. It hydrographically divides the watersheds. In this case here that of the Mediterranean zone and that of the Atlantic zone. Very often, a watershed is associated with a pronounced difference in climates.

So we had to cross this without a suspension bridge. No problem for the youth, but for the advanced age (like us) there are some problems. Fortunately, my son-in-law was there and helped me across it. With wet feet.

In 1978, a few friends founded an association to safeguard and enhance the Château de Luc. Its purpose is to preserve and restore these vestiges, but also to deepen their history and make it known to the public. The work carried out jointly, association and successive municipal teams allowed the restoration of the keep in 1994 with the installation of orientation tables, then that of the main building in 2008 thus allowing the organization of animations at the Castle. THE MUNICIPALITY OF LUC AND THE ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDS OF THE CHÂTEAU DE LUC INVITE VISITORS TO RESPECT THESE PLACES THAT WILL SEE OUR HISTORY.

Around 1380, during the Hundred Years War, a large troop of Englishmen and road warriors tried to seize it, but in vain. During the Wars of Religion, a garrison on foot and on horseback was installed in this fortress to defend the region. Luc's castle seems to have been dismantled around 1630, on the order of Richelieu. In 1878, a statue of Notre Dame de Luc was erected on the keep. A few months later, Robert Louis Stevenson, on his trip to the Cévennes, passed in front of the castle and stopped at Luc. The Revolution, the abolition of feudal rights, the harsh climate, the challenge of time had greatly degraded it.