레스페론 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

앱을 충분히 알지 못하지만 현장에서 즉흥적으로 경로를 계획할 때 경로 제안이 부족하고, 앱이 다른 길을 제안하지 않아 사용자가 직접 찾아야 합니다. 앱 메시지는 다음과 같았습니다: "경로 수정"

Be careful, the path is densely overgrown!

As you skirt the Naussac reservoir, you will discover the Cascade du Donozau. This waterfall, which cascades down a small rock face, creates a picturesque scene ideal for a peaceful picnic. The surrounding area offers a variety of hiking trails that will allow you to explore the diverse landscapes of the region.

The setting here is enchanting with beautiful round hills punctuated by meadows and forests with, further on, the Langouyrou, a pretty stream.

In the village of Luc, the Romanesque church surprises me. It's open and it takes a little getting used to the little light that comes through the small windows. This is typical of these old Romanesque vaults. But it is surprising that this church has two floors. A wide gallery not only in the rear area but also left and right up to the chancel! It must have been planned that way from the start because the windows are also arranged on two levels.

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.

LUC, from the Latin LUCUS "Sacred Wood", is one of the oldest inhabited sites in Gévaudan. In Celtic times, the promontory on which this castle stands today was a place of worship dedicated to the God Mercury who gave his name to the forest of Mercoire. From the 12th century, a fortified castle replaced the dwellings. It becomes one of the most important in the region. The first owners bear the title of Prince of Luc, Count of Luc. Enlarged over the alliances, it has kept despite its state the imposing signs of a military fortress. Guardian of the Chemin de Regordane, the pilgrimage route of Saint Gilles, a nerve center between the provinces of Gévaudan and Vivarais, it came under the bishop of Le Puy. But over the centuries, the preponderance of the Bishop of Mende was recognized and the castle passed under his suzerainty. Seat of a co-lordship with the lords Bourbal des Choisinets, Agrain des Hubacs, it successively belonged to the most illustrious families of the region.