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new bridge, the nearby campsite actually only gets a negative review.

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La Cévenole greenway. Start of the route from Sainte Cécile. On this first section, we travel along the Andorge train (tourist train). Magnificent! With passage over a viaduct and under a tunnel along the (mini) railway tracks. This section remains accessible although uneven.

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In addition to the convenience of finding a spring water point in the center of the town, the village will seduce you because it is surrounded by small isolated hamlets with splendid landscapes of forests and granite chaos, such as the Ufruits or the farm of Troubat.

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Several dolmens, dating from 2000 BC but sometimes collapsed and rebuilt until the 6th century, were used for funeral ceremonies.

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This castle, listed as a World Heritage Site since 2011, is impressive! It is nicknamed the vessel of the Cévennes as its construction sometimes makes one think of the bow of a ship. Its once strategic position allows it a panorama ranging from Mont Lozère to the Alps. The site is open to the public. Definitely worth going there.

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This famous ridge road is aptly named. It is very winding and evolves on a ridge, offering some spectacular views to delighted cyclists. A few passages in the forest are also very much appreciated.

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From Col de Banette, if you are lucky with the weather, you can make out the familiar silhouette of Mont Ventoux in the distance. The mountains of the Cévennes closer but just as rocky also offer you beautiful views.

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In addition to the convenience of finding a spring water point in the center of the town, the village will seduce you because it is surrounded by small isolated hamlets with splendid landscapes of forests and granite chaos, such as the Ufruits or the farm of Troubat.

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To get to the Col de la Bégude, you will have about seven kilometers of climbs with an average gradient of 3.7%. Whether starting from La Tavernoles or from Saintre-Cécile d'Andorges.

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This village located in the department of Gard borders on Lozère. It is part of both the long valley and also falls within the scope of membership of the charter of the Cévennes National Park. It is close to the river Gardon d'Alès

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Dates from 1052, the old village was razed, used to be where the current car park now is.

Impressive Chateau de Portes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The old town of Portes was razed and rebuilt a little further down the road, the original village was where the carpark now is.

There is a water trough here to take on more water ready for a nights camping, otherwise little else anywhere en route from Pont de Montvert to Pic de la Tourette

Also called the crassier

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To the northwest of Alès rises a somewhat strange mountain, Mont Ricateau. It looks a bit like a volcano, and with good reason: Its pointed cone shape is due to its original function as a dump for the former Rochebelle coal mine. In the summer of 2004, a forest fire ravaged the town of Alès. The mountain was hit particularly hard and the mine waste buried under it caught fire. It is said that since then a smoldering fire has been smoldering beneath its surface. Now it is clear why Mont Ricateau looks like a volcano.

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