트레스크 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A narrow passage (27cm wide) on the path from the valley to the Chapelle de Saint Jean de Rouzigue

The chapel is worth it, especially if, like me, you ride up by gravel during the hottest hours of summer. But the work is finished and you can now enjoy a building in perfect condition (for a 12th-century chapel, everything is relative).

Chapel was under construction, returned later

The chapel was built at the end of the 12th century or the beginning of the 13th century. They were built by the monks of Saint-Pierre, a Benedictine congregation, who previously drained the Tresques pond.

Classified chapel dating from the end of the 11th century. Nearby are also the ruins of an old priory.

Ruin of an old chapel dating from the 11th century near Camp de César on the Lacau plateau.

Caesar's camp is a large Gallo-Roman city (but occupied since the Iron Age), on the Lacau plateau. It is therefore not "a camp of Caesar" as one might imagine: the term appeared quite late in the history of France (but at a time when archeology was not really a science) to designate places where Julius Caesar would have established camps. The Camp de César is in any case an exciting place with many Gallo-Roman remains.

Former Gallo-Roman oppidum on which a medieval village was added (thus exploiting the stone resource that the old oppidum constituted).