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A lovely tourist town with plenty of options. Beautiful scenery along the Tarn.

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Sainte-Enimie is a picturesque village located in the Lozère department of the Occitanie region in southern France. Nestled in the heart of the Gorges du Tarn, this village is renowned for its natural beauty, historical heritage, and authentic atmosphere. Why visit Sainte-Enimie? Natural Beauty: The spectacular setting of the Gorges du Tarn and the Tarn River offer exceptional opportunities for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Historical Heritage: The village and its medieval buildings offer a fascinating insight into the regional history and culture. Authenticity: Sainte-Enimie is an example of an authentic French village, where one can appreciate traditional architecture, local crafts, and a serene atmosphere. In short, Sainte-Enimie is an ideal destination for those looking to combine natural exploration, historical discovery, and immersion in local culture. Architectural Heritage: Sainte-Enimie Church: The village church, dedicated to Saint Enimie, is a remarkable example of medieval architecture with a Gothic façade, sculpted capitals and a picturesque cloister. It is a must-see site for lovers of religious architecture. Old Houses: The village preserves a group of stone houses, with slate roofs, which reflect the traditional architecture of the South of France. These houses contribute to the authentic charm of the village.

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old mill, magnificent to see it is used to display local and artisanal products

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Beautiful town, one of the most beautiful in France.

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Gorgeous

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Enimie gave its name to this village, classified among the most beautiful in France. The Merovingian princess, daughter of Clotaire II, became a saint of the Catholic Church. The medieval origin of the city is indisputable. Strolling through the old cobbled streets of this village is a constantly renewed pleasure. Sainte-Enimie is also a very good starting point for descents of the Tarn gorges by kayak and canoe.

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Nestled under a rock wall at the bottom of the village of Saint-Chély du Tarn, the Notre-Dame de Cénaret chapel, dating from the 12th century, sits near a spring leading to an underground lake. It's definitely worth the detour!

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The village of Saint-Chély-du-Tarn is ideally located in the heart of the Tarn gorges. Better still, it offers direct access to the river, and its superb stone bridge offers a magnificent view of the gorges. Fans of heritage and history will also be seduced by its Romanesque church and its chapel.

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This Marian shrine, dedicated to the Mother of God under the customary title "Notre Dame" (Our Lady), crouches – at least so it seems – almost protectively under the ledge.

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Small but fine rock chapel, which is not at all expected in the place

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This chapel built in the 12th century at the entrance to a cave is impressive. It is now a craft shop. Very beautiful buildings ranging from medieval times to the Renaissance are to be discovered all around in the village of Saint-Chély-du-Tarn.

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The Col de la Pierre Plate, at an altitude of 1016m, obviously owes its name to the dolmen whose enormous megalith that crowns it has a perfectly flat shape.

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Florac is a pretty town built, as its full name suggests, not at the confluence of four rivers (the Tarn, the Vibron, the Tarnon, and the Mimente).

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Florac-Trois-Rivières is a small rural town standing on the side of the Causse Méjean, at the confluence of the Tarn, the Tarnon and the Mimente. With 2,000 inhabitants, it is a must for lovers of nature and heritage. Ideal for a short break or a long stopover, there is a well-stocked offer of catering and accommodation. For information, the market occupies the town of the town every Thursday morning from eight to thirteen o'clock.

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The Pierre Plate pass dolmen is one of the best preserved on the Causse Méjean plateau. His chamber, covered by a large slab and open towards the east, is three meters long. According to local legends, the dolmen would have healing properties for people suffering from whooping cough.

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Very pretty small town along the Tarn river.

Nice town, not big but still one of the biggest on the trail. You have a big carrefour, pharmacy, bakeries and lots more. Good place to stuck up on supplies if needed.

The town of Florac is bucolic and is surrounded by very beautiful nature.

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Florac is a very likeable little town at the top of the Gorge du Tarn. There are plenty of shopping and accommodation options of all kinds. The small campsite Le Pont du Tarn is very friendly. It's about 1.5 km from Florac, but well connected with footpaths and cycle paths. If you want to have a delicious meal, you can go to the L'Adonis restaurant, which belongs to the Hôtel des Gorges du Tarn. But there are also cheaper alternatives.

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Beautiful little chapel that was integrated into the mountain

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