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Wooden tables and benches allow you to stop in the shade

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Picnic tables provide a welcome shaded stopover.

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Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is a magnificent, very touristy village but it is also a perfect starting point for numerous trail routes in the Hérault gorges, particularly in the off-season when there are fewer people on the trail. trails.

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This magnificent bridge allows you to admire: the entrance to the Hérault gorges; the Devil's Bridge, a medieval structure with two main arches (plus two secondary ones) which spans the Hérault at the level of the Gouffre Noir since the 11th century; the Saint-Jean-de-Fos bridge, which does not have the aura of the Devil's Bridge but which is still found in many photos and remains a very pretty bridge with a single arch; and an aqueduct in the background.

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Here you cycle through the middle of the vineyards. In summer, nature is very lush, with rich foliage to protect the grapes from the sun. In autumn, the landscape is adorned with soft colors. In winter, mud can make cycling difficult.

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This Romanesque church located in the middle of the hinterland dates from the 12th century. It is named after Saint Sylvester, whose feast day is December 31.

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Bridge from which you can admire the river and the lake

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This church, built in the Romanesque style, has a name that is on everyone's lips as a patron saint, but probably only a few people will know the person behind it: the feast day of Saint Sylvester (Saint-SYLVESTRE) is on December 31st. He lived at the end of the third and beginning of the fourth century and was bishop of Rome when Emperor Constantine recognized Christianity as a religion with the Edict of Milan - known as the "Edict of Tolerance" - and with it (at least temporarily) the period of bloody persecution of Christians finished.

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The magnificent site of the Pont du Diable allows you to admire both: the entrance into the Hérault gorges, the Pont du Diable, a medieval work with 2 main arches (plus 2 secondary ones) which spans the Hérault at the level of the Black chasm since the 11th century, the Saint-Jean-de-Fos bridge, which does not have the aura of the Devil's Bridge but which is still found in many photos and remains a very pretty bridge of only one arch, an aqueduct in the background.

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The magnificent site of the Pont du Diable allows you to admire both: - Entry into the Hérault gorges; - the Pont du Diable, a medieval bridge with 2 main arches (plus 2 secondary ones) which spans the Hérault at the level of the Gouffre noir since the 11th century; - The Pont de Saint-Jean-de-Fos, which does not have the aura of the Devil's Bridge but which is still found in many photos and which remains a very pretty bridge spanning the gorges with a single arch; - An aqueduct in the background.

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The magnificent site of the Pont du Diable allows you to admire both: - Entry into the Hérault gorges; - the Pont du Diable, a medieval bridge with 2 main arches (plus 2 secondary ones) which spans the Hérault at the level of the Gouffre noir since the 11th century; - The Pont de Saint-Jean-de-Fos, which does not have the aura of the Devil's Bridge but which is still found in many photos and which remains a very pretty bridge spanning the gorges with a single arch; - An aqueduct in the background.

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Section of trail offering magnificent views of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert and the Château du Géant and, on the other hand, the Cirque de l'Infernet.

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Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is a magnificent village very touristy but it is also a perfect starting point for many trails in the Hérault gorges, especially in the off-season when there are fewer people on trails.

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Magnificent views of the Cirque de l'Infernet dominated by the rock of the Bissonne.

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Magnificent views of the Cirque de l'Infernet dominated by the rock of the Bissonne.

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An exceptional site, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is a village built around the Abbey of Gellone. It is sometimes nicknamed "The Occitan Mont Saint Michel". It was, and remains, an important step on the way to Santiago de Compostela. It is also a starting point for beautiful hikes in the surrounding massif. You can access by this road to the car park and even to the large square of the village where you will find fountains, cafes and various stalls, and also enjoy the shade of the imposing plane tree, 160 years old. To stroll through the alleys of the village, you will have to get off the bike. Obviously, it is a highly touristic site, so it can be very crowded during high season, and it is probably better to go in low season. Finally, I realized when I came back to it that the waterfall I had had the chance to photograph only flowed intermittently, in the spring until May depending on the year.

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The Devil's Bridge was built in 873, making it one of the oldest medieval bridges in France. It is the result of an agreement between the two abbeys, located on either side of the Hérault, that of Aniane and that of Gellone in St-Guilhem. It thus makes the transition between the wine-growing plains of Languedoc and the steep gorges of Hérault. 50 meters long, it includes two main arches and two openings allowing the flow of water in the event of violent flooding. Listed as a Historic Monument since 1935, it is also on the UNESCO World Heritage list. It owes its name to a local legend: Every night, the Devil reduced to nothing the work carried out by the two abbeys of Aniane and Gellone, with a view to the construction of the bridge over the Hérault. Guilhem was led to make a pact with the Devil. He promised him the soul of the first creature to cross the bridge if he helped build an indestructible structure here. The Devil accepted, and once the bridge was built, they sent him as a reward a poor dog to whose tail a saucepan had been tied. Mad with rage, the Devil tried to destroy the bridge... in vain, of course! Out of spite, he threw himself into the river, in a place called "the Black Abyss". Since then, the pilgrims of Compostela who take the Devil's Bridge arm themselves with stones and throw them into the river to ensure that the devil no longer emerges from the "Black Abyss".

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Magnificent passage between the valleys on the old railway line, there is even a nice tunnel to cross a little further on.

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Great atmosphere in this tunnel, and the view at the exit is magnificent. Provide lighting, it's really totally black in the middle.

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Very nice landscapes in autumn, but watch out for the mud if it's been raining!

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