오시옹 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

To do but non-slip plate for your dogs. Watch your paws.

The lake is a 1930s project aimed at supplying drinking water to Mazamet and Aussillon. It was inaugurated on July 29, 1934, in the presence of the Mayor of each of these municipalities, as well as the Prefect of the Tarn region and the Minister of the Interior in the Doumergue government, Albert Sarraut. Over time, following changes in guidelines regarding water catchments, Mazamet's drinking water supply is now provided by the Pas des Bêtes. Currently, the dam supplies drinking water to Labrespy and the Montagnès leisure center. Since the dam's primary purpose is no longer to supply drinking water, this lake serves as a leisure center in the heart of the Montagne Noire. Adjacent to shops and activity centers such as mini-golf, floating playgrounds, and a treetop adventure park, the lake has become a must-see leisure destination for the residents of Mazamet, Aude, and Tarn. Swimming is permitted in part of the lake and is supervised from early July to late August. (Wikipedia)

Very physical but worth it. We didn't go as far as the Hautpaul building.

Nice restaurant in the medieval village; delicious and highly recommended, excellent value for money

An absolute MUST-DO when in Hautpoul. After the final climb, you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking view.

Beautiful, informative garden, with descriptions from the past - very nicely designed

Beautiful garden with fountain, water basin, herb garden,...

Here you can find all kinds of regional products, e.g. honey, soaps, jewelry,... friendly staff and quite helpful