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View from the D998 down into the Gorges du Tarn.

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Magnificent view of the Tarn Gorge

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Magnificent view of the Tarn Gorge

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Magnificent view of the Tarn Gorge

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A quiet little road along the cliffs of the Causse de Sauveterre, with a splendid view of the Cirque de Saint Saturnin. After the Château de Saint Saturnin, long switchbacks lead up to the Causse, where the roads are just as magnificent.

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lives up to its name, go there without hesitation

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Beautiful views and with a bit of luck you can see circling vultures up close

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A very nice surprise in the heart of the Sauveterre plateau. “This medieval building seems totally isolated, even forgotten by time and men. But it was on purpose that at the time this farm was positioned in this location. Indeed, its mission was to monitor the crossing of roads coming from Chanac, Ispagnac, Sainte-Énimie and Mende. In the 13th century the castle became the property of the Bishop of Mende. Partly ruined, the building was rebuilt in the 17th century. In the 19th century, agricultural buildings were built around the Château du Choizal. In the 20th century a fire damaged part of the building, certain parts were rebuilt. The fortified farm of Choizal was included in the inventory of historic monuments in 2004. The interior is private, however you can see this imposing residence from the road. (Source OT of Mende)

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Beautiful view

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Magnificent village where I was warmly welcomed by Ricou at the hotel restaurant bar on the square. Despite the late hour I was treated to a great meal tray in my room and the next morning the conversation around a very good French breakfast. Great memorable moment 🤗

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An ancient commune in the Aubrac region of Lozere, it's a picturesque village to grab a coffee and cake in one of its cafés before heading back up into the hills.

This section of rolling gravel tracks up on the plateau of Causse de Sauveterre offers uninterrupted views on a clear day as you head towards the village of St Georges de Lévéjac. A small community that dates back to the 6th century.

Worth the slight deviation to get to this end point of the road 'le point sublime' overlooking the Gorges du Tarn. Gats some snacks and enjoy the view.

Banassac is a neighboring village of La Canourgue. The village actually bears the name of Banassac-Canilhac since it was recently attached to the neighboring town of Canilhac. The city center is very pleasant in this village which was once the second largest municipality in Lozère. Its prosperity was due to the ceramic and pottery workshops. Artisans and exhibitions perpetuate the transmission and ancestral know-how.

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The Point Sublime is certainly one of the most mythical panoramas of the Tarn gorges, with a breathtaking view of the Causse Méjean, separated from the Causse de Sauveterre by the Tarn 400m below. If you are lucky, you can also enjoy the spectacle of vultures circling above the cliffs.

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The Baume dolmen is one of the many megaliths of the Causse de Sauveterre. These burial mounds and standing stones date back to more than 3,000 years before our era. The Cévennes region is, after that of Brittany, the place where we find the most evidence of this distant past.

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We never tire of contemplating this magnificent valley. The Tarn is seen here in all its splendour.

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On the commune of this village you can visit the ruins of the castle of Blanquefort as well as the quite impressive rock formations that are found near the city. You will also find the interesting village of Saint-Rome-de-Dolan nearby.

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It's almost like standing in front of the Grand Canyon in Utah! The sublime point on the gorges of the Tarn, is worth the detour.

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