가장 멋진 카르카손 주변 자연유산 6곳

Save your energy for the last 5km, be careful when it's windy.

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Known for being in 1185 the birthplace of the most famous lord of the place, Chabert de Barbeira, an Occitan knight loyal to the Cathar cause. Besieged in 1210 during the Albigensian Crusade, Pierre des Vaux de Cernay cites this siege in his chronicle of the crusade as a failure of the crusaders, due to poor weather conditions. The stronghold could date back to the Carolingian or even Visigothic era, but no historical study has yet been conducted on this castle. The building was listed as a historical monument in 19261. The "ruins of the castle" have been listed as natural sites since 19422 (Wikipedia)

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At 90 meters high, it is the highest waterfall in the Aude department. For a bird's eye view of the fall, you have to go to the hamlet of Cubserviès. There is no access to the foot of the waterfall.

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Great ride, quiet roads, far from the madding crowd

Very nice walk, varied nature, beautiful view, very pretty heather ☺️ Partially shaded.

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Despite its low altitude (only 1,211 meters), the Pic de Nore, located in the Aude department and the highest point of the Montagne Noire, can experience extremely harsh weather conditions. You can't miss its imposing red and white television antenna.

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These limestone mushrooms from the beginning of the Tertiary era constitute real geological curiosities. There are four Giant Clams in the Alaric Forest, all located in the same place.

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The Roc de l'Aigle offers a magnificent panorama over the Montagne Noire to the Pyrenees, and the ridge to reach it is quite spectacular.

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The Roc de l'Aigle offers a magnificent panorama over the Montagne Noire to the Pyrenees, and the ridge to reach it is quite spectacular.

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The Roc Gris overlooking the Priory of Saint-Pierre d'Alaric (actually a former castrum) offers a magnificent view.

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The Pic de Nore is a small flat peak that culminates at 1,211 meters. It offers a superb 360° panorama of the Montagne Noire and the south-western limits of the Haut-Languedoc regional natural park.

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From the top of this promontory, the view embraces a superb landscape formed by the Aude valley, the reliefs of the Minervois up to the bar of the Montagne Noire. The remains that still remain were built on the foundations of the castle of the Visigoth king, Alaric II. Erected on a strategic point, the building was probably built by the lords of Capendu at the beginning of the Middle Ages. The remains of the Château de Miramont lean against the northern flank of the Alaric mountain, 4 km south-west of the town of Barbaira. Standing on the isolated plateau, at an altitude of more than 300m, this site constitutes a protected perimeter.

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Highest point of the Montagne Noire sometimes nicknamed "the little Ventoux" because of its exposure to a strong wind and its television transmitter, not to mention the various access roads to the summit. Note that the antenna (which always makes me think of a rocket ready to take off ...) points up to a height of 102m and emits FM radio and TV waves (analog and digital).

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The "little ventoux"! Nice climb!

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a beautiful view of the valley

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The ascent by the Yèz road is recommended. Beware of the cold snap when leaving the forest ...

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This waterfall is made up of several levels and flows over a total height of 90 meters. Only the first waterfall is visible. On this site of around ten hectares, a path is proposed around the Rieutort stream, its dry stone terraces and various built elements. The most beautiful view of the waterfall is obtained from the hamlet of Cubserviès. A belvedere has been set up to admire the waterfall and its 45-meter drop. The origins of the Cubserviès waterfall We find in this area of the Montagne Noire a very hard rock, gneiss, and another much softer: schist. Over the millennia, the Rieutort has dug its nest in the schist valley, but the hard rock has withstood erosion well. As a result, at the point of contact of these two rocks, one still present and the other greatly reduced by erosion, a large drop forms which gives rise to the waterfall. Downstream from the waterfall, the Rieutort continues its course towards the south-east and flows into the Orbiel, a left bank tributary of the Aude. The steep slopes in the immediate vicinity of the waterfall are covered with thickets of chestnut trees. The old farmland located higher up is covered with young forests of pines, larches, spruces and douglas. In summer, this forest cover provides shade and coolness appreciated by hikers. source: (https://espacesnaturelssensibles.aude.fr/la-cascade-de-cubservies)

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The unmissable point of the South Tarn region with a 360 ° point of view (weather permitting)

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The essential of the Black Mountain

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