생장달카피에‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 천연기념물

The whole of this blusher is a must, this segment allows you to gain a little height to enjoy the magnificent panorama. Above the Mas d'Arlet, rather than leaving the side of the relief (the path on the left is magnificent, stony, technical) and going down to follow the D101, you can stay on the side of the relief to go around the Château de Montaigut, the first traces of which date from the 10th century, very picturesque on its promontory.

The cave of the Resistance fighters, or cave of the Maquisards, was formerly called the Baoumasse and served as a summer sheepfold.

Even if it is commonly called Menhir, it is very likely that this block is not really one since nothing suggests that it was erected by man. On the other hand, it was engraved with two crosses as was sometimes done.

The cave of the Resistance fighters, or cave of the Maquisards, was formerly called the Baoumasse and served as a summer sheepfold.

The Cirque de Tournemire is an extraordinary site on the southwestern edge of the Causse du Larzac. Erosion has done its work on this limestone plateau from sediments and shells of ancient marine organisms. It is also in the area that a magnificent Plesiosaur skeleton was discovered some forty years ago. Today the local fauna is rather made up of birds of prey, such as the golden eagle.

Beautiful climb by the path of Puech Bourillou to the remains of a medieval castle which dominated the town of Saint-Affrique. A botanical garden has been laid out around the rock, from where there is a superb view of the Sorgues valley.