Outings in Ambialet

A stroll along the trails and paths linking La Besse and Villefranche-de-Panat. It will delight young and old.

A micro region with a complex but very pleasant and attractive relief to be enjoyed when the weather is fine.

Discover the Peyrebrune Tower, which still bears witness to a tumultuous past.

Several solutions, a large loop or a smaller loop. You can leave your car in Bar if you want to follow a short loop, and leave another one in Laurélie, starting point. In Laurélie, climb up (signposted) towards Bor along the path through the…

The route of this itinerary is an opportunity to discover elements of local heritage that constitute the particularity of the village. Among the most emblematic and interesting, we note: the remains of an old quarry stone Navès (long used in…

Secret and mysterious, the Black Mountain dominates the Thoré valley and the Lauragais plain. It outlines the contours of the Park and guides visitors to the heart of Haut-Languedoc. This path will offer you the chance to visit Montaud forest…

On this circuit, you will discover the ancient tradition of "Les Rogations". On 1 May, a procession used to be held around the village, and each of the five crosses was decorated with a white cloth and a sprig of box soaked in holy water. The…

On the edge of the upper lands of Monts de Lacaune, the village of Murat is the perfect starting point for this walk over the mountains of Upper Languedoc, passing through hamlets to the summits and the magnificent 360° panoramic views over…

Louis XIV wall, which encircles Grésigne Forest, is still visible in places and passes a few metres from the La Bouygue estate, and is also very close to the mythical Pech Aguze, the Eagles' Rock, the highest point in the region (491 m).

Old railway line suitable for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Several sites to be visited along the way.

Travel along the splendid mule trail or “laisse”, which was once planted with vines. It was created by the Knights Hospitaller to connect La Bastide-Pradines with the Saint-Félix-de-Sorgues commandery, and passed through Viala-du-Pas-de-Jaux.…

Around the village, discover the "attributes of agro-pastoralism" which enabled the Causses and Cévennes to be listed in UNESCO: crossroads, jasses, draille, buissières, lavognes, bread oven, stone walls dry...

This short and varied walk offers beautiful views over the mountains around Mélagues. Walk up along the GR 71, past Cayourtes and Planquettes Farms to Mélagues along the path which children once used to get to school.

In the 1950s, the quil (small tower) was built by the shepherd Léon Gastines, who used to watch the flocks in Les Planquettes. As he watched his flocks, stone by stone, over the days and weeks, the tower started to take shape and became a pretty…

Easy short walk offering you the chance to admire the wild and rural surroundings of Mélagues. Pass the Vayssède Farm and make your way to the village via the ford over the Thalis Nuéjouls confluence.

Pleasant walk, admire the exceptional plant and animal life along the mountain paths and trails and breathe the fresh fragrance of the wild plants to be found along the way.

Admire the beautiful views over the farms of Mélagues during this short walk. Pass behind the forestry house and return to Mélagues via the small wooden bridge.

This adventurous walk offers magnificent views over the mountains of Aveyron and Hérault from the O.N.F watchtower. Pass the Cayla Forestry House and walk past Rascas Lake (D.F.C.I. water reserve). Return to Mélagues via the GR71.

The PR 3 is a short and easy walk ideal for families with young children. It goes around Labarthe Cirque where you will find the Maison du Patrimoine (eco-museum freely accessible) and Caylus Lake. Two woods line the cirque: Labarthe wood and…