What to do and see in Lozere, Occitanie: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Lozere, France including Parc National des Cevennes, Les Bateliers des Gorges du Tarn, Gentiane, Le Saltadou- Panorama de St Chely du Tarn, Aven Armand, Canoe Moulin de la Malene, Canoe 2000, Le Canophile, La Canourgue, La Garde Guerin.
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1. Parc National des Cevennes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Come and discover the Cévennes National Park with its breathtaking scenery, exceptionally diverse flora and fauna, extremely well-preserved architecture, and inhabitants who are proud of this territory, which their daily activities have shaped over the millennia. Whether you like to walk, bike, climb, paddle, dream, contemplate, share, talk or taste – recharge your batteries by choosing the Destination Cévennes National Park !
Reviewed By carolinewY677FI
We camped on the edge of the National park by the side of the river Tarn for 5 nights in September 2018. The Gorge du Tarn is absolutely stunning and the water is fantastic for swimming. We visited Roquefort, went canoing and also went to visit the site where you can see dinosaur footprints, as well as walking around the interesting towns and villages in the area. We also took a long day trip down to the Camargue. We had a super time and would definitely go back. If you like walking, outdoor activities, stunning landscapes then it is a fantastic place to visit, there was so much more to see.
2. Les Bateliers des Gorges du Tarn
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5.0 based on 411 reviews
Visit the Gorges du Tarn with a boatman for a guided tour of a natural site. It's a bit like an exhibition or a museum in the sun where a rare moment in an exceptional setting can be shared. In the most beautiful part of Gorges du Tarn, in the village of La Malene, the boatmen offer an 8-kilometre ride lasting around an hour, from April to October.
3. Gentiane
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Gentiâne welcomes you to its pretty Cévennes hamlet from which you can explore the upper Cévennes hills: the peaks of Ventalon, Bougès and Mont Lozère, the sweeping depths of Vallée Longue and the Calberte region, following tracks formerly used by shepherds for transhumance, by postmen, by villagers when travelling to meetings or fairs and the Camisards when fighting Louis XIV's Black Dragon troops. Also, follow in the footsteps of the famous Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson and his donkey Modestine. Accommodation is available at Castagnols in a self catering guest house or bed and breakfast. You may also choose to prepare your own evening meals or join our 'table d'hôte'. Campers may set up tent for the night at the equipped bivouac area. We have 56 donkeys, 35 of them at your disposal for accompanying your trips into the inviting Cévennes countryside.
4. Le Saltadou- Panorama de St Chely du Tarn
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Panorama overlooking 400 m Saint Chely Tarn. Free access. Souvenir shop, snack bar, salad bar, local products. The owners are beekeepers and sell their honeys. Possibility of tasting plates of Causse products
5. Aven Armand
6. Canoe Moulin de la Malene
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4.5 based on 297 reviews
Moulin de La Malène proposes you canoe or kayak descent of the most beautiful part of the Tarn, between Sainte Enimie and Cirque des Baumes or Pas de Soucy, including the crossing of the Straits. We offer courses adapted to all levels and of varying lengths (6 circuits from 8 to 24 km). The Tarn, which takes its source at Mont Lozère, descends the slopes of the Cévennes of a fast and torrentous course. The Tarn sculpted the limestone plateaus (Causses Méjean and Causses de Sauveterre) and erosion gave the Gorges tormented forms that contrast their relief to the serenity of the Causses
7. Canoe 2000
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4.5 based on 115 reviews
Location of canos and kayak on the Gorges of Tarn
8. Le Canophile
9. La Canourgue
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4.5 based on 114 reviews
10. La Garde Guerin
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4.5 based on 137 reviews
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