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Fancy getting out and about on foot?
There are many different ways to walk in the Aveyron Gorges: accompanied by a nature guide, on your own thanks to our walking guides or on the GR for long-distance routes. Along the way, you'll discover the typical landscapes of the region: the cliffs of the Aveyron Gorges, the vegetation of the causses, small heritage sites...
Our must-sees: the Roc Deymié and the cirque de Bône in St-Antonin, the Chemin du Frau in Cazals and the Chemin de St-Symphorien in Caylus.
More of a family walk? Follow the Roger le brochet trail around Lac de Parisot, the otter trail in St-Antonin, the Martinet trail in Caylus or the Livron trail in Lacapelle-Livron. Ces sentiers d’interprétation sont à consulter ici :
Accompanied hiking
Follow our trail guides to find out all you need to know about the flora and fauna. locals !
Theme-based outings to discover natural environments: rivers, forests, biodiversity...
"Bricolages sauvages": reconnecting with nature through a sensitive and playful approach
Themed walks: astronomy, orchids, geology, edible plants...
Group hikes on Thursday mornings (except in summer)
- PR: Walks and hikes
For day-long adventurers, the region is full of PR trails offering a variety of landscapes: the Aveyron gorges, the Quercy limestone plateaux, isolated countryside... Take to the trails on foot with our walking maps! There are two guides to help you find your way around. Tell us what you like and we'll find your ideal walk!
You can recognise them by the yellow markings.
Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val PR3
Roc Deymié
Caylus PR2
Frozen coast and Pech d'Ablanc
Loze PR1
Chapel of Saint-Caprais
Laguépie PR9
Rives et coteaux du Viaur
Long hike
Laguépie GR36
A variant of the Santiago de Compostela routes
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