excursion to Aubrac

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Discover the treasures of the Aubrac region!
On foot, by bike, or even by car, take the time to explore this unspoiled area at your own pace.

Let yourself be captivated by the beauty of its landscapes, the richness of its heritage, and the warmth of its encounters.

Ready for an adventure? Let’s go!

Sarting from Aumont-Aubrac

A carbon-neutral excursion to discover the Aubrac region

Objective: Experience an eco-friendly adventure using sustainable transportation!

From Paris, Montpellier, or Lyon, embark on a unique getaway to Aumont-Aubrac, in the heart of the Aubrac region, by train via the Béziers-Clermont line. No train available? No problem: the LIO bus line will take you there for just €2. Thank you, Occitanie Region!

Upon your arrival in Aumont-Aubrac, you have two options:

Option 1: For hiking enthusiasts

Just 700 meters from the train station, the GR65 (Way of St. James) awaits you.

We offer a beautiful 15 km loop through the heart of the iconic Aubrac landscapes.

Points of interest along the route:

La Chaze de Peyre and its striking Romanesque church with its unique bell tower.

The Bastide Chapel, a popular spiritual stop for pilgrims.

Paths lined with broom, flowery meadows, and panoramic views.

  • Download the hiking route here: The Gates of Aubrac
  • Picnic tip: Remember to fill up your tank before you leave! In Aumont-Aubrac: 2 bakeries, 2 butcher shops and several shops selling local specialties await you.
  • Return to Aumont-Aubrac after 3 to 4 hours of walking.

Option 2: For leisurely cyclists

Head to the village center to visit Gévaudan Vélo, where Jean-Baptiste offers classic and electric bike rentals. A quick reservation in advance, and you’re all set for a day of exploration!

On the agenda:

Head to Le Buisson to visit the Gévaudan Wolf Park: observe over 70 wolves of different species in an exceptional natural setting.
Lunch at the Roc restaurant in Saint-Sauveur de Peyre. If you have a little extra time, climb to the summit of Roc de Peyre: a breathtaking panorama awaits you.
Relax in the afternoon at Lac du Moulinet, then head to the Château de la Baume, nicknamed the “Little Versailles of Gévaudan.” A guided tour will immerse you in the history and heritage of Lozère.
Finally, leave your bikes in Finiyerols for a final 15 km hike on the GR65 long-distance hiking trail. There you will discover the Roc des Loups, a natural site as curious as it is magnificent, as well as the Oculus, a mysterious 2-tonne basalt ring, which offers you a unique reading of the Aubrac landscape.