Distance
11.7km
Elevation
521m
Duration
4h

Museum Overview

Come and discover the landscape of Pas de l'Ane, the Château d'Espinassous, think that the beaver and the otter are very close, look for the large-fruited alyssum, understand the Scots pine.

It's a cliffside path just the way we like them, offering a panoramic view above the Trévezel gorges. This torrent has taken advantage of a fault line to carve deep gorges into the limestone plateau.
A superb hike where you'll discover the limestone plateau of the Causse Noir, descending via a magnificent path built in Roman times and maintained by subsequent generations. From the Trévezel valley, you'll find yourself immersed in a dense, virgin forest where boxwood and vines are part of this tropical landscape! A very difficult section for 2 km. A relief when you reach the hamlet of Villaret and a bit of warmth!
Starting point: village of Trèves, town hall parking lot
Duration: 4 hour
Distance: 11,6km
Mountain bike access: impassable. Elevation gain: 521m
Waymarking: yellow marker
Warning: This trail is reserved for experienced hikers and is strongly discouraged for families. Animals must be kept on a leash.
The trail is featured on the Massif de L'Aigoual map-guide, available for purchase at the Mont Aigoual Causses Cévennes Tourist Office. You can also find the route on the Cévennes National Park website.

Route information

Type : Marked loop

Marking details

Yellow markings

Delicate passages

Caution, in the gorges, the path is slippery due to the ambient humidity, with passage through rocks (impassable by mountain bike).

Cartographic references

Map guide to natural areas in the Gard region "Aigoual Massif"

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