Beatrice GalzinTrier
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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.