The Tour des Lacs de Lozère
Go to freedom!!
Go and recharge your batteries in these little places!
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Your program:
D1: arrival at the hotel, taking possession of the room
- Dinner in ½ pension at the restaurant Les 2 Rives
D2: breakfast
- 9am: departure for your escape of the day
- 12pm: Gourmet Picnic
- Dinner in ½ pension at the restaurant Les 2 Rives
D3: breakfast
- 9am: departure for your escape of the day
We remind you that all activities must be carried out with the different partners.
At the heart of the lozere the lakes are numerous
Because of this country of sources!
Choose your natural site and enjoy this day of escape to enjoy during your trip to discover some wonders on the road!
CHARPAL LAKE
NAUSSAC LAKE
BONNECOMBE LAKE
BORN LAKE
THE LAKE OF ST ANDEOL
LAKE OF THE MILL
The day of all possibilities
Departing from Banassac by crossing La Canourgue «Petite Venise Lozérienne».
A village that we advise you to visit upon your arrival with us, but imperatively to have visited before leaving. The canals will seduce you, indeed at us only the boats are missing.
The Lake of Ganivet
Located on the upper Colagne, at 1,044m above sea level, the lake offers the opportunity to pedal, canoe on the lake, indulge in the joys of petanque, walking, mountain biking or simply to cool off, ice in hand and feet in the water…
For fishermen, this small shallow lake is home to some pretty trout from the La Colagne river, as well as studs or minnows. Located in the first category, it is easily fished with worm, artificial lures and fly.
Discover our favorites on the way:
- The rock of peyre
The Rock of Peyre is an isolated volcanic piton consisting of basalt and approximately dated to the pliocene. It’s pretty much contemporary to the Fare thing, further south. Like him, it cannot be linked to the volcanism of Aubrac, which predates its formation.
It dominates to the south the gorges dug by the river Crueize known as the Valley of Hell.
The Lake of Charpal
Artificial lake created between the two wars for the needs of the army to submerge surplus ammunition, This explains the construction in 1923 of a railway line to transport the materials necessary for the construction of the dam and the ammunition, but the project will not succeed. Today drinking water reserve of the city of Mende. The lake is also known for its wealth of flora and fauna. This lake offers landscapes worthy of the atmosphere of the lands of Canada. Ideal place to walk, discover and relax with family, couple or friends. Hikers can discover the marked trails around the lake. The largest no-kill lake in France, it will also seduce fishermen, especially for pike and perch fishing.
Discover our favourites on the way:
- Trick of fortunio
You will have a breathtaking view of Lake Charpal. 
The tip of Fortunio is the highest point of the Margeride, a natural region located mainly in Lozère, but also in Cantal and in the Haute-Loire.
- The blueberry and the tournel castle
The castle of Tournel is a feudal castle located in the commune of Saint-Julien-du-Tournel in Lozère. Former seat of the barons of Tournel, one of the eight baronies of Gévaudan, it was destroyed during the Wars of Religion by the Huguenot troops of Matthieu Merle.”
- The mausoleum of Lanuéjols
In Lanuéjols there was a vast agricultural estate, perhaps located on the site 
of the present Boy’s Castle. The owners of this estate probably exploited iron and copper seams at Mont Lozère. These notables had a funerary enclosure west of the village of Lanuéjols. About fifty graves were discovered there. Most of these tombs were built with edge tiles or flat stones. Some were made of tuff covered with mortar.
The Lake of Naussac
Lake Naussac is a reservoir of the Naussac dam. It is the largest lake in the French department of Lozère. The former village of Naussac was below the water level of the lake and was flooded.
- The Cathedral of Mende
It was in 1368 that Pope Urban V, of Gévaudanaise origin, decided the construction of the cathedral Notre Dame and Saint Privat. In the 16th century, François de la Rovère had the large bell tower (84 m) built in a remarkable Flamboyant Gothic style. The Cathedral was later enriched with rich and varied furnishings, including the tapestries of Aubusson, dating from 1706 and representing scenes from the New Testament.
Castle of the English with new castle of randon
Drive to the heart of the village of Châteauneuf de Randon and see the Tour des Anglais and the orientation table with its 360° view.
Langogne la filature 
A place of art and popular traditions, immerse yourself in the world of wool through the crafts of the past: carders, spinners, weavers, dyers, sheet trimmers or commissionaires…
We invite you to a unique visit to discover…
With Le Monde de Filaine, enter into a world of stories and emotions, on the water. Discover the oldest spinning mill in France, bordered by the canal that drives the Ferris wheel of the mill to the force of the water. Young and old alike will discover the transformation of wool from sheep to the ready-to-knit skein; the animators will tell you the story… A beautiful interactive, playful and historical tour.
The Lake of Bonnecombe
The Bonnecombe pond is located in the canton of Saint-Germain-du-Teil, near the town of Les Salces below the Col de Bonnecombe.
At 1350 meters above sea level on the Aubrac, the pond is an ideal place to come and fish for rainbow trout.
Several pontoons were moved in for easy access during a walk around the pond. However, the setting remains wild enough to observe the local flora and fauna.
Discover our favourites on the way:
- The Pont du Bès: a very romantic place where basaltic stone is carved in such a special way that it makes this site unique, swimming is very fresh so it is a perfect place for a picnic
- Nasbinals Waterfall of Receding
Cascade du déroc tourisme aubracThe Cascade du Déroc dominates by 30 meters the small glacial valley of the Gambaïse stream: breathtaking views of the Marchastel region with, in the background, the vast expanses of the Aubrac granitique lozérien.
Access to the waterfall from a small road departing from the town of Nasbinals. Following the stream, one arrives at the edge of the ravine. There, the tributary of the Bès and the waters of Lake Salhiens rush from the basalt ledge under which a cave was formed. Its ceiling consists of large basaltic prisms remarkable for their geometry.
- St come d’olt:
Small Atyipic vilage, take the opportunity to walk in the alleys and to visit the art workshops which is located in the center. A walk along the Lot is also possible
- St geniez d’olt:
Cited where the cloister creates a very special atmosphere, the whole city revolves around this place full of history, climb to the virgin to enjoy a point of view on the city and the Lot
The Lake of Born
The Born lake is located in the communes of Salces and Machastel, on the Aubrac plateau. With a surface area of 151 hectares, it is surrounded by wetlands and peat, which make its ecological interest.
They are home to populations of European otter, curlew, rotundifolia drosera, flute, etc. as many protected and/or threatened species that live in these exceptional spaces.
It is not uncommon to cross herds of Aubrac cows all around the lake.
Besides its rich biodiversity, Born Lake offers a typical panorama of the landscapes of the Aubrac plateau.
Discover our favourites on the way:
- BURON DE CAP COMBATTUT
The Authenticity of a Buron
Let the charm work, you will discover the soul of a buron, remnant of life and work on the Aubrac during the Estive. You will find a special, warm and essential atmosphere.
An interior to take refuge, gather, read, exchange …
- Nasbinals : the waterfall of the Déroc
he Déroc waterfall dominates by 30 meters the small glacial valley of the Gambaïse stream: breathtaking views of the Marchastel region with, in the background, the vast expanses of the Aubrac granitique lozérien.
Access to the waterfall from a small road departing from the town of Nasbinals. Following the stream, one arrives at the edge of the ravine. There, the tributary of the Bès and the waters of Lake Salhiens rush from the basalt ledge under which a cave was formed. Its ceiling consists of large basaltic prisms remarkable for their geometry.
This cave discovered by Doctor Prunière was to serve as a refuge for robbers of the great roads.
- The Malzieu-Ville, the Pearl of the Valley.
Let yourself be enchanted by the charm of the cobbled streets, fortified towers, ramparts and doors superbly restored. A short stroll or historical visit, discovery of the Ursulines Museum, everyone will find his happiness in this charming medieval village nestled on the banks of the Truyère.
A city with a turbulent history: The sixteenth century will be marked by the wars of Religion and the Huguenot captain Mathieu Merle who in 1573 used cunning to take the walled city, enclosing in passage the notables of the city in the Clock Tower.
After the plague of 1631 and the fire ensued, Italian masons helped to rebuild the village. Keep an eye out, and you will no doubt discover these magnificent monumental doors so characteristic!
The Lake of St Andéol
This 11-hectare glacial lake is probably the best known of the Aubrac plateau. Located in the municipality of Marchastel, it regularly sees hikers of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela pass by.
The bogs that surround it are full of plants and animals that are specific to these wetlands, including Curlew, Rotundifolia Drosera, Spinulous Spore Quillwort, Lake Quillwort, etc.
Discover our favourites on the way:
- Nasbinals the waterfall of the Déroc
The Déroc waterfall dominates by 30 meters the small glacial valley of the Gambaïse stream: breathtaking views of the Marchastel region with, in the background, the vast expanses of the Aubrac granitique lozérien.
Access to the waterfall from a small road that starts from the town of Nasbinals. Following the stream, one arrives at the edge of the ravine. There, the tributary of the Bès and the waters of Lake Salhiens rush from the basalt ledge under which a cave was formed. Its ceiling consists of large basaltic prisms remarkable for their geometry.
This cave discovered by Doctor Prunière was to serve as a refuge for the brigands of great roads.
- Marchastel :
A small village on the Aubrac Fort, you want to quench your thirst a stop is imposed to «l’Auberge de la Tour», this inn with the same approach as us, work in short circuits and highlight the know-how of our territory so look more you have found where you stop to quench your thirst
- St leger de peyre:
Take the time to go to this beautiful village, stop at the bread oven, cross the river a small path on the left will allow you to stretch your legs along the river. This bucolic setting will charm you between weeping ground and river. Rejuvenate by the water
The Lake of Moulinet
On the heights of Marvejols, at Lac du Moulinet, come and enjoy the unspoilt landscapes and the absolutely incredible fauna and flora. Included in the perimeter of the Parc Naturel Régional de l’AUBRAC and located on the river Crueize, the lake (classified in first category) is open for swimming and water sports.
Lovers of nature, you will be able to observe in any season the Mallard, the Otter, the Snipe and even with a little luck the Great tit, the Milan royal or the Snipe of the marshes. During your walks, you will also discover the specific flora of the lake and its peat bogs. The populations of Rainbow Trout and Fario, Pike, Perches, Tanches, Chevesnes and small whitewater cyprinids make it a popular place for fishermen.
Discover our favourites on the way:
- Nasbinals and the DEROC Waterfall
The Déroc waterfall dominates by 30 meters the small glacial valley of the Gambaïse stream: breathtaking views of the Marchastel region with, in the background, the vast expanses of the Aubrac granitique lozérien.
Access to the waterfall from a small road departing from the town of Nasbinals. Following the stream, one arrives at the edge of the ravine. There, the tributary of the Bès and the waters of Lake Salhiens rush from the basalt ledge under which a cave was formed. Its ceiling consists of large basaltic prisms remarkable for their geometry.
This cave discovered by Doctor Prunière was to serve as a refuge for the brigands of great roads.
- Laguiole
Laguiole is the name of a knife, a cheese but above all the name of a village. We invite you to discover its alleys and its small heritage… visit the cutlery and especially do not go home without cheese
- St come d’olt:
Small athypical village, take the opportunity to walk in the alleys and visit the art workshops which is located in the center. A walk along the Lot is also possible
- St geniez d’olt:
Cited where the cloister creates a special atmosphere, the whole city revolves around this place steeped in history, climb to the virgin to enjoy a view of the city and the Lot
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