Activiteiten rondom de camping in de Tarn en de Aveyron

Listen carefully to the birdsong, observe the wildlife on the site, identify the species around you and admire the unusual landscape of Cap' Découverte for the duration of your walk!

In the heart of 700 hectares of unspoilt nature, come and discover the new "Cap'Biodiversité" theme hiking trail. Listen carefully to the birdsong, observe the wildlife on the site, identify the species that surround you, and admire the atypical landscape of Cap' Découverte for the duration of your walk!

A 3.79km themed circuit

Distance: 3.79km

Duration: 1h30

Difficulty: Easy



Marking: Follow the grey markers with white arrows and the trail logo, as well as a geolocation QR code available from the forecourt.

An interactive map is available on the Cap Découverte website, enabling you to visualize the route and find your way by geolocation in real time.

From the hills of Mouzieys-Panens, the northern profile of Cordes commands attention: the medieval city stretches out like a sleeping dragon above the Cérou Valley, imprinting its presence on the walker who eagerly awaits the moment when the city's silhou

The route takes you through the village of Mouzieys, an old lookout village responsible for monitoring Cordes. Take the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful view of Cordes from the Téroundel. Follow the signage for "Téroundel 1 km."

In the hamlet of Lacapelle-Sainte-Lucie, you'll find a shaded rest stop with a water point, a picnic area, and an informational panel about the local small heritage (feel free to take a few steps to see the washhouse).

An enjoyable and relatively easy introductory circuit through the hills between the villages of Roussayrolles and St. Michel de Vax, with a challenging climb.

In Roussayrolles, you can visit the 13th-century church of "Notre-Dame," which has housed frescoes by Nicolaï Greschny, a renowned master of iconography, since 1952. You will also discover the Touron washhouse and the old stone crosses that mark the paths.



As you descend towards the Pas de la Clède and the heights of the commune of St. Michel de Vax, you will enjoy stunning views of the Bonnan and Laussière valleys. Be sure to pay attention to the vegetation and flowers of the Causse along the way.

Pleasant and smooth circuit.

This circuit will take you through the village of Roussayrolles, its 13th-century church "Notre Dame," and the hamlet of Mespoulet. You will also discover the "Peyro Levado" dolmen in Vaour, classified as a historical monument in 1886, and enjoy beautiful views of the rolling landscapes of the Causse.



You will follow a small, winding road that passes under the hazel trees' canopy, where you might hear the spring that emerges by the roadside. Along the paths of the Causse, you can admire the flowers that line your route.

Smooth track and technical trail for a great hike.

Starting from Roussayrolles, you will discover the water source of the "Mère de Dieu" fountain and the Grézelles forest, as well as beautiful panoramas from the heights of Marnaves.



You will descend via the Causse trails to the village of Milhars, where you can eat or refresh yourself at the bar-restaurant "Le Repère" before heading towards the beautiful Bonnan Valley, a "Sensitive Natural Area" in the Tarn department. You can admire the magnificent petrified waterfall and its tufa formations before ascending a rocky path back to the village of Roussayrolles.

A family-friendly introduction to exploring the Bonnan Valley.

A gentle trail starting from the village of Milhars, known for its stone walls and its feudal castle, built on the remains of a 13th-century castrum and restored in 1630. The castle is situated on a promontory overlooking the Cérou River.



Not far from the village, the Bonnan Valley has been designated as a "Sensitive Natural Area" by the Tarn department. It is a unique and protected site. Here, you can admire a petrified waterfall, which is dry in the summer but cascades 40 meters high during the wet season. You can also observe rare butterflies, dragonflies, orchids, lilies, columbines, and more.