Activities

Discover, Enjoy and Treat yourself. It’s holidays!

Les Caselles, the ideal starting point for:

Your hikes: they will allow you to discover endemic fauna and flora: vulture, orchid ...
Your outdoor activities: paragliding, canyoning, climbing, Via Ferrata, caving, horse riding, mountain biking, quad biking, canoeing, bungee jumping, acro-branches ...
Your cultural activities: discovery of the most beautiful villages of France (Peyre, Couvertoirade.), visits to the caves of Dargilan or Aven Armand, the gorges of Tarn and Jonte, , Viaduc de Millau, Roquefort, museum of the glove, observatory of Mont Aigoual, castles ...

We keep at your disposal all documentation on the activities and visits that offers us the Parc Naturel des Grands Causses and our department.

We invite you to embark on an exotic journey in Aveyron :

A preserved natural territory consisting of two Regional Natural Parks (Grands Causses and Aubrac) and the largest number of villages classified "Most Beautiful Villages in France".
An intact and preserved nature, in a few kilometers, the landscapes will change radically between limestone Causses, Gorges (Tarn, Jonte and Dourbie), Great Lakes, Raspes of Tarn or Aubrac.
You can enjoy in peace your holidays on land dedicated to a local and sustainable tourism allowing to discover passionate producers and an exceptional nature (fauna and flora endemique).
We keep at your disposal all documentation and a IGN 3D map on the region that will allow you to choose your hikes, walks or routes in our beautiful region.

So choose your experiences. It’s your choice !

Hight Causses ( Larzac, Causse Méjean, Noir and Sauveterre)
Gorges of Tarn, Jonte and Dourbie
Templar village of la Couvertoirade classified "Most Beautiful villages in France"
Other templar city cités templières et hospitalières of Larzac
Point of view Sublime in gorge of Tarn
Raspes of Tarn and waterfall des Baumes
Great Lakes of Lévézou (Pareloup, Villefranche-de-panat et pont-de-salars)
Point of view Mont-Seigne and its heath fields
Troglodytic cellars of Entre Deux Monts