Les Gorges du Trévezel
Located between the two picturesque villages of Trèves and Cantobre, the sensitive natural space (ENS) of the gorges of Trévezel is a remarkable site.
This site marks the geographical separation between the Causse Noir and the Causse Bégon (located in the Gard department). At the crossroads with the Dourbie gorges, don't miss the perched village of Cantobre, offering exceptional views of the surrounding cliffs and rolling countryside.
Want to stretch your legs? Take the Gorges du Trévezel discovery trail down to the mill. Easily accessible for the whole family, this 1h15 walk will allow you to admire Cantobre from all angles! Don't hesitate to take it: see the trail
This natural area is made up of special vegetation (dry grassland, boxwood, oaks, etc.). It's also a great place to observe emblematic animals such as the Royal Eagle, the Grey Flycatcher, the Osprey, the Peony Bullfinch, the Melodious Linnet, the Sparrow, the Griffon Vulture, the Black Vulture? and even the Bearded Vulture!
Did you know? Every year since 2012, three Bearded Vultures have been reintroduced to Cantobre by the Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux des Grands Causses. The Bearded Vulture is nicknamed the "bone breaker", because it throws to the ground bones too big to swallow. It is also considered Europe's largest bird of prey.
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