Circuit 2 : Les Gorges du Trévezel
Between Causses and Cévennes, discover the villages of St-Jean du Bruel, Trèves and Cantobre on roads offering beautiful panoramas of the surrounding valleys and wild gorges.
From Place du Claux, take the D999 in the direction of St-Jean du Bruel. In St-Jean du Bruel, turn left just after the Halle in the direction of Trier. You pass over the bridge, on your left is the old bridge of the XIII° and on your right is a potter's kiln chimney. At the roundabout, turn right in the direction of Trier (D341), you go up for 6 km to the Col de la Pierre Plantée which is at 867m (panorama on St-Jean du Bruel). At the crossroads, continue straight ahead on the D47 until you reach Trier. Cross the bridge over the river Trévezel and at the crossroads just opposite, above it is "Le Rocher du Regard", turn left towards Cantobre. About 3 km from Trier, you cross the bridge and notice the "water loss" of the Trévezel. You pass St-Sulpice and notice on your right the chapel, further on Les Plos (on your left, old lignite mines). You arrive at Cantobre, a perched village overlooking the Dourbie valley. Go back down to find the D991. At the crossroads, turn left. You cross the hamlet of Les Cuns (church Notre-Dame des Cuns from the 12th c.) and arrive in the village of Nant.
