Circuit de Peyre
The "Marches du Lévézou", located on the north-western periphery of the Grands Causses Regional Nature Park, offers many panoramic views of the Causses and the Monts du Lévézou (Highest point: Puech-du-Pal 1,155 m). Cruising through the valleys of the Tarn and the Muse, you will embark on a cruise through the Caussenard landscape, shaped by the breeding of dairy sheep. Go and meet our producers, taste their products, admire the jasses and lavognes where the flocks are quenching their thirst. From Peyre, a village classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France, nestled at the foot of a cliff full of caves, head towards Comprégnac, then drive towards Candas where vines have been cultivated on terraces since the Middle Ages. Then head towards Roquetaillade, a medieval village built in pink stone, and Castelmus, situated on a promontory with a view of Castelnau. You will certainly see a squirrel, a genet or a small duke at the bend of a path, in a vineyard field or at the edge of a wood. You now arrive at Castelnau-Pégayrols, with a panoramic view of the Muse valley and the Causses. Let us invite you to discover its 5 historical monuments, before leaving for Estalane and visiting its 12th century Romanesque church. You cross the Poulziniéres pass, you are at an altitude of 1 101 m. Saint-Beauzély, a fortified village, opens its doors and invites you to explore its museum of stone trades and rural life. Aziniéres finally reveals itself before your eyes, you can catch a glimpse of its church with its square bell tower, its manor house and its circular tower. Your journey continues towards Saint-Germain, then freewheel to Millau. This town is the capital of the Causses, historically famous for its Gallo-Roman pottery, its gloves, and now for its world's highest viaduct. Then back to Peyre... that's the end of the itinerary!
