Cyclotourisme : Les vallées de la Bromme et du Siniq
The Carladez : your cycling destination !
This is where the Auvergne ends, you might say? because Bromme and Siniq come straight down from the slopes of the Plomb du Cantal. Here, the Aubrac graze on the basaltic planèze while villages and hamlets with lauze roofs hang on. You are in Aveyron?
DEPARTURE : Mur-de-Barrez
POINTS OF INTEREST
- Mur-de-Barrez : Monaco tower, 17th century church, narrow streets and old houses.
- Raulhac : Romanesque church of the Xth century nicknamed the " queen of the valley "
- Thérondels : path of the imaginary " and the farmer created the meadow ", Romanesque church (11th century) and its polychrome wooden Christ. Dairy and production of " Thérondels ", AOC cheese.
- Douzalbats : Chapel (XVIth century), panoramic views of the Cantalien massif.
- Brommes : very beautiful Romanesque church of the XIIIth century.
