"CEVENNES EVASION"
All types of open air trip...

ACCOMPANIED HIKES

Toutes les Randos avec un grand Air...

 

Pleasant walks and delicious meals!

599 Euros per person.

Individuals will join a group (of no more than 12 people).
4,5 days / 5 nights
**Hôtel full pension accomodation

In collaboration with a chef, we propose to discover a diversity of landscapes, but also to enjoy pleasures of the taste. Each day-walk and evening-meal is dedicated to a typical part of the Highlands of the National park of the Cevennes.

 

Program envisaged :

 DAY 1 : Appointment at 2 pm at the hotel in Florac. First promenade around Florac to set ourselves in motion. Discover this small city which barely changed since R.L. Stevenson made a stage with his ass last century. Dinner and accomodation at the hotel.

 DAY 2 : The « Causses » (limestone highlands) « Between two farms: Pradal and Mativet »
Typical dinner : Stuffed tomatoes with « brousse de brebis », lamb raised in the causse, ewe cheese and as dessert a « coupetade »

 DAY 3 : The Cevennes « Behind the goats»
Typical dinner: Salad with pélardon(goat cheese), game stew, goat's milk cheese and sweet chestnut cake.

 DAY 4 : The Mount Lozère  « The way around Mas Camargue »
Typical dinner: Sliced dry ham and boletus, calf from the Lozere, cheese and as a dessert an ice « soufflé » with blueberries.

 DAY 5 : The gorges of the Tarn river  « Between Castelbouc and Sainte Enimie, great national site »
Typical dinner:
Salad of fricandeau, trout, ewe cheese and as a dessert a « blanc-manger ».

 DAY 6 : Separation after breakfast in Florac.
It is possible to take a bus to the SNCF railway station in Alès. 


Practical details

START:
April,  May,  Juni,  Juli,  August, September

ACCOMODATION:
Hotel**, full-pension.
 

APPOINTMENT :
Monday at 14h00 at the hotel in Florac (the nearest SNCF railway station is Alès, with a transfer by bus daily to Florac)


A profesionnal mountain guide come along with you for 6 days.
Please ask us for further informations and practical details.

Topics : Wildlife and plant diversity.

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