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The Gorges du Tarn seen from the Point SublimeKrzysztof Golik · CC BY-SA 4.0

What to do · Gorges du Tarn

Point Sublime, the viewpoint over the Cirque des Baumes

Viewpoint on the edge of the Causse de Sauveterre above the canyon · 30 min · free · narrow road

Information
Duration
30 min
Season
All year
Who it's for
All ages
With a dog
On a lead

Go up to the edge of the plateaus at least once: from the Point Sublime, on the Causse de Sauveterre, you see the Cirque des Baumes and Les Détroits from above. The road up is narrow with tight bends. Opposite, on the Causse Méjean, the Roc des Hourtous drops sheer above Les Détroits.

As a familyWith a dog

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

Round off the plan

Where to eat, where to stay and what else to do

To eat nearby

The restaurant terrace in Sainte-Enimie© Auberge du Moulin

Auberge du Moulin

Restaurant · Sainte-Enimie · €€€€

What to order: The Causses lamb or the sirloin with roquefort sauce, after the house terrines.

To stay nearby

Swimming in the Tarn beside the campsite, beneath the canyon walls© HuttopiaCampsite

Huttopia Gorges du Tarn

Banks of the Tarn · 121 pitches on 7 ha · Heated pool · River swimming · Cabins and tents

Why we like it: Three-star campsite on the banks of the Tarn, with a view of the canyon, a heated pool, 121 pitches on 7 hectares, cabins and equipped tents.

The stone façade of the Auberge du Moulin© Auberge du MoulinHotel

Auberge du Moulin

Sainte-Enimie · 10 rooms · Restaurant serving Lozère cooking · Half board · Canoe booked at reception

Why we like it: Three-star hotel with ten rooms in a stone house in Sainte-Enimie, with a view of the Tarn or the village, a restaurant and half board; from €92 a night.

From €92 / night View details
The campsite's pebble beach on the bank of the Tarn© Camping Le Site de CastelboucCampsite

Camping Le Site de Castelbouc

Castelbouc · Private beach on the Tarn · 54 shaded pitches · Canoe from the campsite · Tipis and POD

Why we like it: Two-star family campsite at the foot of Castelbouc castle, with its own beach on the Tarn, 54 shaded pitches, mobile homes and tipis, and canoes from the campsite.