The Cévennes - The Pic de Saint Loup

• The cliffs of the Pic St Loup with its remarkable peak and its north face
• The Hérault river gorges between the villages of Ganges and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert
• The Vis river gorges between the garrigue (Mediterranean scrubland), the Cévennes and the Grands Causses
• The Grotte des demoiselles, an astonishing underground "cathedral"
• The Petits Causses: the Orthus opposite the Pic Saint Loup, the Thaurac plateau and the Puech des Mourgues
  

• Charming villages
• Saint-Martin-de-Londres, its Romanesque church and its "claustre" (an enclosed area including the church, a square, a presbytery, a cemetery and several homes)
• Saint-Jean-de-Buèges and its castle
• Les Matelles
• Brissac or Laroque and their well-preserved mediaeval areas
• Assas and its 18th century castle
• The town of Ganges and its water wheels
• The prehistoric village of Cambous
• The Chemin des Verriers (glassmakers' trail) and the Claret Halle du Verre (glass hall)
• The secret valleys of the Buèges and the Vis
• Numerous cultural and culinary attractions from spring through to autumn

• Canoeing down the river Hérault
• Climbing internationally renowned cliffs: Saint Bauzille de Montmel and Thaurac, Claret
• Flying over the Pic Saint Loup by glider, or the Séranne by hang glider. Both offer truly unforgettable experiences

For all lovers of fine food and fine wine

• The market in Ganges held on Friday mornings will delight your taste buds with delicious local products including: pélardons (cheese), honey, and olives.
• Products covered by an AOC ( a French quality label ) from the Pic St Loup area, the fruit of the local rocks and sunshine, all capture the delicious spirit of this wild yet fragrant land.