Rougier of Camarès
Sports and nature
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Loop in the Pays du Roquefort : Gravel
Distance 56km
Saint-Affrique
Like Roquefort itself, this loop is full of flavour and character: 1,000 m of elevation gain over 50 km, between geological wonders (the Combalou scree, the Tournemire cirque) and historical gems (fort, dolmens).
Trail running N°29 : Versols - Hermilix
Distance 17km
Versols-et-Lapeyre
Full of contrasts and reliefs, this loop takes you across the Hermilix moor, plunges you into the refreshing Verzolet valley, and then guides you to Mont-Grand with its panorama over the Sorgues valley.
Explonature Millau Canyoning
Saint-Rome-de-Cernon
Explonature offers a supervised course adapted to your level of practice (beginner to experienced), in canyoning close to the Millau viaduct and the gorges du Tarn
N°9 - Castle trail
Distance 16km
Saint-Izaire
From the banks of the Dourdou to the Tarn Valley, a loop accessible to all, following the meanders of the rivers through the rolling landscape of Saint-Izaire, a red-sandstone jewel at the foot of its castle.
Menhir Trail
Distance 3km
Roquefort-sur-Soulzon
At the foot of the famous cheese town of Roquefort, let yourself be charmed by a refreshing loop through the woods in the Soulzon valley: a family getaway along the banks of the stream.
Trail running N°25 : Vabres-l'Abbaye - Montcamp
Distance 10km
Vabres-l'Abbaye
Between the Dourdou plain and the edges of the Rougier, explore a wooded transitional landscape that gradually reveals itself, through singletracks and technical trails, as a fantastic playground for trail runners.
From valleys to Rougier : Cycling
Distance 88km
Plaisance
From valley to valley, village to village, a challenging and sporty loop to discover the pastoral landscapes of southwestern Aveyron, where red sandstone leaves its mark on the built heritage.
Ludi Golf Parc - Disc Golf
Saint-Rome-de-Cernon
In a bucolic and shady setting, come and discover, practice alone, in group or in family a playful activity.
From the Verzolet valley to the Hermelix plateau
Distance 10km
Versols-et-Lapeyre
The Verzolet Valley, a haven of freshness, and the fields and pastures of the plateau: striking contrasts define this route, quietly nestled between the Sorgues Valley and the lower plateaus.
N°4 - Causses and Valleys
Distance 40km
Saint-Affrique
From the Tiergues ridge to the Hermilix plateau, a route that winds through the foothill causses of the Saint-Affrique region on both sides of the Sorgues valley, in an agropastoral landscape.
N°13 - The pleasure of slowing down
Distance 10km
Saint-Affrique
All systems go for budding mountain bikers on this route accessible to everyone, set in a shaded landscape—a true wellness ride in the heart of the Saint-Affrique foothill causses.
N°10 - The Black Wood
Distance 13km
Saint-Izaire
Between the Black Forest and the red sandstone of Saint-Izaire, an easy route offering beautiful views of the village of Calmels-et-le-Viala and the Len valley. As a bonus: remarkable heritage sites!
N°16 - Life-size roller coaster
Distance 34km
Saint-Jean-d'Alcapiès
Between the pastoral Causse de Nissac and the majestic Plateau de la Loubière lies a trail reserved for seasoned mountain bikers seeking physical challenge… and unforgettable landscapes.
SUD RANDOS Découvrez le Cirque de Tournemire
Saint-Rome-de-Cernon
The Maison de Vignes offers an original hospitality around a roaring wood fire.
Itinerancy in Pays du Roquefort
Distance 87km
Roquefort-sur-Soulzon
Experience itinerant hikes ! With your backpack on and your camera around your neck, set off for several days in the Pays du Roquefort.
City Stade et Skate Park
Saint-Affrique
A place to share, an opportunity to have fun and let off steam with family and friends.
Trail running : Timed downhill of the Mur de la Loubière
Distance 5km
Versols-et-Lapeyre
An invigorating crossing of the Loubière plateau, highlighting its ridges and majestic panoramas, before an easy descent to Lapeyre via the hamlet of Puech Mets.
The three valleys : Cycling
Distance 72km
Saint-Affrique
This very hilly loop stretches from the reddish lands of the Saint-Affrique region to the magnificent medieval village of Brousse-le-Château, crossed along the way by the three rivers Dourdou, Tarn, and Len.