Tarn Valley
Sport and nature
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Le Héron des Raspes - croisière découverte sur le Tarn
Viala-du-Tarn
Sail along the emerald waters of the Tarn and discover an inaccessible, still wild valley: the Raspes.
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.
Le Corps mémoire - Massage bien-être
Castelnau-Pégayrols
La plage du Mas de la Nauc
Viala-du-Tarn
Mas de la Nauc beach at Viala-du-Tarn. Departure point for sight-seeing boat trips, canoe and kayak hire. Picnic tables and lifeguard patrolled beach in summer.
Randonnée : le circuit des pins
Saint-Rome-de-Tarn
The small valleys : Cycling
Distance 44km
Plaisance
Along a short loop, wind through the pastoral and bucolic countryside of the Seven Valleys, dotted with hamlets and villages that emerge like little islands of tranquility and rural life.
Parc de Loisirs des Bouscaillous quad
Castelnau-Pégayrols
Piscine, Base nautique et de loisirs du Truel
Le Truel
In an agreeable setting, the Truel leisure base offers diverse water and leisure activities: heated open air swimming pool with snack bar, boat hire, tennis court, pétanque area, boat slipway...
Millau Aventure- Canoë
Creissels
Several canoe routes, suitable for all skill levels, allow you to explore the Tarn and Dourbie valleys. Discover the stunning Dourbie Gorges, the town of Millau, the troglodyte village of Peyre, and paddle beneath the world's tallest viaduct!
Saint-Rome-Plage - locations
Saint-Rome-de-Tarn
On board our boats, find the calm and beauty of wild landscapes: Baumes waterfall, Raspes, Millau viaduct. Canoe, paddle, pedal boat, on calm water or on a fast course, accompanied or not, there is something for everyone!