Tarn Valley
Sport and nature
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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...
Broquiès
Discover Tarn Valley on your own with logistical support from locals
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!
Creissels
Stand Up Paddle (SUP) originates from Polynesia, but there's no need to travel that far to enjoy this activity!Come and enjoy a peaceful moment on your own or with others on our lake, or explore our 8 km paddle route!
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!
Aire de loisirs du Moulin de l'Horte
Plaisance
Take advantage of the coolness of the river to have a picnic and rest.
Le Corps mémoire - Massage bien-être
Castelnau-Pégayrols
Randonnée : le circuit des pins
Saint-Rome-de-Tarn
Distance 9km
Coupiac
Very old rural paths lead you, through fields and beech woods, across the countryside of the Seven Valleys, accompanied by the murmur of streams and waterfalls.
Parc de Loisirs des Bouscaillous karting
Castelnau-Pégayrols
Guided and commentated visit of the Millau viaduct on quad bikes.
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.