Hikers take the D133 to the parking lot on the Come Sass, which is the actual starting point. The Dolmen track takes hikers from the west of Anduze to the south-eastern foothills of the Cevennes, offering an excellent view of the village and the Porte des Cévennes. You should also remember to take sufficient drinking water because along the track is no possibility to buy anything. For the ascent, hikers need to be free of vertigo and also must have surefootedness. That will prolong the walk to 4 ¼ hrs or 16km. If you wish to extend this hike, you can combine this trail with the tour number 29. Plan about 1 ¾ hrs for this hike thereby overcoming an altitude difference of about 300m. If you want to visit the outlook rocks, you have to start in l'Estrechure, and then drive on the D152 to the “hiker’s car park” on the D20. Short Trails and hikes in the Cevennes | ©: The Rocher de l'Aigle is known as one of the most striking views of the Serre de rocks in Borgne. Among the best-known attractions on the Stevenson Trail is the old town of Le Puy, the convent of the Notre Dame des Neiges and the Castle de Luc. Along this hiking trail, especially the old paths are well maintained, where once people drove their animals.įor culturally interested hikers, especially the villages of the Massif Central will be of great interest because the houses seem to cling to the rocks, so to speak.
The traveller can enjoy all that because the Stevenson Trail runs from the north to the south largely off the regular roads. Hikers in particular like, on the well signposted Stevenson Trail, the solitude and impressive flora along the way. In a brochure, the organisation has collected all relevant information and also mentions stations, where the hiker can hire a donkey, so he does not have to carry all his field pack entirely by himself. To enjoy the hike your need to prepare it well. Everyone who wishes to hike the Stevenson Trail in part or its full length can use the services offered by the association "Sur le Chamin de RL Stevenson" along the way. The Stevenson Trail starts in Le Puy en Velay and leads hikers through a hilly landscape to St. In honour of the great hiker, a 252km long hiking trail in the Cevennes was established, called the Stevenson Trail (GR70). In autumn1878, in the company of a donkey he undertook a 10-day hike and wrote later about it. Decisive for the popularity of the hiking area was the British writer Robert Louis Stevenson. Short Trails and hikes in the Cevennes | ©: Because the Cevennes present, on a relatively small area, a wide variety of landscapes, this region is very popular with nature lovers and hikers.
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