Causse Méjean and Canyons : hiking holidays in Grands Causses

Vase de Chine on Causse Méjean

Discover the H23: A Spectacular Journey Through the Causses,

Embark on an unforgettable hike through the dramatic limestone plateaus of the Causses and the breathtaking Gorges du Tarn near Le Rozier. Renowned in France and beyond, this region dazzles with its rugged beauty, winding footpaths, and hidden treasures at every turn.

Each step reveals a living tapestry of human history: ancient stone houses, medieval villages, and awe-inspiring prehistoric cave dwellings. The heart of the region, the Causse Méjean, is a limestone plateau carved by deep valleys, blanketed in wild orchids during May and June, and dotted with resilient white oaks.

This is a hiker’s paradise, designed for those ready to tackle up to 23 km and 7-8 hours of walking per day. Prefer to savor the scenery without the long distances? Opt for our transfer supplement to skip the miles but not the magic.
Along the way, marvel at subterranean rivers, explore vast caves like the legendary Aven Armand, and watch vultures soar overhead. Experience La Belle France in all its glory, starting and ending your adventure in a charming hotel in Le Rozier.

Find here a description and pictures of the scenery you'll be walking in.

In the 8- and 10 days trip you will see the resurgence of Bramabiau.
Starting day: every day.
Day distances: 12-23 km; Walking grade: 3 - 4 (... of 7).

Links:
Office de Millau

Grands Causses         Walking in South of France