The Bell Tower Path

Straddling the communes of Técou and Cadalen, the trail takes you through fields of varied crops, vineyards and forests.

You'll be able to admire and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this green countryside ‘speckled’ with medieval villages that can be seen in the distance thanks to their bell towers.
The Sentier des clochers is a visit to the heart of the rural world:
From the village of Cadalen, with its 13th-century Romanesque gateway and the ancestral home of the poet Francis Jammes, to the village of Técou, an ancient medieval bastide founded in 1277, these small villages have preserved their ancient structure, little changed by new construction.
The economy of the Gaillac region is linked to the wine industry, with independent winegrowers and wine cooperatives.
cooperative cellars. The Cave de Técou, for example, produces an average of 50,000 hectolitres of wine a year, bringing together around a hundred producers.