Around Cantobre, a village perched on a promontory of Causse Bégon, a walk in the gorges of Trévezel, whose steep slopes are home to an exceptional biodiversity.From the parking, take the D145 for 380m to reach the village of Cantobre.At the exit of the village, turn left (leave the road) and enter the path that goes into the woods. First narrow and steep, the path becomes more comfortable. Continue for 450 m.At the treatment plant, the path leads to an intersection. Take the path opposite.Continue straight on the path (don’t cross the fording). The path continues with a track to the mill (follow yellows signs).From the mill, take the small road along a stream for 900 m and then goes up towards Cantobre.Turn left and go up the path for 150 m , then turn left again to reach the village of Cantobre.
To find a means of transport go to Hérault transportThink about carpooling and hitchhiking: Rezopouce
You cross a sensitive natural area, presenting animal and plant species of heritage interest. Please, stay on marked paths, respect private property and nature. Don’t pick flowers. Bring back your waste, take care of the risk of fires. Keep dogs on a leash. Put on good shoes and take enough water. Check the weather forecast before leaving.
This itinerary is located in the World Heritage zone Causses and Cévennes, mediterranean agropastoral cultural landscape.
Parking 400m before the entrance of the village
From Millau, take the D991 towards Gorges de la Dourbie, Nant. Then turn left in direction of Cantobre, about 5 km before Nant.
Cantobre, Nant
A dizzying cut between the Causse Bégon and the Causse Noir, the gorges of Trévezel display impressive dolomitic rocks overhanging the vegetation of thickets, beech trees, oaks, and black pines. The hike, starting from the beautiful village of Cantobre, revolves around the confluence of the Trévezel, which comes from the Aigoual, with the Dourbie River.
Cantobre, Nant