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Cabrerolles walks
Route des Vignes
A walk amongst the vines that produce the fine wine of Faugères.
The Cabrerolles Heritage Trail
The Cabrerolles Heritage Preservation Association has cleared forgotten paths to create this hike, which allows you to discover sites that are emblematic of the history of this area: the Chapel of La Liquière, the Lenthéric Mills and a memorial to an Aéropostale aviator. You will also walk among the vines of the famous Faugères vineyard. The route does not pass by Cabrerolles Castle, but we highly recommend extending your hike with a return trip to this magnificent monument.Please note: this hike is not recommended in hot weather as there is not much shade.
The Pic de la Coquillade from Cabrerolles
A magnificent hike starting from Cabrerolles, a beautiful little village with its 10th-century fortified castle. Inside the castle, you will see the magnificent Notre-Dame de la Roque Chapel.At the start of the route, you will find a botanical trail featuring different plant species and other plants, which is great fun for children. Finally, at the top of Pic de la Coquillade, you will have a splendid 360° view of Caroux, the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees.
The Lenthéric Mills
Discover two interesting mills, restored by the community of communes and the Cabrerolles town hall, which bear witness to a past activity entirely different from that practised today in a predominantly wine-growing environment.
Circular Aigues-Vives via the Chemin de la Bouissonade (Roman road)
Hike through holm oaks and heath at the edge of the hinterland. It allows you to climb a certain height with ease (gentle slope) before descending "abruptly" via the Chemin de la Bouissonade (an old Roman road) lined with stone walls.
Lentheric and Cabrerolles from La Liquière
A pleasant hike through the schistous terroirs of the Faugères wine region, with vines at all altitudes right down to the bottom of the "Meteor" crater.
Pic de la Coquillade via the Saint-Michel Chapel
A summit between the high cantons of Hérault and the wine-growing plain.
Saint-Michel de Mourcairol via the Combe de Baraban
This route combines historical discoveries with breathtaking views, allowing you to see the destination of the hike before you.
The ruins of Mourcairol and Cabrerolles Castle
This challenging hike will take you along steep paths to the ruins of Mourcairol Castle and Saint-Michel Chapel, then on to the magnificent ruins of Cabrerolles Castle.
Saint-Michel de Mourcairol Pic de La Coquillade
Magnificent views that must be earned.Route through the Saint-Michel National Forest: forest of oak and mixed species, along small paths that are quite steep in places.
Les Mates Basses from Faugères
Features of the route: heath, holm oak forests. Discover the heritage of dry stone buildings, testimony to the work of man. The art of dry stone has been listed as UNESCO cultural heritage since 2018. At the end of the route, visit the interpretive trail.
Discover the caravels of Faugères on the Pierres Sèches route.
A discovery walk organised by the Association des Pierres Sèches en Faugérois.A short walk accessible to all, following forgotten paths rediscovered by the Association Pierres Sèches en Faugérois. It offers the chance to discover 15 carabelles – the local name for drystone shelters – among the many found in the Faugères area. The route is fully signposted in blue.
Circular Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez via the Saint-Étienne Hermitage
Climb up to the Hermitage of Saint-Étienne, built in the 8th century by the Visigoths, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Orb valley and, on a clear day, the sea. The descent is a gentle walk through heath and pine trees.
Puech de the Knoll loop in Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez
This loop trail starts in Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez and climbs up to Puech de la Knoll (407 m), passing a Roman wall along the way. The trail follows an ancient path from Béziers.
This trail, which follows in the footsteps of the Visigoths, offers several interesting ruins and panoramic views.
The Saint-Étienne Hermitage in Saint Nazaire-de-Ladarez
A butterfly-shaped hike around Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez, climbing up to the Saint-Étienne Hermitage, with magnificent views of the sea and the Pyrenees, then along the Crouzet Stream.
In the Écrivains Combattants National Forest
This route runs entirely through the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park. It passes through two typical villages and offers numerous panoramic views of the Orb Valley, the Monts d’Orb, the Montagne de l’Espinouse and the Caroux Plateau. Charles Péguy, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Paul Nizan (Les chiens de garde), Robert Desnos and hundreds of others await us in the Forêt Domaniale des Écrivains Combattants.
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