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Route from Espeyrac to Entraygues between the GR®65 and GR®465
Route linking Espeyrac on the GR®65 with the medieval town of Entraygues on the GR®465 via the Chemin de la Reine Margot. You’ll enjoy magnificent views over the Lot and Truyère valleys, as well as the Monts du Cantal and the Aubrac Plateau. Please note: unless you’re continuing on to Entraygues, this route will require you to leave one car here and another in Espeyrac for the return journey.
Between valleys and hills, starting from Espeyrac
Espeyrac is a stop on the Way of St James. A picturesque granite village with slate roofs, in unspoilt natural surroundings, surrounded by ancient chestnut groves. You will find refreshments, a grocery store, lodges and an inn.
On the heights of Saint-Bauzels
Near Conques, there is an easy circular with beautiful views of the Aveyron countryside. It straddles three municipalities: Espeyrac, Saint-Félix-de-Lunel and Sénergues.
From Senergues to Conques via the GR®65
From the pretty village of Senergues to another very beautiful village, Conques. The route alternates between roads and paths through the woods. The arrival in Conques is via a long descent that is quite steep in places. The views are magnificent. The path is always marked in white and red by the GR®65.
As this hike does not return to the starting point, you will need to leave a vehicle in Conques.
Soulouze Forest
A walk through the Soulouze communal forest (sessile oaks, Corsican pines, chestnut trees, Atlas cedars, red oaks...) passing through the abandoned hamlet of Fonfrège. You’ll discover local architecture such as fish-scale slate roofs and dry-stone walls with their vine-covered stairways. A pleasant route along the left bank of the Lot with numerous views over the valley and the village of Entraygues-sur-Truyère.
From the hillsides to the Lot valley
This walk will take you through the steep slopes of the Entraygues “la Jolie” vineyard and its wooded hillsides, all enhanced by the panoramic view over the Lot valley.
Route starting from Entraygues-sur-Truyère via Ginolhac
A beautiful walk starting from Entraygues-sur-Truyère, where you’ll climb through a pine forest to reach Ginolhac, offering exceptional views of the Truyère and Lot gorges, as well as the Aubrac plateaus and the Cantal mountains.
Lo Camin d’Olt, Lot Valley
Starting from Entraygues, the Camin d’Olt is ideal for getting in shape before tackling the major GR® routes. It is also very popular with trail runners and other hiking enthusiasts. You’ll look out over the tamed Lot valley. Entraygues and its surrounding area form a crossroads of transport routes, linking the roads of Auvergne with the Lot valley. As you make your way along the steep, chestnut-lined slopes and the sun-drenched hillsides dotted with vineyards and pastures, you’ll discover a region of striking contrasts, home to numerous villages steeped in history.
The Mas del Rieu Forest via the hillside paths
A pleasant walk after the climb along the historic hillside paths, where you can enjoy the scent of pine resin in the forest. You’ll also be able to admire the chapels and the typical architecture of the half-timbered houses.
Golinhac - Conques-en-Rouergues
The twenty-fourth stage of the Way of St James. On this stage, you leave the Golinhac plateau, which offers mid-mountain landscapes, and after passing through several villages nestled in a lush green setting, you cross Senergues, an ancient village perched on a granite spur, and continue along a path dotted with remarkable buildings and sumptuous landscapes before arriving at Conques-en-Rouergues and its abbey church steeped in history.
GR®465 Entraygues sur Truyère - GR®65 Espeyrac
Connection between Entraygues-sur-Truyère and Espeyrac via the historic Queen Margot trail. Breathtaking views of the Fel hills Regional Nature Reserve and the Lot valley, then the Dazes valley. Espeyrac is the last stop before Conques on the Way of St James via the GR®65 long-distance footpath.
The hills of Ginolhac
A magnificent walk to enjoy with the family near the village of Entraygues-sur-Truyère and just a stone’s throw from the Poterie du Don. You’ll enjoy panoramic views over the Lot and Truyère valleys. Can also be done by mountain bike or on horseback. The first half is shaded.
From Massip to Sénergues via the Way of St James
A beautiful short stage combining roads and paths. Moderate difficulty in terms of distance and elevation. Very good signposting with red and white GR®65 markings. Take advantage of the village crossings to visit the churches and fill up your water bottles at the fountains.
The Campuac Plateau
Set amidst lush, green farmland (cereals and livestock) dotted with hedgerows, this route offers a fascinating insight into the region’s traditional architectural heritage.
Servières Chapel
Wooded ridges, fast-flowing streams rushing down from the plateau, terraced vineyards blending with the red soil, rocks, houses and the ancient town of Villecomtal: a hike full of contrasts.
The Chemin des Enfarinés
This unusual old path through the woods tells a story dating back to the signing of the Concordat in 1801: that of the "enfarinés".
The Vineyard Trail in Conques
Located in the heart of the Lot Valley, Conques-en-Rouergue, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France" and "Villages of Charm in France", is an essential stop on one of the Saint James' Ways, the GR®65 - the Via Podiensis. As you walk around the Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy (12th-13th centuries) and through the narrow streets, you can admire the beautiful half-timbered houses.The hike crosses the medieval village, then passes through the vineyards, offering beautiful views of Conques and the Dourdou valley.
The Duzou balcony
From Saint-Cyprien-sur-Dourdou, let's explore the ruins of a feudal castle at the confluence of the Créneau and Dourdou rivers, near the village of Nauviale with its red sandstone houses. The route is mainly on small roads with no traffic, but there is a climb up a forest track, following a section of a fitness trail and then a section along the ridge, which offers a superb view of the Duzou valley.