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Lergue (rivière) walks
Le Pas de l'Escalette
Hike closed and prohibited following a local council order dated 18 August 2026 due to the wildfires.
A walk through a lovely little valley, with plenty of water, and the Pas de l’Escalette is steeped in history. The return route across the plateau offers sweeping views of the surrounding area.Moderator’s update as at 27 January 2021: some of the paths used on this route have disappeared. However, there is a yellow-marked trail in the area. See reviews from January 2021.
In the vicinity of Saint-Félix-de-l'Héras
A pleasant hike in three stages. The first part crosses vast areas of pastureland, the second allows you to wander through a "lunar" landscape amid dolomitic rocks, and the third, in the undergrowth, runs alongside streams that you have to cross. This diversity of landscapes makes this hike easy and interesting.
Circular route above Lake Salagou
This walk takes you around the northern part of Lake Salagou, passing through the village of Le Puech. It takes you across the Cayroux plateau and to the village of Celles.
The tour of Lake Salagou from Lodève
This varied route mainly follows small roads with little traffic.
In the Notre-Dame de Parlatges State Forest
Between La Vacquerie-et-Saint-Martin-de-Castries and Lodève, you can enjoy the shade of the Austrian black pines in the Notre-Dame de Parlatges State Forest. This walk offers numerous panoramic views of:
- the cliffs bordering the southern edge of the Causse du Larzac, in particular the Cirque du Bout du Monde and the Pas de l’Escalette,
- the Escandorgue Plateau,
- the Lergue Valley,
- Lake Salagou,
- Mont Saint-Baudille,
- the Gulf of Lion (from Mont Saint-Clair to Sète).
Walks near Lergue (rivière)
Crossing the Orb and Mare valleys
This route runs entirely within the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park. Setting off from Dio, you look out over the Orb valley before rejoining the river at Lamalou-les-Bains after crossing its tributary, the Mare, via the Pont du Diable. At the foot of the Monts d’Orb, you can see the Montagne de l’Espinouse and the cliffs of the Caroux Plateau. The views of Dio Castle, the walk through purple-coloured rock formations and a visit to the medieval village of Boussagues make this walk a delight.