All year round,Aubrac offers you landscapes as far as the eye can see, with burons, Aubrac cows, daffodils andlakes… Head for the heights of the Aubrac plateau to enjoy colorful landscapes, vast expanses and granite chaos as far as the eye can see.
Burons on the Aubrac.Burons on the Aubrac.|
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Lac Des Moines Aubrac plateau Aveyron.Lac Des Moines Aubrac plateau Aveyron.|
Take the Lakes Route and discoverexceptional views of the Aubrac… What could be better!
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On the way up to Aubrac, via the Route des Lacs
- Perched at an altitude of over 1,000 metres, admire a 360° view of the surrounding Mont d’Aubrac.
- On the foothills of the plateau, see the cliffs of the Causse de Sauveterre rising up on the other side of the Lot,
- Admire the vast expanses, lakes and waterfalls scattered across the plateau…
Hikers on the Aubrac compost trail.Hikers on the Aubrac compost trail.|
Daffodils (1)© B. Colomb Lozere Sauvage Pour Pact Aubrac © B. Colomb Lozère Sauvage Pour Pact AubracDaffodils and lake on Aubrac.|
Vtt Tour Des Monts D'aubrac © B. Colomb Lozère Sauvage;aveyron Attractivité Tourisme(3)Bike ride on the Aubrac.|
Le Signal de Mailhebiau, in spring.Le Signal de Mailhebiau, in spring.|
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The Signal de Mailhebiau
The Signal de Mailhebiau, perched at an altitude of 1469 metres, is the highest point on the Aubrac plateau.
Located on the border between Lozère and Aveyron, in the commune of Trélans, a hike through the pastures will take you to its orientation table.
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The Col du Trébatut
Not far from Les Salces, on the Route des Lacs, you’ll find the Col du Trébatut, where a panoramic viewpoint awaits you at the gateway to Aubrac.
Orientation table at Col du Trébatut in AubracOrientation table at Col du Trébatut in Aubrac
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