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Ispagnac is a village in the heart of the Cévennes National Park. A gateway to the Gorges du Tarn, it straddles the Causse de Sauveterre and Causse Méjean. The village lies at the foot of a limestone ledge, where the climate is mild and pleasant.

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A lively village

In the Gorges du Tarn

Summer activities keep holidaymakers and locals entertained, such as the village interpretation trail, which takes in the old water mills, the 12th-century church, the wine-growing areas and, not far away, the Quézac water bottling plant… A village full of charm awaits you for a relaxing stay.

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Church of Ispagnac, Lozere, FranceChurch of Ispagnac, Lozere, France
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    The village of Ispagnac.The village of Ispagnac.
    ©The village of Ispagnac.

      Ispagnac

      Stage of the GR736 Gorges et Vallée du Tarn

      From Ispagnac, you can join the GR736 Gorges et Vallée du Tarn, a new long-distance hiking trail crossing the Gorges du Tarn. A wide range of outdoor activities will enchant young and old alike, for unique moments of sharing. On foot, by bike or on horseback, there are so many ways to discover this richly varied land.

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