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Beneath Mont Lozère
The Cévennes - the secret hills of the south
Holiday information
Nights:
7
Grade:
3, mountain sections, some long days
Terrain:
open moorland, woodland
Hotels:
one 2-star hotel; two 3-star chambres d’hôtes; one 4-star chambres d’hôtes
Meals:
7 dinners, 7 breakfasts, 6 picnics
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Extend your stay
If you are flying via historic
Nîmes
, why not add on a city break?
Why not take the train?
You can leave London St Pancras or Ebbsfleet in the morning and be at your destination by the evening, making it an excellent (not to mention environmentally friendly) way to reach this holiday. You can relax right from the start of your journey as Eurostar services whisk you through the Channel Tunnel to connect with the world-famous French high-speed TGV trains in either Paris or Lille. We reserve seats for you, there is plenty of luggage space, and refreshments are available on board.
You may even break your journey in Paris if you are travelling via the capital. Sit back and enjoy a truly great rail journey! Look for the ‘by rail’ prices in the Prices & Travel section, where you will also find journey details.
self-guided hotel-to-hotel walking, luggage transported
rewarding, full days of walking in the uplands
wild and varied scenery
great mix of accommodation
Unspoiled and largely undiscovered, the Cévennes National Park (granted UNESCO World Heritage status in June 2011) is a land of rugged mountains coated in heather, gorse and open grassland that turns golden in the sun, while the slopes of the deep valleys below are cloaked with majestic chestnut woods. The region seems scarcely to have been touched by the march of time; ancient ways continue and historic buildings are preserved. Indeed, you can imagine that the wild landscapes of the Park, home to eagles and vultures, have changed little since Robert Louis Stevenson passed through on his
Travels with a Donkey
.
We hugged ourselves with pleasure as we gazed out over stone buildings and silent narrow streets unchanged since the days when they buzzed with the latest news from the court of Louis XIV.
The Guardian
By leading across the wild uplands as well as the lower valleys, our challenging but rewarding route promises very varied walking, with each season bringing its charms, be it vivid broom in spring, colourful expanses of heather in high summer or ripening chestnuts in autumn. You stay in an appealing combination of welcoming hotels and traditional guesthouses (chambres d’hôtes), with some delicious regional cuisine.
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