Opening times
All year round daily.
Practical information
Accessibility
- Reserved space 330 cm wide < 100 m from the site
- WC + grab handle + adequate space to move
- Porte larges rez-de-chaussée accessible, WC adapté avec barre d'appui et espace de circulation 2 fauteuils roulants en prêt gratuit sur réservation 3 jours avant
- Pas de boucle magnétique possibilité de communiquer par écrit à l'accueil
- Matérialisation des nez de marche par une bande colorée. Les premières marches de chaque escalier sont signalées par un dispositif adapté aux handicapés visuels. Pour les handicapés visuels accompagnés un commentaire sonore est disponible à chaque niveau du château ( en appuyant sur un bouton)
- Pas de pictogrammes
Prices
Free access.
On-site services
- Pets welcome
- Motorhomes allowed
Available facilities
- Car park
- Public WC
- Defibrillator
- Play area
Route information
- Distance : 13 km
- Duration : 240 min
- Elevation gain : 594 m
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Car park GPS coordinates: 43.737171, 2.520003
At the start (or finish), discover the heritage of the village of Lacaze, designated a “Petite Cité de Caractère”, with its 15th-century castle and fountain, both listed as historic monuments.
The route winds through forests and sunken lanes, and from the ridges you can enjoy beautiful views over Lacaze and the Gijou valley. Along the way, you’ll also come across examples of rural heritage (hamlets, farms, drinking troughs, etc.), particularly in St Pierre de Combejac with its church and a steam engine.
The castle is a cultural tourist attraction hosting exhibitions, artistic creations, performances and seminars. It is also open to visitors all year round, subject to opening hours and days.
Make the most of the historical trail to explore the village’s charming little streets (guided tours of the village and castle are available by booking with the tourist office; on Tuesdays at 6 pm in summer).
You can find full details of the itinerary by downloading the attached PDF.
At the start (or finish), discover the heritage of the village of Lacaze, designated a “Petite Cité de Caractère”, with its 15th-century castle and fountain, both listed as historic monuments.
The route winds through forests and sunken lanes, and from the ridges you can enjoy beautiful views over Lacaze and the Gijou valley. Along the way, you’ll also come across examples of rural heritage (hamlets, farms, drinking troughs, etc.), particularly in St Pierre de Combejac with its church and a steam engine.
The castle is a cultural tourist attraction hosting exhibitions, artistic creations, performances and seminars. It is also open to visitors all year round, subject to opening hours and days.
Make the most of the historical trail to explore the village’s charming little streets (guided tours of the village and castle are available by booking with the tourist office; on Tuesdays at 6 pm in summer).
You can find full details of the itinerary by downloading the attached PDF.
Hike from Saint Jean Del Frech
Hike along the Razigade Trail
Hike around the Gréziès reservoir
The Bessède path
Sénégats Stone Path Trail
Fishing trail – The Gijou Valley, Lacaze area
La Forêt de Montagnol
