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Sport Aventure/In 7 days, we will join this itinerary steeped in history from Fouzhillac which is located after Langogne and we will go into the Tarn Gorges through the Goulet Mountain, Mont-Lozère, the Cévennes, the Cévennes, the Gorges du Tarn and back through the counter forts of Mont-Lozère and the Plateau du Roy.
Fabulous and constantly changing landscapes await you throughout your journey, which will remain engraved in your hiking memory for a long time...
With your guide, you will go from cottages to hotels, with your personal belongings carried on your horse.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE TRIP
Sport Aventure/ This itinerant equestrian hike in total autonomy follows the itinerary that the Scottish writer took with his donkey Modestine in 1878, starting from Monastier sur Gazeille in Haute-Loire to arrive at Saint-Jean-du-Gard in the Gard, crossing all of Lozère and the territory of the Camisard War.In 7 days, we will join this itinerary steeped in history from Fouzhillac which is located after Langogne and we will go into the Tarn Gorges through the Goulet Mountain, Mont-Lozère, the Cévennes, the Cévennes, the Gorges du Tarn and back through the counter forts of Mont-Lozère and the Plateau du Roy. Fabulous and constantly changing landscapes await you throughout your journey, which will remain engraved in your hiking memory for a long time...
With your guide, you will go from cottages to hotels, with your personal belongings carried on your horse.
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- Country for horseback riding par excellence
- Total autonomy with your mount: no stewardship
- Comfort of lodgings, cottages and bivouacs
- Breathtaking landscapes!
- Horses adapted and used to hiking
- Discovery of equine behavior, herd life, necessary care
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- Country for horseback riding par excellence
- Total autonomy with your mount: no stewardship
- Comfort of lodgings, cottages and bivouacs
- Breathtaking landscapes!
- Horses adapted and used to hiking
- Discovery of equine behavior, herd life, necessary care
Included
- Price includes
- The accommodation
- The catering
- Framing
- The technical equipment necessary for the activity
Not Included
- He does not understand
- The drinks
- Personal expenses
- The transport
- The rider's personal equipment
- Optional insurances
- visits during free time.
- Any other supplement not included in the program
The program
Day by dayDay of arrival
Reception on Saturday at the equestrian inn “Le Relais de Palhères” in Rocles, between 5 pm and 7 pm.
Night in a collective room at the inn Le Relais de Palhères.
Night in a collective room at the inn Le Relais de Palhères.
During your stay
D2: Departure of the hike in the direction of Chasserades, passing through the Mercoire Forest, the Sources of the Allier at the top of Moure de la Gardille, to finish we will start the descent to the Hotel des Sources where we will enjoy a good meal.
Dormitory and shared rooms, restaurant meals.
D3: Direction the Mirandols Viaduct, to then go up to the Goulet Mountain with a breathtaking view of the Plateau du Roy, galloping tracks and the smells of Pines and Bruyères.
The descent to the village of Bleymard offers us a panoramic view of the Mt Lozère chain. A good climb awaits our riders then to arrive on the Mont Lozère plateau, where we will stop at the Hotel Le Refuge.
Dormitory and shared rooms, meals at the restaurant.
Day 4: We will follow the Pic de Finiels at an altitude of 1700m and dive on mythical villages. Salary, the Hospital, the Mas Camargue. We will pass at the foot of the Sources du Tarn which we will cross at the Bois du Commandeur on the Tarn Bridge (Roman remains). The Aubaret Farm will be another curiosity.
We will arrive in Saint Maurice de Ventalon, just next to the Draille du Languedoc (sheep transhumance).
Dormitory and rooms to share, meals at the guest table.
D5: We will take the Bouges trail with the magnificent Ventalon viewpoint, and cross the Bouges pass and the Sapet pass. Then descent to the village of Vernedes.
Night in a refuge in Chabrières, meal at the table d'hote.
Day 6: Direction Les Bondons then La Fage, Etang de Barrandon, Serre des Contrasts with Maître Vidal's Cross. Then descent to Bagnols les Bains via the Col de la Loubière.
Dormitory and shared rooms, meals at the hotel restaurant.
D7: We leave the Lot Valley not far from its source in the small village of Cubières on the southern slope of the Goulet Mountain. Climbing on the Bois des Combes du Crouzet trail, village of Larzalier, and we will arrive on the Causse de Montbel, we will hike not far from Châteauneuf de randon where Sieur Dugesclun rest in peace, and finally back to the Relais de Palhères. Night in collective rooms and meals at the inn.
The course of this program is indicative. It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
D3: Direction the Mirandols Viaduct, to then go up to the Goulet Mountain with a breathtaking view of the Plateau du Roy, galloping tracks and the smells of Pines and Bruyères.
The descent to the village of Bleymard offers us a panoramic view of the Mt Lozère chain. A good climb awaits our riders then to arrive on the Mont Lozère plateau, where we will stop at the Hotel Le Refuge.
Dormitory and shared rooms, meals at the restaurant.
Day 4: We will follow the Pic de Finiels at an altitude of 1700m and dive on mythical villages. Salary, the Hospital, the Mas Camargue. We will pass at the foot of the Sources du Tarn which we will cross at the Bois du Commandeur on the Tarn Bridge (Roman remains). The Aubaret Farm will be another curiosity.
We will arrive in Saint Maurice de Ventalon, just next to the Draille du Languedoc (sheep transhumance).
Dormitory and rooms to share, meals at the guest table.
D5: We will take the Bouges trail with the magnificent Ventalon viewpoint, and cross the Bouges pass and the Sapet pass. Then descent to the village of Vernedes.
Night in a refuge in Chabrières, meal at the table d'hote.
Day 6: Direction Les Bondons then La Fage, Etang de Barrandon, Serre des Contrasts with Maître Vidal's Cross. Then descent to Bagnols les Bains via the Col de la Loubière.
Dormitory and shared rooms, meals at the hotel restaurant.
D7: We leave the Lot Valley not far from its source in the small village of Cubières on the southern slope of the Goulet Mountain. Climbing on the Bois des Combes du Crouzet trail, village of Larzalier, and we will arrive on the Causse de Montbel, we will hike not far from Châteauneuf de randon where Sieur Dugesclun rest in peace, and finally back to the Relais de Palhères. Night in collective rooms and meals at the inn.
The course of this program is indicative. It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
Last day
Last breakfast with the group, last caress to the horses.
End of the internship. Possibility to leave on Friday evening or after breakfast on Saturday.
End of the internship. Possibility to leave on Friday evening or after breakfast on Saturday.
ABOUT THE TRIP
Equipment Included
Upholstery, panniers and grooming equipment.
Equipment Included
Upholstery, panniers and grooming equipment.
Address and access
By car
From Langogne, located between Le Puy en Velay (43) and Mende (43) and Mende (48) on the RN88, take the D34 towards Rocles, after 6 km take the road to the right and follow the signs “Auberge Le Relais de Palhères” and then “Accueil randos”.
From Langogne, located between Le Puy en Velay (43) and Mende (43) and Mende (48) on the RN88, take the D34 towards Rocles, after 6 km take the road to the right and follow the signs “Auberge Le Relais de Palhères” and then “Accueil randos”.
GPS coordinates: latitude: 44.7332117, longitude: 3.78095787
By train:
SNCF station in Langogne (6 km from the equestrian center). Free shuttle between the station and the relay, organized by “Les Ecuries de Palhères”, telephone 0687305659 or contact @lesecuriesdepalheres to book.
By train:
SNCF station in Langogne (6 km from the equestrian center). Free shuttle between the station and the relay, organized by “Les Ecuries de Palhères”, telephone 0687305659 or contact @lesecuriesdepalheres to book.
Address and access
By car
From Langogne, located between Le Puy en Velay (43) and Mende (43) and Mende (48) on the RN88, take the D34 towards Rocles, after 6 km take the road to the right and follow the signs “Auberge Le Relais de Palhères” and then “Accueil randos”.
GPS coordinates: latitude: 44.7332117, longitude: 3.78095787
By train:
SNCF station in Langogne (6 km from the equestrian center). Free shuttle between the station and the relay, organized by “Les Ecuries de Palhères”, telephone 0687305659 or contact @lesecuriesdepalheres to book.
From Langogne, located between Le Puy en Velay (43) and Mende (43) and Mende (48) on the RN88, take the D34 towards Rocles, after 6 km take the road to the right and follow the signs “Auberge Le Relais de Palhères” and then “Accueil randos”.
GPS coordinates: latitude: 44.7332117, longitude: 3.78095787
By train:
SNCF station in Langogne (6 km from the equestrian center). Free shuttle between the station and the relay, organized by “Les Ecuries de Palhères”, telephone 0687305659 or contact @lesecuriesdepalheres to book.
Equipment not included
Transport your personal belongings in bags provided by the center.
For 5 days you will take your personal belongings (clothes) in the bags provided by the center and carried by your horse.There will be no management vehicle that will follow you.It is the return to the basics of horseback riding “nature in freedom”
For 5 days you will take your personal belongings (clothes) in the bags provided by the center and carried by your horse.There will be no management vehicle that will follow you.It is the return to the basics of horseback riding “nature in freedom”
Also please bring 2 pieces of luggage: a large bag for all your belongings that will stay on the base camp, and a small bag to leave some things in case you need to provide supplies.
Advice in terms of personal business: the hike takes place in the mountains, at an average altitude of 1000 m. Bring both light and warm clothing that is comfortable to ride. Don't forget rain gear, jacket and overpants, no poncho.Sun protection, water bottle, scarf, small personal pharmacy, loungewear, microfiber towel, toiletries in small packages, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, mini chaps, horse pants, spray, flashlight, wipes.
To sleep, bring a sheet bag, and your compact sleeping bag t° comfort 5° minimum.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type:
personal medication if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies etc...)
What to prevent and treat blisters
Of the elasto
What to clean small wounds from
sun protection for skin and lips
What to relieve intestinal problems
What to relieve headaches and aches
What to relieve insect bites
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you will have to carry your pharmacy, so small containers and minimum necessary.
Advice in terms of personal business: the hike takes place in the mountains, at an average altitude of 1000 m. Bring both light and warm clothing that is comfortable to ride. Don't forget rain gear, jacket and overpants, no poncho.Sun protection, water bottle, scarf, small personal pharmacy, loungewear, microfiber towel, toiletries in small packages, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, mini chaps, horse pants, spray, flashlight, wipes.
To sleep, bring a sheet bag, and your compact sleeping bag t° comfort 5° minimum.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type:
personal medication if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies etc...)
What to prevent and treat blisters
Of the elasto
What to clean small wounds from
sun protection for skin and lips
What to relieve intestinal problems
What to relieve headaches and aches
What to relieve insect bites
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you will have to carry your pharmacy, so small containers and minimum necessary.
Equipment not included
Transport your personal belongings in bags provided by the center.
For 5 days you will take your personal belongings (clothes) in the bags provided by the center and carried by your horse.There will be no management vehicle that will follow you.It is the return to the basics of horseback riding “nature in freedom”
Also please bring 2 pieces of luggage: a large bag for all your belongings that will stay on the base camp, and a small bag to leave some things in case you need to provide supplies.
Advice in terms of personal business: the hike takes place in the mountains, at an average altitude of 1000 m. Bring both light and warm clothing that is comfortable to ride. Don't forget rain gear, jacket and overpants, no poncho.Sun protection, water bottle, scarf, small personal pharmacy, loungewear, microfiber towel, toiletries in small packages, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, mini chaps, horse pants, spray, flashlight, wipes.
To sleep, bring a sheet bag, and your compact sleeping bag t° comfort 5° minimum.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type:
personal medication if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies etc...)
What to prevent and treat blisters
Of the elasto
What to clean small wounds from
sun protection for skin and lips
What to relieve intestinal problems
What to relieve headaches and aches
What to relieve insect bites
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you will have to carry your pharmacy, so small containers and minimum necessary.
For 5 days you will take your personal belongings (clothes) in the bags provided by the center and carried by your horse.There will be no management vehicle that will follow you.It is the return to the basics of horseback riding “nature in freedom”
Also please bring 2 pieces of luggage: a large bag for all your belongings that will stay on the base camp, and a small bag to leave some things in case you need to provide supplies.
Advice in terms of personal business: the hike takes place in the mountains, at an average altitude of 1000 m. Bring both light and warm clothing that is comfortable to ride. Don't forget rain gear, jacket and overpants, no poncho.Sun protection, water bottle, scarf, small personal pharmacy, loungewear, microfiber towel, toiletries in small packages, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, a pair of comfortable walking shoes for riding, mini chaps, horse pants, spray, flashlight, wipes.
To sleep, bring a sheet bag, and your compact sleeping bag t° comfort 5° minimum.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type:
personal medication if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies etc...)
What to prevent and treat blisters
Of the elasto
What to clean small wounds from
sun protection for skin and lips
What to relieve intestinal problems
What to relieve headaches and aches
What to relieve insect bites
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you will have to carry your pharmacy, so small containers and minimum necessary.
Physical intensity
Regular sportsman
You practice a regular sports activity throughout the year, with 1 or 2 sessions per week. You are able to combine several moderate-intensity sessions during your vacation week.
You practice a regular sports activity throughout the year, with 1 or 2 sessions per week. You are able to combine several moderate-intensity sessions during your vacation week.
Physical intensity
Regular sportsman
You practice a regular sports activity throughout the year, with 1 or 2 sessions per week. You are able to combine several moderate-intensity sessions during your vacation week.
You practice a regular sports activity throughout the year, with 1 or 2 sessions per week. You are able to combine several moderate-intensity sessions during your vacation week.
Level of expertise
Horseback riding - Expert
Technical level - Expert (Galop 4 and more).
Technical level - Expert (Galop 4 and more).
Be autonomous outside, at obstacles and/or in varied terrain. Open to the practice of all types of equestrian disciplines and/or desire to improve yourself more specifically on an activity.
If you want to pass the federal diplomas, the FFE federal license is mandatory (information on the centers).
If you want to pass the federal diplomas, the FFE federal license is mandatory (information on the centers).
Level of expertise
Horseback riding - Expert
Technical level - Expert (Galop 4 and more).
Be autonomous outside, at obstacles and/or in varied terrain. Open to the practice of all types of equestrian disciplines and/or desire to improve yourself more specifically on an activity.
If you want to pass the federal diplomas, the FFE federal license is mandatory (information on the centers).
Technical level - Expert (Galop 4 and more).
Be autonomous outside, at obstacles and/or in varied terrain. Open to the practice of all types of equestrian disciplines and/or desire to improve yourself more specifically on an activity.
If you want to pass the federal diplomas, the FFE federal license is mandatory (information on the centers).
Restauration
Hot meals every evening, whether on site or in the bivouac.
Cold meals taken from the lunch bag, taken in the saddlebags on horseback.
Cold meals taken from the lunch bag, taken in the saddlebags on horseback.
Hot breakfasts every day.
Restauration
Hot meals every evening, whether on site or in the bivouac.
Cold meals taken from the lunch bag, taken in the saddlebags on horseback.
Hot breakfasts every day.
Cold meals taken from the lunch bag, taken in the saddlebags on horseback.
Hot breakfasts every day.
Management
Insured by a qualified professional.
Knowledge of the terrain and the environment, control of safety and logistics, your guide will do everything possible to ensure that you make the most of your stay.
Knowledge of the terrain and the environment, control of safety and logistics, your guide will do everything possible to ensure that you make the most of your stay.
Management
Insured by a qualified professional.
Knowledge of the terrain and the environment, control of safety and logistics, your guide will do everything possible to ensure that you make the most of your stay.
Knowledge of the terrain and the environment, control of safety and logistics, your guide will do everything possible to ensure that you make the most of your stay.
Important information
ACCOMMODATION: Collective rooms for 4 or 6 people at the hostel next to the center, with sanitary facilities.
When hiking: lodgings, refuges or furnished bivouacs.
When hiking: lodgings, refuges or furnished bivouacs.
Participation in small daily tasks is required: cleaning accommodation spaces...
Daily transport of supplies and personal belongings in large bags (provided by the center) carried by the horse to leave independently.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
Daily transport of supplies and personal belongings in large bags (provided by the center) carried by the horse to leave independently.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
Important information
ACCOMMODATION: Collective rooms for 4 or 6 people at the hostel next to the center, with sanitary facilities.
When hiking: lodgings, refuges or furnished bivouacs.
Participation in small daily tasks is required: cleaning accommodation spaces...
Daily transport of supplies and personal belongings in large bags (provided by the center) carried by the horse to leave independently.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
When hiking: lodgings, refuges or furnished bivouacs.
Participation in small daily tasks is required: cleaning accommodation spaces...
Daily transport of supplies and personal belongings in large bags (provided by the center) carried by the horse to leave independently.
COVID-19 SPECIALS.
Each participant must bring:
a sleeping bag t° comfort 15° minimum
A pillowcase
A pair of lightweight Crocs sandals
A mask, a sufficient quantity of masks (at least 2 per day) Wearing a mask which will be mandatory during any transport, in certain accommodations, busy places etc.,
Hydro Alcoholic soap and gel,
small trash bags (5 liters)
And for eco-friendly cold meals, please bring light cutlery and a 0.7 or 1 L “Tupperware” container.
Weather
Semi-continental climate with a mountain tendency. Little precipitation.
Winter is cold with a snowpack persisting for several months (the coldest temperatures in January with an average of 4°C).
Winter is cold with a snowpack persisting for several months (the coldest temperatures in January with an average of 4°C).
Summer is relatively hot and beautiful, with temperatures around 24°C in August.
Weather
Semi-continental climate with a mountain tendency. Little precipitation.
Winter is cold with a snowpack persisting for several months (the coldest temperatures in January with an average of 4°C). Summer is relatively hot and beautiful, with temperatures around 24°C in August.
Winter is cold with a snowpack persisting for several months (the coldest temperatures in January with an average of 4°C). Summer is relatively hot and beautiful, with temperatures around 24°C in August.