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Le Viganais is a promontory of Mont Aigoual. This beautiful walk goes through the Coudoulous valley through a beautiful mixed forest in the direction of the Cascades d'Orgon. In the summer, these waterfalls are just a trickle of water, but in the spring and autumn it is a powerful and noisy river that falls down. The view from the panorama path on the Cascades d'Orgon is breathtaking. The rolling hills of Viganais unfold at your feet and in the distance you can admire the Cevennes.
The walk takes you along beautiful paths to the ruins of the Château d'Allègre and the chapel of Saint-Saturnin. You go over the ridge and along cliffs with beautiful panoramas of the Cevennes and Mont Bouquet along the way. The way back goes along the défilé d’Argensol, a narrow passage of the river Argensol.
This varied walk takes you past the caves of Valaurie through a wooded and shady area. Once you have crossed the Col de Valaurie, you will mainly get beautiful views of the Gardon de Saint-Jean and Mialet valleys.
The walk goes along narrow paths with beautiful views of the Salindrengue valley and also goes a few hundred meters along the tourist railway of the Cevennes steam train. Along the way you pass an old lime oven and you go through a moorland.
The walk goes from the Plateaux de Blandas to the spectacular Cirque de Navacelles. After a long descent you will arrive at the fully restored Moulins de la Foux. From the mills you walk along the banks of La Vis to the hamlet of Navacelles. Here you climb out of the valley again and you pass the viewpoint Belvédère de Cascade to see this natural wonder for the last time.
The walk starts from the beautiful medieval town of Vézénobres and for the most part goes over small shady walking paths and leads you through vineyards, forests with holm oaks and olive groves. Even on a sunny warm day, this walk is recommended.
Nice and very varied walk at the gate of the Cevennes. At the top of the Lacan you have a beautiful view of the Cevennes, the plain of the Gardon and even the Mont Ventoux. If you want to walk to the Château de Tornac you have to go back and forth at WP1.