Hiking and Walks around Anduze: Discover the Best Trails in the Cévennes
The area around Anduze is a true paradise for lovers of nature and the outdoors. Between mountains, rivers, and picturesque villages, this region of the Cévennes offers a variety of hikes and walks suitable for all levels. Whether you are with family, friends, or are an experienced hiker, you will find hiking trails ranging from gentle strolls to more challenging routes.
Among the must-see hikes, the climb to Pic Saint-Loup offers exceptional views of the Cévennes mountains, while the trail through the Gorges du Gardon reveals majestic cliffs and refreshing water spots. Oak forests, fragrant scrubland, and crystal-clear rivers make every trail an invitation to discovery and escape.
To help plan your outings, each gîte Éden en Cévennes provides in its welcome booklet several Randovision sheets with detailed hiking itineraries, organized by difficulty level to help you choose the right walk.
Whether you seek an adventurous hike or a peaceful moment in nature, the hikes around Anduze promise unforgettable memories in the heart of the Cévennes.
For a panoramic view, there are a few circuits around Anduze
-Le Rocher Saint Julien :2.7 km
For more information: https://www.visorando.com/randonnee-le-rocher-saint-julien/
-Rocher de Peyremale: 7 km
For more information: https://static.apidae-tourisme.com/filestore/objets-touristiques/documents/49/139/15371057/1+Peyremale+1.pdf
- Les Domens de la grande pallière: 5.5 km
For more information: https://www.visorando.com/randonnee-les-dolmens-de-la-grande-pallieres/
-GR 67 - Tour du pays cévenol (Gard, Lozère): 125 km
Anduze is also a must for anyone wishing to discover or rediscover one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the Massif Central. The Porte des Cévennes is the starting and finishing point for the GR67, a route listed by the FFRP (Fédération Française de Randonnée Pédestre) and signposted in red and white.
For more information: http://www.gr67.com
-GR 70 - Chemin de Stevenson: 272 km
Running from Le Puy-en-Velay to Alès, the Stevenson Trail crosses 4 départements (Haute-Loire, Ardèche, Lozère and Gard). This GR®70 hike can be completed in 12 stages (for experienced hikers) or you can choose to put together your own stages.
At 272km long, with distances of over 20km per stage, it will take you to the highest point in the Cévennes, Mont-Lozère, at an altitude of 1,699m.
For more information: https://www.cevennes-tourisme.fr/je-decouvre/balade-rando-cevennes/les-gr/le-chemin-de-stevenson/
-Le Rocher Saint Julien :2.7 km
For more information: https://www.visorando.com/randonnee-le-rocher-saint-julien/
-Rocher de Peyremale: 7 km
For more information: https://static.apidae-tourisme.com/filestore/objets-touristiques/documents/49/139/15371057/1+Peyremale+1.pdf
- Les Domens de la grande pallière: 5.5 km
For more information: https://www.visorando.com/randonnee-les-dolmens-de-la-grande-pallieres/
-GR 67 - Tour du pays cévenol (Gard, Lozère): 125 km
Anduze is also a must for anyone wishing to discover or rediscover one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the Massif Central. The Porte des Cévennes is the starting and finishing point for the GR67, a route listed by the FFRP (Fédération Française de Randonnée Pédestre) and signposted in red and white.
For more information: http://www.gr67.com
-GR 70 - Chemin de Stevenson: 272 km
Running from Le Puy-en-Velay to Alès, the Stevenson Trail crosses 4 départements (Haute-Loire, Ardèche, Lozère and Gard). This GR®70 hike can be completed in 12 stages (for experienced hikers) or you can choose to put together your own stages.
At 272km long, with distances of over 20km per stage, it will take you to the highest point in the Cévennes, Mont-Lozère, at an altitude of 1,699m.
For more information: https://www.cevennes-tourisme.fr/je-decouvre/balade-rando-cevennes/les-gr/le-chemin-de-stevenson/