Published on 04-11-2026
Start by heading for the Col de Perjuret, then take on the climb to Mont Aigoual, with breathtaking panoramic views. Continue to the Col de la Serreyrède, then ride on towards Camprieu and Meyrueis. Finally, close the loop by returning across the Causse Méjean, where the vast plateaus offer absolute peace with every pedal stroke.
Take the road towards Le Pont-de-Montvert to begin the climb up Mont Lozère, the highest point in the area. Then descend via picturesque Le Bleymard and Bagnols-les-Bains, and carry on towards Saint-Étienne-du-Valdonnez, passing through Lanuéjols and its impressive Roman mausoleum. Finish by riding back down over the Col de Montmirat to Florac.
Climb up to the Causse Méjean and cross it to La Parade, then descend to Meyrueis and the famous Gorges de la Jonte. Continue along the majestic Gorges du Tarn, part of the Grande Traversée du Massif Central cycling route. At Sainte-Enimie, climb back onto the Causse Méjean via the Col de Coperlac and Mas-Saint-Chély, before returning to Florac, enjoying magnificent panoramas all the way.
This time, set off towards Ispagnac, then head for Mende by climbing the Causse de Sauveterre, between great wooded areas and green plateaus. Then turn off towards Chanac before continuing to La Canourgue and Sainte-Enimie through the picturesque Gorges du Tarn. End your ride back in Florac, savouring the varied landscapes and authentic villages along the way.
To keep your equipment safe, the hotel offers a secure bike garage for up to 20 bikes, with keypad entry, CCTV and charging sockets for e-bikes: all you have to do is enjoy your stay without worrying about your gear. Whether you are a seasoned cyclist looking for a challenge or prefer gentle rides discovering nature, the area around Florac offers countless routes to satisfy your passion for cycling: feel free to ask at reception for more routes!
Hotel : Open from April 4 to October 31, 2026
Restaurant : Closed for the 2026 season
Pool : Open from June 3 to September 30, 2026