Le Pin is situated on a hill above the Tave Valley. The surrounding area features fruit trees, vineyards and wooded areas. The Île de la Piboulette, listed as an island, is also located nearby.
Paths and History
On the “Le chemin de Masmolène” hike, the route follows an old pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela and highlights Gallo-Roman remains. An audio guide is available for this via the Latitude Gard smartphone app. On the way back, the hike returns to Le Pin via the “Le Pin − Lavoir” waypoint.
Culture
The Abbaye de Valsauve is located near Le Pin and is listed as a ruin site with the date range 1217–1375 and as a historical site. The Abbatiale de Goudargues, listed as a monastery, is also located nearby.
Geographical Location
In the wider regional surroundings of Le Pin are the Chartreuse de Valbonne, listed as a historical site, the Île du Colombier, listed as an island, Mont Bouquet, listed as a mountain, and Serre de fons, listed as a summit.
Practical Information
The Aire de stationnement du chemin du mas de l’Agathe is listed in Le Pin. Access to the “Le chemin de Masmolène” hike is via Le Pin, approximately 13 km southwest of Bagnols-sur-Cèze via the D 5; parking around the church is recommended.
Those who have chosen Le Pin as their travel destination and would like to rent a holiday apartment can focus their accommodation search on this location.
Other places in the same broader selection: Uchaud, Bagard, Castillon-Du-Gard, Pujaut, Aspères, Chamborigaud, Sanilhac-Sagriès, Saint-Paul-Les-Fonts.
