Gros-Chastang: Holiday Apartments and Houses
Accommodation in Gros-Chastang
Gros-Chastang showcases its architectural heritage in characterful houses with roofs made of lauze stone. At the same time, the range of discoveries extends from the climbing area to routes through the Dordogne Valley and historic sites in the wider surrounding region.
Culture
Near Gros-Chastang lies the historic site of Abbaye de la Valette. The wider surrounding region also contains the ruins of Prieure de Coiroux, Château de Laborie and the historic site of Abbaye Saint-Étienne d'Aubazines.
Activities
The Pont de Sagne climbing area has around 20 granite routes graded from 4 to 6A and above. Climbing instructor supervision is available there, and the site welcomes all visitor groups.
The La Dordogne de villages en barrages route is intended for hikers, mountain bikers and trail runners and offers magnificent landscapes with views over the Dordogne.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Gros-Chastang can tailor their choice of accommodation to their travel plans.
Nature
The route from Gros-Chastang passes through wooded slopes in the Dordogne Valley and through a Natura 2000 site. It also follows an out-and-back route to Baie de Pramel on the Chastang reservoir.
Near Gros-Chastang lies the Puy d'Aubassin peak. The Roche de Vic and Roc de Maille mountains are located in the wider surrounding region. The Puy des Bordes mountain is also situated there.
Other places in the same area: Saint-Bonnet-Elvert, Meyssac, Chauffour-Sur-Vell, Saint-Cyr-La-Roche, Le Jardin, Bort-Les-Orgues, Seilhac, Saint-Germain-les-Vergnes.
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