Brasc: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Brasc is located in the Parc Naturel Régional des Grands Causses.

The village of Brasc lies on a plateau at an altitude of 600 metres.

Those choosing Brasc as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature

Forest paths for pedestrians lead from Brasc to the banks of the Tarn. The Tarn runs along the municipality of Brasc and is held back by the La Croux hydroelectric power station.

The Croix du Peyrou is the highest point in the municipality of Brasc.

The Plan d'eau de Brasc is a picnic spot surrounded by woodland. Trout fishing is possible there.

Hiking

The 9.5 km circular route from Brasc to Saint-Dalmazi is of moderate difficulty.

This circular route starts and ends at the car park on the church square in Brasc. From the Brasc plateau, it leads through pine forests to the banks of the Tarn.

The route passes the Tourelle cross, a 15th-century sculpture with Celtic inspiration. It also leads to the Saint-Dalmazi chapel, a Visigothic structure near the river.

Culture and Regional Character

Numerous crosses along the paths and roads around Brasc bear witness to a rich historical and religious past.

Brasc lies within the production area of Roquefort cheese.

Getting There

From Rodez, Brasc can be reached via the D902 to Réquista, followed by the D902 and the D33.

From Albi, Brasc can be reached via the D999 to Foncouverte, followed by the Tarn Valley road towards Trébas.

Other places: Tournemire, Millau, Saint-Amans-Des-Cots, Auriac-Lagast, Crespin, Saint-Jean-du-Bruel, Saint-Léons, Sainte-Croix

To the higher-level travel overview: Aveyron.