Loubéjac is particularly worth discovering via the Circuit de Loubéjac–Courty: The 5.8-kilometre circular route connects Loubéjac with Lamothe-Capdeville and leads through a varied landscape.
When planning a trip to Loubéjac, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Circuit de Loubéjac–Courty begins at the car park in Loubéjac. Its route follows gentle inclines and descents through woodland, orchards and fields; the path can be walked or cycled by mountain bike. At the highest point, there is a viewpoint overlooking the Aveyron Valley.
The public section of Plage de Loubéjac on the Aveyron can be reached via a municipal path that is accessible exclusively on foot. The access point is 130 metres from the specified location.
Culture
Above the Aveyron, at the foot of the château, stands the Église de la Nativité de Notre-Dame de Loubéjac. It was completed in 1849, blessed on 18 November 1849 and elevated to the status of parish church the following year. The church has a bell tower with a porch: The square porch, open on three sides, is topped by a small octagonal tower and a roof turret with dormer windows.
The local infrastructure includes the Médiathèque-Relais in Loubéjac, in the municipality of L'Honor-de-Cos. It offers areas for adults and young people, a phonotheque and multimedia rooms with free internet access.
Events
At Plage de Loubéjac on the Aveyron, the Comité des fêtes de Loubéjac organises a mussels-and-fries meal that requires a reservation. A fireworks display follows after nightfall.
Surroundings
The Musée Ingres Bourdelle, the Abbaye de Saint-Marcel, the Monument à Ingres and the Abbaye de la Garde-Dieu are located in the vicinity of Loubéjac.
