Eygluy-Escoulin stretches across two valleys. Those choosing Eygluy-Escoulin as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The history of the area includes several traces around the Église Saint-Pierre-de-la-Sépie. The church was built on the site of a temple dedicated to the goddess Andarte. The Église Saint-Pierre de Sépie dates from the 12th century and was the church of an Augustinian priory. Today, it can only be viewed from the outside.
A commemorative plaque in Eygluy-Escoulin recalls the FFI Maquisards who were present there in the summer of 1944. In addition, two coins discovered in Escoulin point to a Gallic presence there.
Nature
The Église Saint-Pierre-de-la-Sépie stands on a spur overlooking the Sépie valley, near the village of Escoulin.
Local character
A pas d'âne offers a farm-style table and picnics in connection with donkey rentals for hikes. The meals offered by A Pas d'Âne include beef products from the farm.
A pas d'âne welcomes guests to a stopover gîte in a former stone farmhouse dating from the 19th century.
Hiking
The GRP de la Gervanne is a difficult 91.9 km hiking route with a stated duration of seven days. This route includes a 9.8 km stage from Eygluy-Escoulin to Omblèze.
Variants of the GRP de la Gervanne make it possible to divide the loop into hikes lasting two, three, or five days.
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