Quet-en-Beaumont: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
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The Corps–La Mure stage of the Route Napoléon à Cheval passes through the hamlet of Quet-en-Beaumont and is 29 km long and classified as moderate.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Quet-en-Beaumont can choose this place as a destination when planning their trip.
Nature and trails
The Sentier de la Sézia begins in Quet-en-Beaumont at the church, heads towards Corps and then returns to the village. The approximately 2.5-hour hike follows the Sézia River. Along the way, it conveys the rural history of Beaumont through the ruins of a mill, a wine barrel, a swing and an old hut.
Water and history
The Canal du Beaumont crosses the hills between Saint-Laurent and Quet-en-Beaumont. Several circular trails with original, playful features run along it, bringing its history to life. The canal has supplied local farmers since 1876.
Circular tours
The Tour du Chauvet runs to Quet-en-Beaumont through increasingly wooded surroundings. Crossing the hamlets offers panoramas of the Obiou and Lac du Sautet. At the same time, the tour is a varied mountain biking route typical of the landscapes of Beaumont.
Local crafts
The Terre Froide distillery works with local and organic raw materials. As a craft producer of spirits, it offers Bio-Pur-Malt, Dutch Gin, Génépi and Anisé. It uses a former stagecoach relay station for production and visitors; there, guests can discover the expertise of the Terre Froide distillery and taste its products.
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