
FRANCE - Occitanie -
Massif Central
Gorges du Tarn (Tarn Canyon)
The Gorges du Tarn is a canyon formed by the Tarn River between the Causse Méjean and the Causse de Sauveterre, and is shared between the Lozère département, and the the Aveyron département.
To the north of Millau, the numerous torrents of the Tarn have carved a real canyon in the limestone plateau. Fabulous and varied sections await both those who will discover them whilst walking along the footpaths and roads as those who will do so from the water. The limpid calm waters are ideal for a large number of activities: rafting, canyoning, kayaking etc.. And heritage and culture lovers won’t be disappointed either: historic vestiges, châteaux, fortresses and churches line the gorges.
BEST TIME to VISIT TARN CANYON
BEST TIME to TRAVEL to LANGUEDOC
From May to October

Gorges du Tarn - overview

landscape

France - Gorges du Tarn - Kayaking is very popular on Tarn river

Isolated houses

Gorges du Tarn - overview

Gorges du Tarn - Typical village

Gorges du Tarn - Pretty medieval castle

Tarn Canyon - Cliffs

Tarn Canyon - Medieval castle

Tarn Canyon - Tarn river

typical house in a village

Tarn Canyon - scenic road

Tarn river and few houses

Small castle in a village

Typical house in a village

Tarn Canyon - overview

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon - the village of La Malene

Impressive scenic road - Tarn Canyon

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon - the village of La Malene

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon - the road is impressive

Tarn Canyon - Tarn river

Tarn Canyon - scenic road

Tarn Canyon - scenic road

Tarn Canyon - village

Tarn Canyon - overview

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon - the Causse is a flat plateau above the canyon

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon - Kayaking

Gorges du Tarn - Tarn Canyon

Scenic road

Impressive road

scenic road

Tarn Canyon - Medieval castle

Scenic road

Scenic road

Scenic road








