The Piedmont Cevenol covers an area of more than 500 km² from Nime to Alès, via Mont Bouquet and the foothills of the Cévennes.
Thanks to its crossing via the Gardon rivers of Alès and Anduze, this region allows you to discover the multitude of agricultural and wine-growing plains of which it is comprised; with its garrigue landscapes and oak trees and other Mediterranean plant species, and its woods and forests such as Mont Bouquet and the Forest of Leins. Nevertheless, this will not prevent you from making a few stops along the way to enjoy a swim, a spot of fishing, or some gold-panning in these refreshing waters!!!
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