Camping des Randonneurs

The Gorges de Galamus is an impressive gorge where you can hike, swim, and even go canyoning. The Agly river has carved out deep gorges here, resulting in spectacular views. Visit the hidden hermitage of Saint-Antoine, located against the rock face, or brave the water with an adventurous trip through the gorge. This natural area is a paradise for adventurers and nature lovers who enjoy rugged landscapes.

Scattered throughout the rugged landscape of the Languedoc are the mysterious castles of the Cathars. These medieval fortresses once served as a refuge for the Cathars, a religious group that was persecuted in the 13th century. Today, you can visit these castles and enjoy the impressive views. Montségur, Quéribus, and Puilaurens are some of the most well-known castles, each with a unique story. The ruins, built high on rocks, offer a glimpse into the turbulent past of the region. Visiting these castles feels like a journey back in time, allowing you to imagine how knights and nobles once lived here. History and nature come together here in a special way.

Château de Peyrepertuse is one of the largest and best-preserved Cathar castles in southern France. Located on an impressive rock formation at 800 meters altitude, it offers a breathtaking view over the surroundings. The walk to the ruins is an adventure in itself, with winding paths and steep cliffs. Once at the top, you can explore the remains of walls, towers, and chapels, and relive the history of the Cathars. This castle was built strategically and was once connected to nearby Quéribus. Today, it is an impressive place where you can immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere. Whether you come for the history or the panorama, Château de Peyrepertuse is guaranteed to leave an impression.