Vertigo balcony

Beware, the start is quite difficult with a significant climb from Le Rozier to the Capluc rock. Fortunately, it only lasts 20mn and it’s not the most beautiful section! The hike really begins at the hamlet of Capluc.

With the morning light, the round trip to the top of the Rocher de Capluc is a good option. This rock is climbed by a series of fairly short ladders clinging to the rock. The 360° view is well worth the climb. In particular, you can appreciate the confluence of the Tarn and Jonte rivers.

Trip/return: approx. 45mn.

Note: 100% private sector. Please use discretion and respect the area.

The main trail climbs up the hillside and then twists and turns, but we decide to take the Sentier Brunet variant. Beware, this variant is much steeper than the trail, but it offers passages between “holey rocks”, a few climbing steps here and there, and magnificent viewpoints. The fun factor makes you forget the difference in altitude. This variant is especially good for discovering the Rocher de l’Enclume.

Here, some tightrope walkers? No, slacks are strung between the rocks on this spot. Slackline and highline enthusiasts have a blast on the heights. It’s a very visual and impressive show.