Cévennes National Park Must-see
The only permanently inhabited French national park, protecting an exceptional mid-mountain landscape shaped by agropastoralism.
See on the map →A mountain massif with steep valleys UNESCO-listed for its agropastoralism, the Cévennes offer a wild landscape of chestnut groves, gorges and granite peaks.
Open Cévennes on the interactive mapThe only permanently inhabited French national park, protecting an exceptional mid-mountain landscape shaped by agropastoralism.
See on the map →A summit rising to 1,567 metres, famous for its meteorological observatory and exceptional panorama over the Cévennes and as far as the Mediterranean.
See on the map →A spectacular canyon carved by the Tarn between the Causses, offering dizzying cliffs and perched villages such as Sainte-Énimie.
See on the map →A typical Cévennes valley of schist and chestnut-tree hamlets, crossed by the Gardon de Saint-Jean.
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