The Cévenol village of Anduze
A picturesque and authentic village, beautiful Anduze is typically Cévenol.
Come discover local produce, incredible landscapes, and hiking trails such as Fort-Rohan and the capelans-dolmens (GR trail) along with its rich heritage. There are also activities like canyoning… there’s so much to do.
Hiking Trails in the Cévennes
The Cévennes offer an exceptional playground for hiking enthusiasts. From Anduze, several marked trails lead into the Cévennes National Park: ridge-top paths along the Corniche des Cévennes, the climb up Mont Aigoual with its 360° panoramic view, or gentler loops through chestnut groves and dry-stone hamlets. Each route reveals a little more of the Cévenol soul, with its deep valleys and charming villages, perfect for both casual walkers and seasoned hikers alike.
Crafts: discover local produce from the Cévennes
Wander through the narrow streets and discover the clock tower dating back to 1320, the Pagoda Fountain with its oriental style, or even the largest Protestant temple in France. There you’ll find local craftsmanship with its traditional Anduze pottery. Or simply relax along the “Gardon d’Anduze” river.
On Thursday mornings, enjoy the weekly market and immerse yourself in Cévenol life, sampling olives, tapenades, pélardon cheese, Anduze sausage, and more. In July and August, stroll through the night market held every Tuesday evening in a friendly atmosphere. You can also explore the bamboo garden, a park full of bamboo and rare flowers—dive into this magical, colorful park.
Camping at the Foot of the Cévennes
Peace and nature will set the pace for your stay at our campsite in the Gard. By choosing a rental at the foot of the Cévennes mountains, you’ll be close to many places to visit in Anduze.
Our lovely Gard region is full of caves to discover during your stay at Camping Les Fauvettes. Among them, the Trabuc Cave is a must-see. Known since ancient times, it was inhabited by prehistoric people all the way through the Roman era.
Along the way, stop to visit other caves and uncover all their secrets.
Enjoy a family outing aboard the steam train that takes you to Saint-Jean-du-Gard through the Gardons valley. Along the way, you can visit the “Maison Rouge” museum and learn all about the history of the Cévennes. Or try a family outing on the rail bike for great views along the way.
And why not treat your eyes to a spectacular drive along the Corniche des Cévennes to reach Mont Aigoual, standing at 1,565 m at the border of the Gard and Lozère regions, and enjoy the breathtaking panorama it offers, including its weather station.
But just an hour’s drive from Anduze, you can also change scenery entirely and discover Nîmes and its rich history… or head to the seaside!
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