Attractions and places to see around Salindres, located in the Gard department of France, present a diverse landscape for exploration. The region features natural river gorges, historical sites, and elevated viewpoints offering panoramic vistas. Salindres provides access to a variety of outdoor experiences, from challenging natural areas to cultural landmarks.
Last updated: May 21, 2026
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... and now you can also buy 🥚 from the owners' own production
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Very nice view of Alès, Saint-Jean-du-Pin and the Cévennes national park. For a bit of history... Link to the website of the Notre Dame des Mines association: https://notredamedesmines.webnode.fr/
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On a sunny May day. Hiked a strenuous but beautiful tour. Absolutely impossible to find without Koomot navigation, not signposted anywhere. The waterfall had almost dried up, but this idyll with the clear water is amazing. Only a half-overgrown path leads there, supposedly through private property, but there is nothing there but bush. Then on to the dried up river with the small natural swimming pools with clear, cold water, we bathed in it, apart from us there were only 2 parts to see, probably an insider tip. The path is very demanding, to very rocky scree paths, the fantastic view makes up for everything.
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The Hermitage is a historical monument which offers a 360 degree view of Alès and the Cévennes. Perched on a block of Jurassic limestone, the chapel there dates from the 11th century. On its slopes, traces of history date back to the 1st century when a tribe of Gauls built an oppidum (refuge) there. Other vestiges, witnesses of the Roman influence were also discovered on the sides of the hill.
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Les Aiguières is a magnificent site, ideal for cooling off in the turquoise waters of the waterfalls and basins of the Séguissous. Be careful though, in times of drought the river bed is easily dry.
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Perfect starting point for short or long runs or trail running
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Beautifully restored Mas, great lovingly designed apartments! Quiet location, great starting point for hikes or mountain bike tours. www.sudfrance.ch
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Site with a very particular atmosphere, to see absolutely!
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For a refreshing dip, head to The Little Aiguières. This gorge features clear, cold water and natural swimming pools within the Séguissous river. Be aware that the path to reach it can be challenging and rocky.
Yes, the area boasts several historical points of interest. Visit L'Ermitage, a historical monument with an 11th-century chapel, offering panoramic views of Alès and the Cévennes. You can also explore the atmospheric Ruins of the Château de Sauvages, an 18th-century residence with an arboretum.
The region offers several elevated viewpoints. L'Ermitage provides a 360-degree vista of Alès and the Cévennes. You can also get a unique perspective of the landscape, including the distinctive View of Mount Ricateau, a former coal mine dump with a volcano-like appearance.
Yes, Mas Nouvel is a family-friendly settlement offering holiday apartments. It serves as an excellent starting point for various outdoor activities suitable for families, including hikes and bike tours in a quiet location.
The area is ideal for various outdoor pursuits. You can find numerous running trails, cycling routes, and challenging mountain biking trails. Many routes start from locations like Mas Nouvel.
Absolutely. The Little Aiguières offers a strenuous but beautiful tour through rocky paths and scree, leading to an idyllic gorge with waterfalls and natural pools. It's known for its challenging terrain and rewarding views.
Visitors appreciate the diverse natural beauty, especially the clear, cold waters and natural swimming pools at The Little Aiguières. The panoramic views from historical sites like L'Ermitage are also highly praised, along with the unique atmosphere of the Ruins of the Château de Sauvages.
Yes, Mas Nouvel is a settlement with holiday apartments that serves as an excellent base. Its quiet location makes it perfect for starting hikes, jogs, mountain bike, and road bike tours in the surrounding area.
L'Ermitage is a significant historical monument. Perched on a Jurassic limestone block, its chapel dates back to the 11th century. Traces of history on its slopes go back even further to the 1st century, with evidence of a Gaulish oppidum and Roman influence.
Yes, the View of Mount Ricateau offers a glimpse into the region's industrial past. This mountain, with its distinctive pointed cone shape, is actually a former dump for the Rochebelle coal mine. It's a unique landmark with a fascinating history.
Salindres is a great base for cyclists. You can explore various cycling routes, ranging from moderate to difficult, including scenic loops like the 'Mas Nouvel loop' or the 'View of the Barjac Countryside – Barjac loop'. For mountain biking enthusiasts, there are also dedicated MTB trails.
Yes, the area around Mas Nouvel is known for its quiet location, making it ideal for peaceful walks and a tranquil retreat. Even challenging natural areas like The Little Aiguières can offer moments of idyll and solitude, especially outside peak times.


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