From l’Orb to L’Escandorgue

Roqueredonde

Orb à Escandorgue rando

This itinerary departing from Roqueredonde comes close to L’Orb, then goes alongside the Lerab Ling Buddhist temple in the direction of the Escandorgue state-owned forest, whose charming forest paths contrast with the atmosphere of the dolomitic rock formations of the Causse region. The end of the path follows tracks eroded by the passing of many herds of sheep. 


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Technical information sheet

6h

18.5 km

Difficult

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