The Plateau du Grézac

Rando grézac

Lodève

This itinerary allows you to discover the history of the Grézac plateau. The oppidum, located on the Puech de Grézac, recalls mankind's almost continual presence up to the High Middle Ages. The crossing paths, curtain walls, terraces and huts show a large amount of human occupation dating to the XVIth century. The return path follows a Gallo-Roman road linking Le Perthus to Lodève, an influential, former episcopal city.  

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4h30

14 km

Average Difficulty

Office de Tourisme LODEVOIS ET LARZAC

7, Place du Rialto
34700 LODEVE

+33(0)4 67 88 86 44

+33(0)7 78 95 03 05

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