Attractions and places to see around Labastide-Clermont include historical sites and natural features. This commune, rich in medieval history, features landmarks such as the Cistercian Abbey of Les Feuillants and the Church dedicated to Saint-Loup. The village is also traversed by the river Le Touch and the Ruisseau des Feuillants, contributing to its natural landscape. Visitors can explore its heritage and the surrounding natural environment.
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Arriving in Rieumes from the north, a small wooden log bridge allows you to cross and continue without getting your feet wet.
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Beautiful gravel connection, varied, numerous streams in this part of Savès, the fords can be difficult to cross after the rain, numerous footbridges have been built to facilitate this passage. Note, along the Touch near the Chancholle farm (before Puy-de-Touges), we had to go up towards the farm that day because the Touch was too high and the passage problematic. The climb to the farm is private, the owner friendly but prefer, if you cannot stay on the Gr and cross the Touch, the grassy strip to the road which joins the D626b
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This spot, near the main square of Carbonne, overlooks the Garonne. As a bonus, public toilets are located right next door.
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Next to the church you will find a small shaded park to enjoy the view of the Pyrenees and the church. Do not hesitate to go up some street to pass to see the town hall
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Very nice path in summer to be in the shade. Be careful during winter the Garonne can be high and the path impassable
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Labastide-Clermont is rich in medieval history. You can visit the significant Cistercian Abbey of Les Feuillants, founded in 1144, which includes its 17th-century gatehouse. The village itself retains much of its medieval heritage, reflecting its past as a fortified town established around 1300.
Yes, the village is home to the Church dedicated to Saint-Loup, which houses historical furniture from the former Feuillants Abbey. Additionally, the Saint-Pierre Church of Le Fousseret is a must-see, offering a small shaded park nearby with views of the Pyrenees.
The village is traversed by the tranquil River Le Touch and the Ruisseau des Feuillants, both contributing to the area's natural charm. You can also explore the Small trail along the Garonne, which offers a shaded natural route along the river, perfect for summer walks.
Yes, the region offers various trails. The Small trail along the Garonne is a popular option for a shaded walk. For longer excursions, consider the Gr86 between Sainte-Foy-de-Peyrolières and Le Fousseret, a varied gravel connection with numerous streams. You can find more detailed running and walking routes in the Running Trails around Labastide-Clermont guide.
Absolutely. The area provides various cycling opportunities, from easy rides to more challenging routes. You can explore options like the 'Bike loop from Marignac-Lasclares' or the 'Saint-Volusien Church of Foix – Château de Saint-Élix loop'. For a comprehensive list of routes, refer to the Cycling around Labastide-Clermont guide.
Next to the Saint-Pierre Church of Le Fousseret, you'll find a small shaded park that offers lovely views of the Pyrenees and the church itself.
The small shaded park next to the Saint-Pierre Church of Le Fousseret is ideal for enjoying views of the Pyrenees. Another option is the Nice rest area near Carbonne, which offers a view of the Garonne River and convenient public toilets.
Summer is excellent for enjoying shaded paths like the Small trail along the Garonne. However, be aware that during winter, some riverside paths can become impassable due to high water levels. Spring and autumn generally offer pleasant weather for exploring the region's trails and historical sites.
When exploring trails, especially gravel connections like the Gr86, be mindful that fords can be difficult to cross after rain. Some footbridges have been built to ease passage. Always check local conditions, especially near rivers, as water levels can affect accessibility.
Visitors appreciate the blend of historical sites and natural beauty. The shaded trails, like the Small trail along the Garonne, are highly valued for summer excursions. The scenic views from places like the park near the Saint-Pierre Church of Le Fousseret, offering glimpses of the Pyrenees, are also a favorite. The community has shared over 22 photos and given more than 18 upvotes to these attractions.
Yes, for crossing streams, you might encounter features like the Small makeshift bridge, a wooden log bridge that allows passage without getting wet when arriving in Rieumes from the north. On trails like the Gr86, numerous footbridges have been constructed to facilitate crossing streams.
For more details on Labastide-Clermont's rich history and local attractions, you can visit the official tourism website for the Coeur de Garonne region. Check out tourismecoeurdegaronne.com for comprehensive information.


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