Brunas Viewpoint – Cap de Coste Viewpoint loop from Creissels

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Brunas Viewpoint – Cap de Coste Viewpoint loop from Creissels

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Brunas Viewpoint – Cap de Coste Viewpoint loop from Creissels

02:58

32.7km

730m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 3.21 km for 57 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.84 km

Le Tarn

Lake

3.23 km

Old bridge

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Beautiful view of the Pont Lerouge from the small path that runs along the Tarn. There are only two arches left and this pink house which seems to be suspended in the void.

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11.6 km

Pas Destrech Cross

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The cross of La Pas Destrech is in the Causse du Larzac. Located on the edge of the cornice, along impressive cliffs, it offers a dizzying panorama over the town of Millau.

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15.3 km

Brunas Viewpoint

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From the Larzac plateau, the Brunas site offers a vast panorama of the Millau valley. Stretched between the two banks of the Tarn, the viaduct with its seven concrete piers appears in its entirety. Behind it unfolds the entire causse Rouge, a large limestone plateau whose undulations dominate the valley. Then, the Puech d’Andan is distinguished by its wooded silhouette, cut in two by a clear central notch. Further to the right stands the Pouncho d'Agast, a pyramidal promontory marking the beginning of the causse Noir at an altitude of 841 m.

Brunas is also a true site for free flight. The take-off area is located directly on the plateau; the site is mainly used with a north wind and allows paragliders to take off and then land in the vicinity of the same sector, with approximately 370 m of elevation difference down to the valley. The spectacle of the sails evolving in front of the viaduct adds a particular dimension to this panorama.

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15.8 km

Cap de Coste Viewpoint

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Perché at an altitude of approximately 730 meters, the Cap de Coste viewpoint overlooks the eastern end of the Boundoulaou cirque. It reveals a vast panorama of the Millau basin and its surrounding massifs.

To the left, the easily recognizable Millau Viaduct spans the Tarn valley, connecting the Larzac to the Causse Rouge. Further to the right stretches the latter: a large limestone plateau whose undulations dominate the valley. Then, the Puech d’Andan stands out with its wooded silhouette, cut in two by a clear central notch. Finally, further away, the Pouncho d’Agast, an emblematic relief of the Causse Noir, is easily recognized by its profile like a true limestone pyramid.

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25.8 km

St Georges/ Millau

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A must-do descent but a bit technical with lots of stones

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29.3 km

St Georges de luzencon/Millau

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29.7 km

Millau Viaduct

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Beautiful view of the viaduct, which culminates at 343 meters in height (higher than the Eiffel Tower)! 2,460 meters long, it is supported by 7 colossal feet and holds the world record for height.

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32.7 km

End point

Bus stop

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