Table of Contents

Southern Cevennes
Walk 1 Circuit de L'Arre
Walk 2 Circuit des Maures
Walk 3 Roc de L'Esparon
Walk 4 Pic d'Anjeau/Rochers de la Tude
Walk 5 La Cirque de Navacelles
Walk 6 Sentier de la Trescoulade
Walk 7 Sentier des Ruisseaux
Walk 8 Circuit des Camisards
Walk 9 Le Sentier des Anes
Walk 10 Truc de Montaigu
Walk 11 La Draille de la Transhumance
Walk 12 Les Cascades d'Orgon
Walk 13 Lac des Pises
Walk 14 Circuit de Mont St-Guiral
Walk 15 L'Abîme de Bramabiau
Walk 16 Vallée du Bonheur


Northern Cevennes
Walk 17 Round Mont Puecheral
Walk 18 Sentier des Menhirs
Walk 19 Walk around Le Pont-de-Montvert
Walk 20 Sentier du Pic Finiels
Walk 21 Ste-Enimie (Gorges du Tarn)
Walk 22 Gorges du Tarn from La Malène
Walk 23 Sentier des Couronnes
Walk 24 Sentier du Tarn and Causse Méjean
Walk 25 Sentier de Vernagues
Walk 26 Le Chaos de Nîmes Le Vieux
Walk 27 Sentier de Fourques
Walk 28 Sentier de Pompidou
Walk 29 Round Barre-des-Cévennes
Walk 30 Round Fontmort Forest
Walk 31 Sentier des Cans



Tour of Mont Lozère
Day 1 Florac to Mijavols
Day 2 Mijavols to Les Bastides
Day 3 Les Bastides to Le Bleymard
Day 4 Le Bleymard to Les Laubies or La Fage
Day 5 Les Laubies or La Fage to Florac

About the Author

Janette Norton has lived with her physicist husband, Alan, in the Geneva region for over 30 years, raising four children and working in the marketing field. Her love of mountain walking dates from the time she was a guide in her twenties, and the proximity to her home of the Alps and the Jura has enabled her to continue her passion. Now her family has grown up, she has branched out to walk in other areas of France such as Provence, the Cevennes and the Dordogne. This is Book 1 of the two-volume second edition of her first book, Walking in the Haute Savoie.

Reviews

'Best known as the area RL Stevenson roamed around with his donkey, this is otherwise a little-known area to British walkers and well worth exploring. The author's selection of over 30 walks gives an in-depth exploration of the area and the tour of Mont Lozere would make for an excellent backpacking trip.' (Outdoor Pursuits, Oct/Dec 2002)