Florac
Where the Cévennes meet the Tarn Gorges, at the foot of Mont Lozère, Florac is home to the headquarters of the Cévennes National Park.

Saint Julien d'Arpaon
Castle ruins that hark back to another age look down on this village at the centre of the Mimente valley.
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Col de Jalcreste
The Col de Jalcreste, also known as the cock's crest pass, is on the watershed line.

Col de Pendédis
This pass, at an altitude of 670 m, has one of the prettiest views in the Cévennes, in particular towards the eastern end of Mont-Lozère.

Saint Germain de Calberte
The houses in this village are set on terraces on a steep slope, lying among majestic chestnut trees in a sheltered valley.

Barre des Cévennes
Built on an outspur of the Causse known as Castellas, this village is 3 km from the Cévennes ridge road.

Saint Laurent de Trèves
A classified historic monument in this tiny hamlet contains 22 dinosoar footprints.

Plan de Fontmort
Best known as the stage of two battles during the Camisard uprising.