Cirque of Bône Nature Reserves in Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val

The Cirque of Bône is formed by a meander of the Aveyron, in the commune of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val. A belvedere offers you an exceptional panorama over the Aveyron Gorges. A bridge spans the river and allows you to contemplate the circus.

Several footpaths criss-cross the plateau. A hiking loop of around 3 hours (9 km) starts from the Belvédère of Cirque of Bône car park. Several points of interest mark out the course, in particular the Source Poulso Guerro, the Caves of the White Lady and Trassadou. You will see some beautiful views of the Rock of Anglars. Other circuits take you to the other bank via the bridge or head towards the village of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val.

In the nearby town of Caylus, the Cirque of Labarthe and the Petrifying Waterfall of Saint-Pierre-Livron are also worth a detour.

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