Many Hiking loops.Ĭhasserades: Hotel des Sources, 04 66 46 01 14, Email La Bastide-Puylaurent: L'Etoile Guest House, 06 83 99 70 86, Emailįormer resort Hotel built in 1926 in the architectural style typical of the 'Roaring Twenties', L'Etoile Guest house is a mountain retreat in the South of France. Living room, fitted kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom and shaded private courtyard with garden furniture and barbecue. In the heart of the village, our gîte can accommodate at least 10 people. Also in the establishment a grocery store, bread, stamp, gas, etc.

Lucie and Sylvain will be happy to welcome you warmly and make you discover local products or their native region. The former Alleyrac school has been transformed into a bar restaurant pizzeria since 2018. Pets are always welcome and free!Īlleyrac: L'Ecole Restaurant, Bar, Pizzeria, Grocery store, M. Free Wifi, grocery store, local products, snack bar. Very close to the city center with a superb view of the famous Rock where the Cloister and the Virgin culminate, emblem of Puy-en-Velay. Located in lush greenery and near the river.

He has written more than a dozen guidebooks for Cicerone, several on long-distance mountain routes in France and has been exploring the French Massif Central for over 20 years.Aiguilhe: Puy-en-Velay Camping***, 04 71 09 55 09, Email About Alan CastleĪlan Castle has trekked and cycled in over 30 countries and five continents and for many years led organized walking holidays in Europe. This guide will prove indispensable to the holidaymaker planning to follow in the nineteenth century author's footsteps.It includes a comprehensive list of facilities, accommodation and places of interest along the route, detailed route directions and account of Stevenson's adventures with his sole companion and beast of burden, the donkey Modestine, at each stage.The trail is ideal for those contemplating a walking holiday for the first time, and included advice on travelling to and from southern France, accommodation, equipment, currency and insurance - even coping with emergencies like a snake bite.Packed with snippets of fascinating information about this historic region, it is also useful for cyclists and motorists. In 1991 the Stevenson Trail was finally adopted by the French footpath authorities as the GR70. Robert Louis Stevenson's account of his 140 mile trek through the Massif Central of southern France has long captured the imagination of walkers and lovers of literature alike. I am a reviewer who would like to write about this I am a professional book buyer considering purchasing this for my bookstore I am a professional / teacher considering utilizing this in a classroom

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