Bike tour along three rivers: Tarn, Sorgues and Dourbie

Roquefort and Cirque de Tournmemire

You'll start in Tarn valley. Quietly cycling under the Millau viaduct you ride to the medieval town of St. Rome-de-Tarn .

Pictures of the Tarn valley.

In the second part you'll be riding on the Causse du Larzac, a limestone plateau from where the Templars started their crusades to Jerusalem in th 12th and 1 3th century.

You'll find Roquefort and its cheese caves on your way (6 days trip). Through the beautiful valley of the Sorgues you'll be heading to Roquefort and visiting the Roquefort cheese caves.

If you stay an extra night in Château de Sorgues you will make a tour to the Templars cities.

From St. Jean du Bruel you will ride via Nant, an old Benedictin monastery, through the canyon of the Dourbie back to Millau/Creissels.

Cascade de St. Rome-de-Tarn

Pictures of Pays de Roquefort and Sorgue valley.

Here you are in le "Midi" (South of France): A nice climate, : mountains, limestone plateaus (Causses), lush green valleys, roaring rivers (Tarn, Jonte, Dourbie, Lot, Aveyron, Dourdou). Lots of small villages here instead of large urban areas with dense population. Le Tourisme Vert (green tourism) as they say here. No fast food here, but the French cuisine, honest food in small family-run hotels where you will get a warm welcome.

Travel: The nearest airport to B06 is Rodez (Ryanair from London Stansted and Charleroi) or Montpellier.
Transfer from the airport to first hotel in Creissels can be arranged for.
With SNCF-bus from Montpellier to Millau (2 hours).

More travel info here.