Best attractions and places to see around Saint-Rémy-De-Chaudes-Aigues is a commune in the Cantal department of France, situated within the tranquil Aubrac region. This area is characterized by its high plateau, varied landscapes, and proximity to the geothermal activity of Chaudes-Aigues. Visitors can explore local heritage, natural features, and historical sites. The region offers a blend of cultural landmarks and outdoor opportunities.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Very pretty hike. Be careful when it's hot! Very steep little path with a sheer drop. More significant elevation gain, on another app (+-314m). In my opinion, a walk to be classified as moderate
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Very pretty village. Great grocery store, you can also find hiking clothes there at a good price/quality ratio!
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Beautiful, well-kept, and quiet village. Beautiful church. Worth a visit.
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CIRCUIT FORBIDDEN TO DOGS even on a leash… an absolute disgrace… we went miles to get here!!! First of all it’s unacceptable on the part of the department and then Komoot, what are you waiting for to clarify that??!!
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It definitely looks great even without snow 😂
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Aubrac is a high plateau straddling Aveyron, Lozère and Cantal. The landscapes of highlands with a harsh climate, dotted with burons, are magnificent.
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The region is rich in natural beauty. You can discover the expansive Aubrac Plateau, known for its high-altitude landscapes and traditional burons. Another scenic spot is the Gorges of the Bes, offering varied scenery from farmland to impressive valleys and steep rock walls. Further afield, don't miss the breathtaking panoramic views from Puy Mary and Plomb du Cantal, or the picturesque Cascade du Déroc.
Absolutely. The town of Chaudes-Aigues, a short distance away, is famous for its thermal springs and the Géothermia Museum, which delves into the history of thermalism. You can also visit the local Église Saint-Rémi in Saint-Rémy-de-Chaudes-Aigues. Other notable sites include the Romanesque Sainte-Marie d'Aubrac Church, and the impressive Viaduc de Garabit, an Eiffel-designed railway viaduct spanning the Truyère gorges.
The region boasts several charming villages. Nasbinals is a popular settlement with granite houses in the traditional Aubrac style, known for its annual transhumance festival. Saint Urcize is another 'Small City of Character' with medieval charm. You can also explore villages like Laguiole, famous for its artisanal knives, or Salers, classified as one of France's most beautiful villages.
The area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find numerous trails for hiking, cycling, and mountain biking. For cycling, explore routes like the 'Laguiole, capital of the Aubrac' loop. Mountain bikers can tackle trails such as the 'Quille des Goutals – Route de Sainte-Urcize' loop. Water sports are popular at Lac de Grandval and Lake Lanau. In winter, Le Lioran Resort offers skiing and snowshoeing. Find more routes on our cycling guide: Cycling around Saint-Rémy-De-Chaudes-Aigues, and MTB guide: MTB Trails around Saint-Rémy-De-Chaudes-Aigues.
Yes, families can enjoy exploring the charming villages like Nasbinals with its traditional architecture. The Géothermia Museum in Chaudes-Aigues offers an educational experience about the thermal springs. Nature lovers can explore easy trails on the Aubrac Plateau or enjoy water activities at Lac de Grandval. Many hiking trails are suitable for families, and Le Lioran Resort offers activities for all ages, especially during winter.
The renowned thermal springs are located in the nearby town of Chaudes-Aigues. Here, you can witness the waters of the 'Source du Par' gushing from fountains in the town center. The thermal baths offer therapeutic benefits, particularly for joint conditions, and the Géothermia Museum provides insight into the area's unique geothermal heritage.
The region features several impressive castles. The Château d'Alleuze, perched on a rocky outcrop, offers spectacular views of the Truyère gorges. Other well-preserved castles providing a glimpse into medieval architecture and history include Château de Pesteils in Polminhac and Château d'Anjony in Tournemire.
The spring and summer months (May to September) are generally ideal for hiking, cycling, and water sports, when the weather is milder and the landscapes are vibrant. May is particularly special for the traditional transhumance festival in Nasbinals. For winter sports, Le Lioran Resort is active during the colder months.
The region offers a variety of hiking trails. While specific difficulty levels for individual trails are best checked on dedicated route pages, the Aubrac Plateau offers many accessible paths, while areas around Puy Mary and Plomb du Cantal can present more challenging routes. You can find detailed hiking routes and their difficulties on our related guides, such as the gravel biking guide: Gravel biking around Saint-Rémy-De-Chaudes-Aigues.
Visitors frequently praise the authentic charm of the villages, the stunning natural landscapes, and the rich history. Many appreciate the traditional Aubrac style architecture found in places like Nasbinals and Saint Urcize. The varied scenery of the Gorges of the Bes and the vastness of the Aubrac Plateau are also highly rated for their beauty and tranquility.
Yes, Lac de Grandval is an essential destination for water sports enthusiasts, offering various activities. Lake Lanau also provides opportunities for relaxation, beaches, and water sports, making them great spots for cooling off and enjoying the water during warmer months.
Indeed. Approximately 20 km from Chaudes-Aigues, you can visit the impressive Viaduc de Garabit. This railway viaduct was designed by Gustave Eiffel, the renowned architect behind the Eiffel Tower, and is considered a masterpiece of industrial heritage, spanning the Truyère gorges.


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