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Gorges du Tarn (Cevennes)Newest Review: ... the next blind corner. On tight bends, the rock-face overhangs the road, and high vehicles often swerve out it avoid it. You can't divert your eyes for a moment to gaze up at the stark crags above, or peer down to see the stream among the rocks and trees below. Stopping places are few. Although the overwhelming impression is of nature at its most rugged, there are several villages along this ... more |
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by - written on 03/08/06 (Very useful, 3243 readings)
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If you follow the recommendation of my recent review and visit the Cévennes, you really should take a look at the nearby Gorges du Tarn (not strictly part of the Cévennes though bits are encompassed in the National Park). This advice will probably not come as a surprise to you, for the gorges of the upper Tarn river have long been renowned as among the most spectacular in Europe, but it is advice that should be followed all the same. * It is nearly thirty years since I first drove down the Tarn gorges. My wife and I were on our way to join some friends holidaying on the Mediterranean coast and decided to take a few extra days and a less ... Read the complete review
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