In the surroundings
Route de Mauriac
15400 Trizac
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Around Le Pioulat campsite, get ready for unforgettable adventures ! Trizac boasts stunning natural sites, a variety of sports activities, and a local culture full of surprises.
Lake Trizac
Just a few minutes from the campsite, Lake Trizac is a must-visit for those seeking peace and natural beauty. Nestled in the heart of the mountains, this picturesque lake is surrounded by lush meadows and woodlands, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing break. The more adventurous can even dip their feet—or take a full swim—in its refreshing waters, especially in summer. And if you’re a fishing enthusiast, don’t forget to bring your gear!
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Seasoned hikers will be in heaven in the Cantal Mountains, easily accessible from Trizac. With trails suited to all levels, this is the perfect destination to explore volcanic ridges and breathe in the crisp mountain air. Take Puy Mary, for example—after a climb that’s sure to work up a sweat, you’ll be rewarded with a spectacular 360° view over the Auvergne mountains… and perhaps a few Salers cows nodding at you in passing!
Outdoor activities : enjoy summer in the open air
The area around Trizac boasts magnificent hiking trails, whether on foot or on horseback for those looking for a change of pace. Numerous marked paths start from the village and lead you through unique panoramas of the surrounding mountains.Horseback riding is an unforgettable experience, perfect for groups of friends or families. Guided by local experts, you’ll explore some of the region’s best-hidden gems.Cyclists, too, will find their paradise here, with varied routes and inclines worthy of the greatest Tour de France climbs! Hop on your bike and explore winding roads that snake between mountains and valleys. Be warned—some routes are not for the faint-hearted—but the scenery is well worth the effort. A tip? Don’t forget your water bottle!
Culture and local events : experience life the Trizac way
In summer, the villages around Trizac come alive with traditional festivals, a cherished Auvergne tradition. Expect music, folk dances, and regional delicacies, not to mention the spectacular fireworks displays. It’s the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the authenticity of local culture. And who knows? You might even be tempted to try a few steps of the Bourrée Auvergnate, the region’s traditional dance! Many farms and producers open their doors to visitors, offering tastings of local specialties, including the famous Auvergne cheeses: Cantal, Bleu d’Auvergne, Saint-Nectaire, and Salers. It’s the perfect occasion to get up close to Salers cows, discover the secrets of regional craftsmanship, and fill your basket with delicious souvenirs.
The Rhue Gorges
For a full immersion in nature, head to the Rhue Gorges. Carved by the Rhue River, this breathtaking site is perfect for an intense hike or a leisurely walk along the cliffs. Along the way, let yourself be enchanted by waterfalls, dense vegetation, and the peaceful atmosphere. A must-see for lovers of unspoiled landscapes and raw natural beauty.
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And why not continue your itinerary in the heart of Auvergne volcanoes ? With its volcanoes as far as the eye can see, be sure to stop off at Onlycamp Pierre & Sources, in Volvic, where nature lovers can enjoy an authentic holiday and discover the unique heritage offered by the Puy-de-Dôme, in the heart of the Massif Central.
