This 12 km Tour du Tarn on horseback takes you from Puycelci, a village perched on a limestone cliff, to the foot of the imposing Brunniquel castle, suspended above the Aveyron.
Route details
Alert
The route involves crossing or partially running alongside departmental roads.
In the most exposed areas, signs inform motorists of the possible passage of horse riders.
Be careful.
Some tricky passages on the footpaths must be bypassed on horseback, be sure to follow the “Le Tarn à Cheval” signs.
In the most exposed areas, signs inform motorists of the possible passage of horse riders.
Be careful.
Some tricky passages on the footpaths must be bypassed on horseback, be sure to follow the “Le Tarn à Cheval” signs.
Description
The Tarn horse riding route is largely based on the network of hiking trails.
It is advisable to follow the footpath markings and the instructions provided by the specific “Le Tarn à cheval” signage and to refer to the GPS tracks or the detailed description of the markings.
It is advisable to follow the footpath markings and the instructions provided by the specific “Le Tarn à cheval” signage and to refer to the GPS tracks or the detailed description of the markings.
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