Culture and History
The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste has been protected as a historic monument since 5 October 1946. It has a domed bell tower dating from the 12th century and a semicircular apse with a cul-de-four vault.
The Chartreuse de Caville is an 18th-century charterhouse in the forests near the Eyraud. It comprises a pavilion with rusticated corner pilasters and a mansard roof.
Bourdarias is a former hamlet that was consolidated into a single estate and includes, in addition to the old buildings, a dovecote and a well.
Nature
The Au bord de l'Eyraud circular trail provides information about poplar cultivation and plant species that live by the water. It passes a washhouse and a poplar plantation; information boards explain the riverside vegetation.
The riverside vegetation along the Au bord de l'Eyraud circular trail includes, among others, poplars, willows, ash trees and honeysuckle. The Eyraud stream rises in the hamlet of Chadelaygue.
Hiking
The Sentier St Jean d'Eyraud is a 10.2 km hiking trail starting in the village. A duration of 2 hours and 50 minutes and an elevation difference of 215 metres are given for it.
The Sentier de St Jean is a moderately hilly, heavily wooded 10-kilometre circular trail that starts at the car park in the village centre.
Geographical Setting
Departmental road 15 runs through the centre of Saint-Jean-d'Eyraud. The commune of Saint-Jean-d'Eyraud is also served by departmental road 4.
Accommodation
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Jean-d'Eyraud can include this in their travel plans.
Gîte Ovébas is a furnished apartment in Pouyalou, Saint-Jean-d'Eyraud.
