Cabrespine: Holiday Apartments and Houses
The Gouffre Géant de Cabrespine is 250 metres deep and has a volume of 1,600,000 cubic metres.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Cabrespine plans their trip around Cabrespine.
Nature
Thousands of bats live in the lower section of the Gouffre Géant de Cabrespine; 10 of the 30 bat species recorded in France have their habitat there.
The “Le roc de l'aigle” hiking trail crosses a Natura 2000 site that specifically protects bats.
Experiences
The Gouffre Géant de Cabrespine offers 50-minute guided tours with commentary as well as audio-guided visits; in July and August, the guided tours with commentary are in French and the audio guides are available in several languages.
The “Accro Grotte de Cabrespine” is a 2.5-hour underground high-ropes and climbing course at the bottom of the Gouffre’s Great Hall, featuring zip lines, suspension bridges and Nepalese bridges.
“La Rivière Souterraine” is a three-hour activity in which participants travel along an underground river while exploring the caves.
Trails
“Les pas de l'Aube” is a 4-hour circular trail covering 9.7 kilometres. The circular trail begins at the Place de l'Église in Cabrespine.
The “Les pas de l'Aube” circular hiking trail passes old shepherds’ huts, which are reminders of a once-important pastoral activity.
Culture
The Château de Cabrespine was built in 1035; today, only a few visible remains survive.
Cuisine
The “Vinospéléologie” at the Gouffre Géant de Cabrespine is a gastronomic tour accompanied by a passionate cave guide.
Villeneuve-Minervois has a terroir that is particularly well suited to truffle production.
For the overarching travel overview: Aude.
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