Gincla: Holiday Apartments and Houses
Accommodation in Gincla
Gincla is home to the Font du Tury, a waterfall on the Chemin de la Cascade. The waterfall springs from a moss-covered rock and emerges from an unusual tuff structure with Baroque columns.
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Anyone choosing Gincla as a holiday destination will want to find a holiday apartment there.
Nature
The peaks of Roc des Escoutibos, Roc de Boucheville, Pech dels Escarabatets and Sarrat Naout are located in the vicinity of Gincla.
Activities
The Chemin de la Cascade begins at a car park on the Route de Boucheville in Gincla. The path crosses the river via stepping stones, which may be impassable during heavy rain, and is marked with white-and-red GR and yellow PR waymarkers.
The fishing route in Gincla is designed for brown trout.
Culture
The ruins of the Abbaye de Jau are located in the vicinity of Gincla. In the wider regional area around Gincla are the castles Château d'Usson, Château de Peyrepertuse and Château de Quéribus.
The former forges of Gincla are still visible.
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