Cycling
The “VTT-FFC® – Sous le Serre de Fons et la Table des Turcs” route is a difficult 30.9 km circular route with a stated duration of 3 hours. It leads south from the plateau towards Fons-sur-Lussan and includes several climbs and descents.
An inclusive circular cycling route for adaptive sports passes through garrigue landscapes, alternates between climbs and descents, and crosses Fons-sur-Lussan.
The Le Plateau de Lussan mountain-biking route also starts from Fons-sur-Lussan and passes through Lussan, Vallérargues, Bouquet and Fons-sur-Lussan.
The “Lussan, village perché de caractère” gravel loop is 32.75 km long and includes 461 metres of elevation gain. It alternates between tracks, small roads and farm tracks. It also passes through Fons-sur-Lussan and the typical hamlets of Vendras and La Lèque amid an open agricultural landscape.
Renting a holiday apartment is one possible option for a stay in Fons-sur-Lussan.
Hiking and Landscape
The short La Rouvière hiking trail runs from Fons-sur-Lussan to Malataverne and is signposted.
The “Plaine de Camellié” ZNIEFF area comprises an agricultural landscape, garrigue-covered slopes and wooded areas on limestone terrain on the Lussan plateau.
Townscape and History
The Protestant temple in Fons-sur-Lussan dates from 1855.
The village fountain complex in Fons-sur-Lussan has been preserved with two semicircular basins and livestock troughs.
The Church of Saint-Étienne is located on Place de l'Église in the heart of Fons-sur-Lussan. It is designed in the Neo-Romanesque style and has a Latin-cross floor plan. The Church of Saint-Étienne dates from the 19th century.
The place name Fons-sur-Lussan refers to a spring that rises within its territory.
Event
A Fête votive is scheduled to take place in Fons-sur-Lussan on the first weekend of August.
