Montclus is located in a bend of the Cèze River.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Montclus has thereby chosen Montclus as their destination.
Landscape
The “Gorges de la Cèze à Montclus” are designated as a “site inscrit” under French law of 1930.
The ZNIEFF “Gorges de la Cèze à Montclus” encompasses the downstream section of the Cèze gorges; it extends for just over seven kilometres on both sides of the village of Montclus.
The peaks of Serre de fons, Serre de Vambelle and Serre Noir are located in the vicinity of Montclus.
The Grotte du Château d’Ebbo cave is also located in the vicinity of Montclus.
In connection with Montclus, the Source de la Marnade and its lavender fields are highlighted as landscape features.
Culture
At the lieu-dit “Les Beaumes” are the remains of an old Benedictine monastery carved into the rock; the complex later served as a Templar chapel in the 12th and 13th centuries.
Montclus has narrow lanes, vaulted passageways and restored rural houses made of white stone.
The Pont du Moulin dates from 1870.
The Abbatiale de Goudargues, considered a monastery, is located in the vicinity of Montclus.
The historic site of the Chartreuse de Valbonne is located in the vicinity of Montclus.
The ruins of the Abbaye de Valsauve (1217–1375) are located in the vicinity of Montclus.
The ruins of Château d’Allègre are located in the vicinity of Montclus.
Activities
Swimming in the Cèze is recommended as an option for visitors to Montclus.
The first stage of the “Road Trip des Villages Classés de la Provence Occitane” includes a walk in Montclus.
A paid car park is available below the village of Montclus.
More local pages: Gallargues Le Montueux, Saint-Quentin-La-Poterie, Rodilhan, Montpezat, Saint-Paulet-De-Caisson, Saze, Robiac, Méjannes-Le-Clap
