Les Angles: Holiday apartments and houses

The Château of Les Angles was associated with a branch of the de Garceval family at the end of the 16th century; in the 17th century, it was subsequently associated with the Saunhac d’Ampiac family.

Hiking and Exploring

The discovery trail in the Aveyron Valley is equipped with 86 information panels. Over 95 kilometres, it follows the GR®62B and GR®36 from Moyrazès to Najac.

The Les Survivants du Bois d’Enfer discovery section comprises a landscaped 500-metre stretch followed by a walk through the forest. This section is accessible from the hamlet of Castanié and forms a very easy 1,800-metre out-and-back route.

The Croix de Nances–Bois d’enfer route leads to the GR®62B and Bois d’enfer. Seven hiking trails are listed for the municipality of Moyrazès.

Near Moyrazès, the Ferme équestre de Pomayret offers horseback rides and an introduction to riding for all experience levels.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Les Angles can plan their stay around this destination.

Culture and History

The Pont de Comencau lies within the territories of the municipalities of Moyrazès and Druelle and is part of the GR®62B. It can only be reached on foot or by mountain bike via a country lane.

The Pont de Comencau is built of slate and rests on four semicircular arches. It was built in the 15th century.

During a walk through Moyrazès, you can see the former seigneurial prison and pass two old wells. The route through the village streets also leads to a 16th-century Gothic church with a polygonal choir, which can be visited there.

For the broader travel overview: Aveyron.

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