Nature and Trails
Le Fel is home to a protected natural area, the Réserve naturelle régionale des coteaux du Fel regional nature reserve, which covers more than 123 hectares and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The educational trail “Les Secrets de la Forêt” is located in this protected area: it is 1 km long, includes eight playful and educational stations for children, and takes 45 minutes to one hour. The GRP Lo Camin d'Olt / GR 465 crosses the same protected area.
The “PR14 bis” circular hiking trail starts at the Maison de la Réserve in Roussy, is 5.5 km long and has an elevation gain of 350 metres.
Renting a holiday apartment in Le Fel can be part of your personal trip planning.
Culture and History
A tower, recently restored by its owners, still stands in the village. The Chapelle de Crestes is dedicated to Saint Stephen and was founded at the beginning of the 17th century by Etienne Roquejoffre, a canon of Conques. The Church of Saint-Pierre dates from the late 19th century, is designed in the Neo-Gothic style and has the floor plan of a simple Latin cross.
The Musée des traditions populaires du Fel: Espace Marcelle Cayron houses a collection of objects, photographs and Occitan texts collected from local residents. It traces the everyday life of the village through winegrowing, wine, navigation on the Lot, honey and wax, as well as chestnuts.
Ceramics and Wine
The Galerie du Don des Le Don du Fel displays contemporary ceramics from around the world. Le Don du Fel holds ceramics workshops for amateurs on several weekends.
Domaine Mousset offers wine tastings and wine sales in its cellar in the centre of Le Fel.
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