Cierp-Gaud: Apartments and Holiday Homes
Cierp-Gaud lies at the entrance to a valley through which the Pique flows. The peaks of Pic du Gar frame the village and reach heights of up to 1,785 m. Cierp-Gaud’s giant sequoia was awarded the “Arbre Remarquable de France” label in October 2015.
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History and Places
The Château de Cierp-Gaud was built around 1591. Only the tower of the Château de Cierp-Gaud dates back to the original construction period. The Chapelle Soueste was rebuilt in 1843.
Access to the Chapelle Soueste is via the Michou et Gérard path at the first crossroads when leaving the Gaud-Dessus district. Other places of interest in Cierp-Gaud include the Tour Montclar and the Roman road.
Landscape and Water
Lac de Rouziet is a small lowland lake in the Garonne Valley. It is used mainly as a tourist fishing course and as a fishing area for introductory fishing activities. The lake also has an adapted Handipêche fishing platform.
Activities
At Pyrénées Hô, the huge zip line starts at a height of 60 m and runs through the park over a length of 250 m. Pyrénées Hô is an adventure and leisure park with courses among trees and rocks, as well as a variety of ground-level games for adults, teenagers and children.
Aquavitalité in Cierp-Gaud is a facility for well-being, relaxation and fitness, offering various water-based activities. Its services include aqua fitness, aquabiking, aquagym, a swimming school and swimming lessons.
Getting Around
The sixth stage of the Tour de la Haute-Garonne cycle tour leads from Cierp-Gaud to Martres-Tolosane.
To the main travel overview: Haute-Garonne.
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