Cahus: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature

The Circuit de Miquial is a signposted hiking trail starting in Cahus, marked with green trail markers, and offers a viewpoint over the Biars-Bretenoux valley. The Circuit de Sepval is a signposted hiking trail starting in Cahus, marked with blue trail markers, and offers a panoramic view shortly after the ruins. Birch trees, chestnut trees, conifers and oaks grow on the slopes of Cahus.

Culture

The first known mention of the parish church of Saint-Benoît in Cahus appears in a document dating from 936. Preserved medieval elements made of ashlar are visible in the nave. The church’s main construction phases date to the 13th century, the third quarter of the 16th century and the third quarter of the 18th century. The traditional local townscape includes buildings that often have roofs made of slate slabs, known as lauzes.

Those considering Cahus as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Trails

La Boucle du Ségala is a moderately difficult, 10.5 km-long hiking trail starting in Cahus, with a duration of around four hours. The route can also be ridden by mountain bike. Cahus was named as the destination of a guided discovery hike through forest landscapes.

Orientation

The starting point for the local hiking trails in Cahus is at Lac de Cahus, near the town centre. Laval-de-Cère railway station is 3 km from the picnic area in Cahus.

Other local pages: Belmontet, Ginouillac, Laval-De-Cère, Crégols, Labastide-Marnhac, Le Bourg, Espère, Calès.

To the higher-level travel overview: Lot.