Noailhac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
In Noailhac, the Notre-Dame church stands in a meadow bordered by part of Rue Notre-Dame, the Durenque River and the Ganoubre stream. Its Romanesque portico is believed to date from the mid-12th century; the west portal has been partially listed as a historic monument since 16 May 1972.
Culture and History
The historic site of Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Ardorel is located in the immediate vicinity of Noailhac. Château d'Aiguefonde is located near Noailhac. The historic site of Abbaye Royale de la Rode is also located in the wider regional area.
Landscape
The Pic de Montaud mountain and the Tertre de Co de David summit are located near Noailhac. The summits of le Poumaïrol and Plateau du Sambrès are located in the wider regional area around Noailhac.
Hiking
The Boucle des Forêts du Malous is a 13.5 km circular hiking trail with a duration of around four hours. It passes through wooded gorges beneath a canopy of chestnut, ash, beech, fir and spruce trees and is accessible every day throughout the year.
The Boucle du Ganoubre is a 15 km hiking trail with a duration of around four and a half hours. It passes through the landscape of the Ganoubre Valley, where agricultural land, forests and clearings alternate.
Water
The Durenque is one of the waters managed for fishing by the AAPPMA Noailhac.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment should consider Noailhac as a destination.
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