Along the 7.5-kilometre Hauts de Saint-Baudille circular route, old paved paths lead to large manor farms built from gneiss. The south-facing slopes overlook the Thoré Valley and offer views of the Montagne Noire.
Anyone choosing Pont-de-Larn as a holiday destination will want to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Church of Saint-Baudille in Pont-de-Larn dates back to the 12th century, was restored around 1850 and renovated in 1990.
The 12-kilometre Hauts de Roussoulp hiking route begins in Saint-Baudille and crosses the two main streams of the municipality of Pont-de-Larn, the Doul and the Issalès. It passes through a beech forest considered an important site of Protestantism.
The 13-kilometre Hauts de la Môle circular route passes the Pas des Bêtes body of water and runs through peaty meadows known as sagnes. At its end stand two imposing statue menhirs, considered evidence of a civilisation from the end of the Neolithic period, around 5,000 years ago.
Climbing
The Rocher d'escalade de Pont de Larn climbing crag has 15 routes graded from 4a to 6b; the routes range from 10 to 20 metres in height.
Transport
The free number 8 bus route operated by the Libellus network enables residents of Pont-de-Larn to travel to Mazamet.
