Barnas: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
In Barnas, the botanical trail combines specific route information with insights into the local flora. The “Barnas et son sentier botanique” trail is easy, 5.5 km long and takes around two hours. Known as the Sentier botanique de Barnas, it is a circular walk that starts at Place St Théophrède, leads through the Lafarre valley and returns via the hamlet of Bouix. Information boards provide details about the local plants and trees.
When planning a trip to Barnas, finding a holiday apartment may be a consideration.
Hiking and Nature
Ça marche à Barnas organises weekly hikes in the surrounding area on Wednesdays. The route to the 1,498 m-high Rocher d’Abraham also starts at Place St Théophrède and passes above the hamlet of Lamothe. This section of the route also forms part of the 51 km-long Trail de la Chaussée des Géants.
The Ardèche in Barnas offers opportunities for swimming and trout fishing.
Culture and History
The present-day Église de Barnas dates from the 19th century and is open every day throughout the year. The village of St Théofrède-de-Bruc dates back to the 8th century.
The Tour de Chadenac is privately owned and cannot be visited. It was formerly a watchtower and seigneurial outpost above the Ardèche valley and overlooks Sigadou.
Local Life
In the Lafarre valley in Barnas, Ferme du Bardy sells chestnuts, sheep, lambs and female lambs directly from the farm. The Les Barnassous association brings together people connected with Barnas at social events such as concerts, exhibitions and chestnut roasts.
To the overarching travel overview: Ardèche.
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