Saint-Julien-Labrousse offers a sweeping panorama over the Eyrieux Valley and the Cévennes range. The village is home to the Saint-Julien-Labrousse village church, a fully renovated 19th-century church in the Romanesque style.
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Nature
Several paths provide access to the landscape around the village. The “Un Pays et ses Arbres – N°9” route starts and ends at Serre des Mulets in Saint-Julien-Labrousse. It passes through the “Vallée de l'Eyrieux et ses affluents” Natura 2000 site and is a 12.5-kilometre loop with educational stations about various tree species.
The “L'Albouret Trail” offers numerous viewpoints over the Eyrieux gorges. The Grand Bouveyron wetland consists of a network of three ponds in a densely wooded setting. There, a path created by clearing vegetation, with two information boards, complements the existing “Un pays et ses arbres” discovery trail.
“Les Cabanes de Labrousse” in Saint-Julien-Labrousse comprise 10 treehouses and have a platform for stargazing.
Activities
The “L'Albouret Trail” is a 6.8-kilometre GR/PR loop that starts and ends at the hamlet of L'Albouret in Saint-Julien-Labrousse. Hiking and cycling are possible on the former CFD railway line.
The “Boucle de St-Julien-Labrousse” is a 15-kilometre cycling loop suitable for families, passing through meadows and forests. It starts in the village and leads to numerous hamlets and farms on a gently undulating plateau. “Les Trottinettes de Labrousse” offer self-guided or accompanied rides.
Events
The annual event “Sur les traces des chanteurs de Mai” is a hike forming part of the “Printemps de la randonnée”, in which Saint-Julien-Labrousse participates. It ends with a meal and an omelette.
