Culture
The Dolmen du Ranc de Guilhaumet is a Neolithic burial monument; its protective tumulus has been preserved.
The monument is situated at an altitude of 336 metres at one of the highest points of the Plateau des Gras.
The Église St Pierre in Uzer was rebuilt in 1826.
The Bastide d’Uzer is a medieval building. Its owners regularly organise concerts featuring lyrical singing.
The Sautes in Uzer are dams or raised areas covered with large stones; they enable pedestrians to cross the river.
Two lime kilns are still visible in Uzer: one in the Morte Mérie district and the other in Berjoux.
Uzer’s village festival takes place on the second weekend of July.
Uzer lies along the route of a Roman road and was historically crossed by a mule track leading from Languedoc to Le Puy.
The Tombe du géant on the Ranc de Guilhaumet is a megalithic tomb accessible via a hiking trail.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Uzer is expressing their desire for individually planned accommodation.
Hiking
The Circuit n°21 – Le sentier des Cades is a signposted, 8.8 km circular hike starting in Uzer.
The Le sentier des Cades hiking trail crosses the Plateau des Gras, a limestone landscape characterised by Mediterranean vegetation.
Circuit n°22 offers panoramic views of the Tanargue and the Ardèche River.
Cycling
The Via Ardèche is a cycle path developed as a greenway and runs directly above the village of Uzer.
