The Cévennes
France
In short: The Cévennes is a About 145 km scenic road trip in France, typically driven over 2 days, best in Spring / Fall. Highlights: Florac, Gorges du Tarn, Gorges de la Jonte.
A two-day classic corridor beginning at Florac, crossing the limestone causses and the gorges of the Tarn and Jonte, and ending at Millau and its landmark viaduct. The distant Saint-Jean-du-Gard approach is deliberately excluded from this paced version.
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Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1Florac, timed Aven Armand and Point Sublime
Aven Armand · Point Sublime · Auberge du Moulin
Day 2Jonte Gorge, Meyrueis and Millau Viaduct
Maison des Vautours · Viaduc Expo and official viewpoint · La Table de Jean
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Frequently asked questions
How long is the The Cévennes drive?
The The Cévennes covers About 145 km from start to finish.
How long does the The Cévennes take to drive?
Most travellers spend 2 days on the The Cévennes, depending on stops and pace.
When is the best time to drive the The Cévennes?
The recommended season for the The Cévennes is Spring / Fall.
Where does the The Cévennes start and end?
The The Cévennes runs from Florac to Viaduc du Millau.
What are the main stops on the The Cévennes?
The The Cévennes passes through Florac, Gorges du Tarn, Gorges de la Jonte.
How difficult is the The Cévennes to drive?
The The Cévennes is rated easy and is best handled with any vehicle.
Can I drive the The Cévennes in a regular car?
Yes — the The Cévennes is paved end-to-end and a regular car is fine in normal conditions.
Is the The Cévennes EV friendly?
Yes — the The Cévennes has charger coverage along the route and works as an EV road trip.
Is the The Cévennes safe to drive?
This version starts at Florac; Saint-Jean-du-Gard is removed rather than hidden off the day plan. Check attraction hours and road notices after severe weather. Point Sublime itself is an outdoor viewpoint available year-round when road/access conditions allow, while nearby services are seasonal. Use one cave/viewpoint/town combination on day 1 and one vulture-centre/Millau/official viaduct sequence on day 2.
What scenic tier is the The Cévennes?
The The Cévennes is a notable drive — Notable scenic drives — strong character routes that locals know well and that reward travellers willing to step beyond the most-photographed roads.