Stage 04: Landos - Langogne - Naussac

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The world was very small this morning, there was a dense fog. At the bakery on the square of Landos even here some shopping and go for breakfast. The first part of the route we have made in the fog. The fog continued until just past Arquajols. Observe Arquajols also here on the bridge. At the moment the sun won the clouds (fog), he conjured a magnificent spectacle appeared. Shreds of fog dissolved and went away leaving the valley and the village where we had gone through just became visible.

At three kilometers for Pradelles hung a sign saying that there was a detour, we were led through the village of La Fagette. This part was very boring because it was on a paved road that was brand new. So watch if you route, the diversion was in August 2009 and may over time change back to the original route. Because we have limited the diversion of a small village Pradelles seen. Pradelles has a beautiful architectural heritage: the portals of St. Clement and La Verdet, the fountain Sainte-Reine, the fortified home of Le Mazouric and chapel Notre-Dame. Pradelles in the route we were momentarily lost, the last indent of what we saw was a staircase that went towards the public toilets. Fortunately we had the route home already signed on the GPS, thus we were able to continue our way pretty easily. We saw the first lines again only after we had passed the churchyard. As we saw Lake Naussac already in the distance. The road to Langogne was another wide trail, really like the whole route. He also claimed alternately by pasture and arable fields.

In Langogne arrived, and after passing the bridge over the L'Allier, was a bit more swing through the streets to the Mairie (Hotel de Ville). Besides the Mairie is the local Tourist Office (VVV), here we have a plan to make sure the way to our hotel by Lake Naussac to find. The lady behind the counter was so nice to us a route to the lake to which gradually went up. The most direct route, which is a pretty steep climb. But what we would opt for either route meant that we had to walk 2.3 miles away. After some searching in the village and the camp Naussac we finally found our hotel, where we earned our day will be fun. If you take the next day without rest, we advise you to take a vacation in itself Langogne take.