Hotels in Cévennes, France

The Cévennes is a rugged mountain range in southern France, famous for its terraced chestnut groves and stone villages like Le Pont de Montvert. Summers are warm (around 80°F/27°C), perfect for hiking the GR70 Robert Louis Stevenson Trail, while winters are cool (40°F/4°C) and great for exploring the 12th-century Abbaye de Gellone or cheese-making workshops. The region splits into the high, windy plateaus of Mont Lozère and the deep, green valleys of the Gardon River, where you can canoe in summer or hunt for truffles in fall.