Let’s follow the Tarn River for 50 kilometres.The Tarn Gorges are among the deepest canyons in Europe. They are also extremely picturesque – one of the most scenic parts of France .
Classified since 2010 World Heritage of the UNESCO, the Tarn Gorgeare renowned among the French because of the amazing spectacle of nature but also because they are quite accessible and popular to practice canoeing.
Saint- Chély du Tarn
France-Self guided Walking in the Tarn Gorge
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France-Self guided Walking in the Tarn Gorge
Sainte-Enimie
France-Self guided Walking in the Tarn Gorge
Castelbouc
France-Self guided Walking in the Tarn Gorge
La Malène
France-Self guided Walking in the Tarn Gorge
France-Self guided Walking in the Tarn Gorge
48210 Sainte-Énimie, France
ICI & LA NATURE PICTURES 
Bonjour from England!
This latest batch of pictures takes my breath away. SO lovely! thank you.
Lizzie Ballagher *https://lizzieballagherpoetry.wordpress.com/ *
On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 2:34 PM, ICI & LA NATURE PICTURES wrote:
> Ici & La Nature – Pictures of France posted: ” Let’s follow the Tarn River > for 50 kilometres.The Tarn Gorges are among the deepest canyons in Europe. > They are also extremely picturesque – one of the most scenic parts of > France . Classified since 2010 World Heritage of the UNESCO, the Tarn > Gorgeare” >
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Great photos. Another area to visit next time I am in France. Especially like the old poster
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I looks like a beautiful part of the country. I’d love to go there.
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Reblogged this on ravenhawks' magazine and commented:
beautiful area thanks for sharing
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Exceptional country and perhaps my favourite area of France. Because of my fondness for vultures, I am always drawn more to the largely similar Gorges de la Jonte.
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