Le Roudou

On the edge of the legendary deep forest of Grésigne Between the Aveyron Gorges and the Gaillac vineyards lies the Grésigne forest, a vast, undulating wooded dome surrounded by limestone plateaus and limestone limestone plateaus on which defensive fortresses and hanging villages (Puycelci, Penne, Bruniquel) have been built.

Le Roudou lies at the edge of the forest, 400 m above sea level on the Vaour plateau, overlooking the vineyards and the Gaillac plain in the distance. On a lovely lawn, owner Robert has set up a cute little gîte.


A stay at Le Roudou will allow you to discover the Bastides albigeoises, meet the Gaillacois winegrowers and their age-old know-how, not forgetting walks and hikes in the forest, to discover the remains of oppidum or traces of past activities by glassmakers or charcoal burners. In autumn, don't miss the stag bellowing season and the famous porcini mushrooms growing under the oak trees.



A small, independent nest for two, set in a large garden with a pretty lawn, close to the owner's house.

One-storey gîte, comprising :
- living room with open-plan kitchen (fridge, gas oven, gas hob, microwave), sofa bed, TV
- bedroom (1 double bed 140x190)
- bathroom with shower cubicle, washbasin and toilet

Electric heating