Le Miracle is the ideal base for hiking in the South of France.

Hikers will find a wide range of hiking trails in the Lozère plateaus and vast valleys with the Gorges du Tarn and the mountains of Mont Lozère and Mont Aigoual. Here, the passionate hiker can make beautiful walks. With a bit of luck, beavers can be seen in the many rivers of the Cévennes and the clear water is an invitation to take a plunge along the way.
As the Ardèche is nearby, a walk in this beautiful region is a good option. The Ardèche is green, wide and more mountainous, with the Gorges d’Ardèche and the Gorges du Chassezac.
In the Gard, the hiker finds mainly limestone and a sloping and hilly landscape with holm oaks, olive trees and garrigue. The atmosphere is more reminiscent of Provence (also called Provence Occitane). A beautiful place to walk for example are the Concluses de Lussan.

Although time seems to have stood still for 30 years in the Cévennes, there is a well-maintained network of walks here in the south. The Cévennes National Park is therefore very popular among hikers. Here you can walk along historic paths. Even from the front door of the Miracle you can undertake endless walks in the vast nature.

The Cévennes became a hiking region due to the Chemin de Stevenson, named after the writer Robert Louis Stevenson who crossed the Cévennes on foot with a donkey. Donkey trekking became popular in the Cévennes thanks to Stevenson.

At Le Miracle there is a catalogue with more than 120 walking described trails. There are also guide maps and the Carto Guide Haute Vallée de la Cèze offers more than 240 km of hiking trails through this part of the country. This allows you to compose your own circuits following a system of junctions.
To make walking in the beautiful surroundings even easier, we have mapped a number of circuits (as a GPX file). They are easy to follow with an application on your smartphone or a GPX-tracker and there is no way you can get lost. All guests receive the Le Miracle Info Guide with all the circuits well before their arrival.

1. Bois de Païolive: a special area with jagged limestone and rocky formations. The Circuit of the Virgin (3 km), for example, is very suitable for walking with young children, discovering rocks in the shape of a camel, elephant or turtle and going in search of the Virgin hidden somewhere on top of the rocks.
2. Chapelle de Lacham (16 km): departure al le Miracle from the front door, a strong walk with steep slopes where the use of a walking stick is recommended. On the way back, you will have a magnificent view of the vast landscape with Mont Lozère, Mont Ventoux, Mont Bouquet, the Ardèche and the peaks of the Pre-Alps.