Landscapes 

Panoramic maps of Lévézou

- Trémouilles : panoramic map in Saint Hilaire: overlooking the Valley of Viaur and Rodez.

- Salles Curan : panoramic map in Les Vernhes hamlet, close to the moor on the Puech Montagnard (altitude 887m) : overlooking the Lake of Pareloup and its surroundings.

- Vézins de Lévézou : panoramic map in Beauregard hamlet (next to the D28 road) : outstanding vista of the Valley of Aveyron and the Aubrac.

    - Vézins de Lévézou : panoramic map in Puech du Pal: 180° view of the Causses de Sauveterre, the valley of Tarn and the Lévézou.

- Saint Laurent du Lévézou : panoramic map on the top of Mont Seigne (altitude 1128m) : 360° view of the whole plateau of Lévézou. Ladybirds sanctuary with explanatory boards.

- Alrance : panoramic maps on top of the Tour de Peyrebrune : great view of the Forest of Lagast and the Lake area.

- Prades de Salars : panoramic map in the rest area of Rayret.

The puech of Monseigne

The Monseigne moutain has a peak of 1128m and overlooks the Lévézou, the valley of Tarn, the Causses and the Aubrac. On a clear day, the Pyrénées can be seen. From the summit, you can see a protohistoric circular surrounding wall where amphora fragments dated from 1st or 2nd centuries BC were found. This wall was a landmark for astronomers to mesure the meridian.

The Mont Seigne is also a natural environment where you can find peat bogs covered with wild orchids and carnivorous plants, and a preserved ecosystem. He is a sanctuary for ladybirds who appreciate its coolness in summer. That's why «clapas» (artifical shelters for ladybirds) have been installed on its summit, along with explanatory boards.