Refuge

Super-Cayrou

Lot · France0 mUnguardedVerified listing

The place

Unstaffed stopover at 390 m of altitude at Mas de Pégouries, in Gréalou (Lot), on the hill of Pech Laglaire, in the Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park. Modern shelter for hikers and pilgrims on the GR65 (Via Podiensis toward Santiago de Compostela). 4 free-access beds, toilets. No water or electricity on site. Open all year.

Off-season beds
4
Opening
Ouvert toute l'année

Getting there

Stage on the GR65 (Via Podiensis). Free-access stopover for hikers/pilgrims, without water or electricity.

The setting

Causses du Quercy, limestone plateau, regional nature park.

On site

☀️ Contemplation🚶 Randonnée Pédestre🚴 Vélo

Good to know

Refuge Features Accommodation: The refuge can host up to four people for a night under the stars. It consists of two dry-stone "caselles" linked by a terrace, offering a sleeping experience that is both rustic and comfortable. Living Work of Art: This installation was designed by the artist-architects of the Encore-Heureux collective and Pieter Dijkstra. Built in 2020 by the team of builders led by Vincent Caussanel, it is a masterpiece combining architecture, art and nature. Open to All: This refuge is open to everyone, all year round, with no need to book. It offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature in a peaceful and artistic setting. Protected Environment: Please note that the site is a fragile natural area. Visitors are therefore asked to respect the environment by not lighting fires and avoiding picking plants. Amenities: Although the site has no water, dry toilets are available a short distance away, 300 metres, near the GR trail. Contact and Information Location: Close to the GR 65, the refuge is easily accessible for those seeking a peaceful stopover on their journey. Contact: For more information, you can contact the town hall - Le Bourg - 46160 - Gréalou on 05 65 40 75 15. Participation of the Quercy Regional Nature Park: The project was carried out under the aegis of the Quercy Regional Nature Park (PNR), an organisation supporting the conservation and promotion of the region's natural treasures.