Overview
Salvagnac is a tiny hilltop town of about 1,200 residents in the Tarn region of southern France. The village offers an idyllic rural landscape with a 15th-century castle, several historic churches, and access to the Tescou valley for hiking and mountain biking.
Architecture · Budget Travel · History · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Accommodation
Limited accommodation with only a handful of options including Hôtel Restaurant Le Relais des Deux Vallées and a couple of bed-and-breakfasts.
Activities
Main activities are hiking and exploring the 15th-century castle. The 23 km Le salvagnacois trail is popular.
Food
Dining is limited to one main restaurant, a cafe, and a guinguette by the lake. A bakery and two small shops provide provisions.
Transport
Salvagnac is accessed by local bus and car. The town is small enough to explore on foot. No bike rental is available in town.