If you start your journey in Bagnols sur Cèze, you
can walk across the Cèze River plain until you reach Goudargues and
Saint André de Roquepertuis. This plain is surrounded by villages
and hamlets in which wine-growing is still prevalent. A little farther away,
you'll see the wooded hills begin to draw closer together, and you will begin
to enter a narrow gorge
The medieval village of Montclus is the sentry
that stands guard over this part of the river, which enters a narrow gully
until it reaches Tharaux
and then spreads out onto a plain. Only one road crosses through this
wilderness; it begins in Saint Privat de Champclos, where it twists and
turns until it reaches the forests and garrigue of Méjannes le
Clap.
