Hérault

Hérault is a department in Occitanie, France.

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Pont Saint-Joseph, a late 17th-century bridge in Agde

43.6109193.8772311 Montpellier — capital and largest city of Languedoc-Roussillon
43.313.4752782 Agde
43.3433333.2161113 Béziers
43.4480563.6580564 Bouzigues
43.4744443.0863895 Causses-et-Veyran
43.6061112.7980566 Fraisse-sur-Agout
43.3541672.7463897 Minerve
43.5563892.9147228 Olargues
43.4594443.4227789 Pézenas
43.4886112.76027810 Saint-Pons-de-Thomieres
43.4044443.69666711 Sète
43.3908333.49861112 Pomerols

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Take high-speed train (AVE and TGV) from Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Madrid or Barcelona. Intercity services (Intercités) from Bordeaux, Toulouse or Clermont. Regional and local services (TER Occitanie) by SNCF.

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The Peninsula and Mountain of Rouens (253m) in the township of Clermont-l'Hérault, and the Lac du Salagou; photo taken from the southwest in the township of Liausson

Monts de l'Espinouse ^{[dead link]} — a beautiful range of relatively low mountains, wild and craggy with few paths, around the D14 from Olargues to Fraisse-sur-Agout. A small side road (to the left from the above direction) leads to the tiny pretty village of Douch, from which there is a good path to the summit of Mont Caroux, where you suddenly come across a great southern vista.

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Gorges d'Héric — lots of climbing and hiking opportunities. A road train connects the gorges with the town of Mons.

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