
Part of the Grand-Figeac area lies in the heart of the Parc naturel régional des Causses du Quercy, a territory designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark.
This landscape, shaped by stone and water, combines limestone plateaus, cliffs, hidden valleys, and caves — an ideal setting to combine sport, discovery, and contemplation.
Photo: Pink sunrise over Cajarc © OTGF – N. Andrieu


Awarded the “Towns and Lands of Art and History” label, the Grand-Figeac area showcases a rich and vibrant heritage: medieval villages, historic monuments, rural heritage sites, and landscapes shaped by human activity.
Guided tours, events, and discovery trails offer visitors the opportunity to better understand this unique territory.

The Grand-Figeac area has been awarded the “Towns and Villages Under the Stars” label, recognizing initiatives undertaken to preserve the quality of the night sky.
Part of the territory lies within the Black Triangle of Quercy, renowned for its exceptionally clear starry skies and very low levels of light pollution.
After your trail run, take time to look up and enjoy a truly unique nighttime spectacle.


Looking to mix things up?
The area offers a wide range of walks and hikes suitable for all levels.
Another way to discover the landscapes of the Lot at a slower pace.
Photo : Hike near Lac du Tolerme Aude Leconte - Lot Tourisme

Between limestone cliffs, winding rivers, and hilltop villages, the Lot and Célé valleys offer an exceptional natural setting to discover along the trails. The Lot Valley charms visitors with its open, sunlit landscapes, dotted with characterful villages and panoramic viewpoints, while the wilder and more intimate Célé Valley reveals sculpted cliffs, caves, and unspoiled nature ideal for getting away from it all.
These two complementary valleys form a true land of exploration where nature and heritage are closely intertwined. They also offer countless opportunities for outdoor activities — hiking, cycling, canoeing, swimming, and rock climbing — providing many ways to extend the adventure in the heart of an authentic and diverse region.
Photo: Canoeing in the Célé Valley © OTGF – L. Berton

Accommodation, restaurants, activities, and sightseeing ideas: find all the practical information you need to plan your stay on the Tourism Office website.