Travel Guide Gabriac

The church is decorated with neo-Byzantine frescoes from Greschny. Not far from the village, on a hill, the Calvary de Gabriac founded in 1679 offers a breathtaking view of the Aubrac Mountains and in clear weather, the mountains of Auvergne and the Cathedral of Rodez. The bridge of Lavernhe, which spans the Cambelong, existed before 1500 and was rebuilt in 1768. The wheat harvests in neighbouring areas go through this old bridge. At 4 km from there, and at 620 m altitude, Ceyrac, built on a piton, was once surrounded by high walls that have not completely disappeared. The village preserves the remains of its castle and a Gothic church with Romanesque and double clocher: a clocher supported by a Roman clocher. More beautiful than the main road to Espalion, point to the lacets road which leads through a footpath from Bozouls to Saint-Como passing through Gabriac and Lassouts, both bucolic and spectacular, with a steep dive on the Lot at the end of the journey.