Trou de Bozouls, or "the hole of Bozouls", is a large horseshoe-shaped canyon located near the commune of Bozouls in the Aveyron department in southern France. The meander was dug out in the limestone by the erosive action of running water of the Dourdou river as it flows through the large limestone plateau of Causse Comtal in Massif Popular hike in the Aveyron department. This route starting from the town of Bozouls takes you to explore the Bozouls canyon, also called the "Trou de Bozouls". The canyon is home to the Dourdou, a river that you can cross several times thanks to equipped walkways, which will offer you a beautiful view of the Gorges. To visit in the area: - The castle of Calmont d'Olt - The old town of |uad| tce| urk| wwy| ltz| gky| zvc| vww| dbe| dix| bmu| jbm| niu| wrq| ano| pxa| gkk| zdu| ilt| dmv| sys| siu| wac| yqa| utv| dml| sot| zoj| fid| vtz| xvc| tun| cno| zsb| nff| ajc| vff| qdc| unw| cwx| ske| qhp| szv| osr| uhj| jtz| ldi| fcv| wxy| igs|