Although it is not far from the center of Millau, the Château de Creissels is nonetheless located close to nature. Many trails and hiking trails can be found near the castle and can serve as a starting point for your walking adventures. From simple walks to long hikes, Millau is the heart of many pedestrian activities to take your eyes full. Not far from the hotel is the medieval village of Creissels. Full of charm and history, this village dating from the Middle Ages retains all its wealth of yesteryear with in particular its 13th century priory, which is to be seen. But also its aqueduct, its body of water or its access to the banks of the Tarn which make Creissels a peaceful place where silence, fauna and flora come together to transform your country walk into a real moment to recharge your batteries.

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Access: at the foot of the Château

Duration: random

Difficulty level: easy

If you are rather looking for an activity along the water, boat trips are possible for a descent under the viaduct, the central point of the Millau hikes. These walks on the waves allow you to have a completely different point of view on the surrounding nature. Along its 9 kilometres, discover the wild fauna and, as a highlight, the troglodyte village of Peyre drawn directly from the rock.

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Access: You can get there directly on foot, the pier is 200 meters below the Château de Creissels

Departure every 45 minutes from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., from April to the end of September

Duration: 1h30

Difficulty level: easy

You also have the possibility of taking a pleasant walk on the trail of the Cascades de Creissels. Nice hike in Millau, the Promenade des Cascades de Creissels is done in 40 minutes round trip. You will discover the importance of water in the village of Creissels by thinking not far from the Moulin de Tournal or the Homède waterfall.

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Access: 550 meters from the Château - 7 minutes on foot / 2 minutes by car

Duration: 40 minutes

Difficulty level: easy

Starting from Creissels is also the Corniches du Larzac walk. Longer and reserved for people a little more familiar with hiking, this walk starts at the same place as the Cascades de Creissels trail. After following the same path to the waterfall, this hike continues on its way and is usually done in 3h30. It is about 10 km long for 400 meters of elevation gain. It leaves from the Tarn Valley to arrive at the Causse du Larzac and allows you to discover all the richness of the Larzac landscapes and a breathtaking view of the Millau Viaduct.

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Access: 550 meters from the Château - 7 minutes on foot / 2 minutes by car

Duration: 3h30

Difficulty level: medium

For the more athletic among you, the favorable nature of our region and its hilly terrain are the ideal playground for surpassing oneself. Many trails exist around Millau. The Chrono Pouncho starts from the base of Pouncho d'Agast, the emblematic cliff of Millau, to reach its summit. 480 meters of D+ over 2.5 km of a course where the difficulties of the terrain and magnificent viewpoints mingle. The record is 10 round trips in less than 10 hours for the more adventurous.

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Starting point: Confluence roundabout in Millau, camping area

Access: 6 minutes by car from the Château via the D809

Duration: random

Difficulty level: difficult

The Challenge Millau Espace Trail is also ideal for trail lovers. 8 courses, from 5 to 29 km, up to 1000m of D+, for crazy people or those who just want to exercise in the heart of nature, always with the Millau Grands Causses territory as their playground. Practical information on the different routes can be found on the Millau sports nature site.