Via Ferrata · Gorges du Tarn
How to choose
Six via ferrata routes across the Gorges du Tarn, priced from 39 € to 50 €, with durations ranging from a half day to a full day. Three physical levels cover the full spectrum: "Everybody welcome" routes at Liaucous and La Canourgue suit first-timers with no prior climbing experience. "Occasionally sporty" options at Boffi (3.5h) and Liaucous via B&ABA Sport Nature step up the challenge with more sustained vertical sections. The "Sporty" tier, including the full-day Rochefort route near Florac, demands real endurance and comfort with exposure. Budget matters less than fitness here: the 39 € and 40 € routes are beginner-friendly half-days, while the 50 € full-day option is the most physically demanding on the list. Pick your level first, your budget second.
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Our picks
Best entry price
Via ferrata of Liaucous in Tarn gorges
At 39 €, this half-day with LES ARTS DU VIDE at Liaucous is the cheapest Everybody welcome option in the lineup.
Most intense
Via ferrata of Rochefort in Florac from Saint Enimie
The only full-day tour at 50 € and rated Sporty, the Rochefort route near Florac delivers the longest and hardest physical challenge of the 6.
Best for beginners stepping up
Via ferrata of Boffi near to Millau
Millau Activites Nature runs 3.5h at Boffi for 42 €, bridging the gap between easy half-days and full Sporty routes with an Occasionally sporty rating.
Best value mid-level
Via ferrata of Liaucous near Millau, Gorges du Tarn
B&ABA Sport Nature offers an Occasionally sporty half-day at Liaucous for 45 €, pairing a solid challenge with the iconic Gorges du Tarn backdrop.
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Practical info
Season
May – October
Coordinates
44.2819°N, 3.2741°EEquipment
Harness, helmet and via ferrata lanyard (Y-shaped energy-absorber) are provided by the operator. Wear closed-toe shoes with a stiff sole, bring water and a snack for any route rated Occasionally sporty or above, and add a light rain layer for the full-day Rochefort route.
Getting there
Routes depart from dedicated car parks in Liaucous (commune of Mostuéjouls, 12720), the operator bureau in Sainte-Énimie (Rue du Front du Tarn, 48210) or the Boffi car park in Millau (12100), all accessible by car via the D907 road through the Gorges du Tarn.
See also
Via Ferrata elsewhere
Other activities in Gorges du Tarn
Updated on 3 March 2026