Le Petit Futé Lozère 2025-2026: “Always more good deals and experiences to share”

Tristan Cuche, Alain Astruc, maire de Peyre-en-Aubrac, et Cyril Attrazic. Conseil départemental

The Petit Futé Lozère 2025-2026 guide has just been published. The opportunity to discover the thousand and one faces of the department through visits, walks, sports and gastronomy. A real immersion in the local terroir.

Tristan Cuche, responsible for the edition of the Petit Futé Lozère 2025-2026, had chosen a beautiful Lozère reference to present the new Lozère edition of the famous guide in this month of September 2024: the Attrazic table in Peyre-en-Aubrac. This edition also gives pride of place to the art of local gastronomy.

Lots of ideas for a great trip

True to form, the guide is divided into several chapters, thus delimiting at a glance the geographical areas to discover: Mende and the Lot Valley, Margeride, Aubrac, the Tarn Gorges and the Grands Causses, the Cévennes and Mont-Lozère. Not forgetting the good reasons to come and discover the department with its history, geography and literature.

We will note an overview in the form of a top 5, ideal for eating, finding accommodation and outdoor activities. A non-exhaustive list as there are so many places on the small roads of the plains, mountains and plateaus. Or even ideas for itineraries for two days or for the week (discovering big beasts, road and boat trip in the Tarn Gorges). Ideal, in a pocket format or on your phone, so as not to get lost along the way and to get to the essentials.

Le Petit Futé 2025-2026, 216 four-color pages, 11.95 € in paper version (digital version offered) and 6.99 € in digital version. Available in bookstores and on boutique.petitfute.com. I subscribe to read the rest