• La lozère
• Aubrac
• The Cévennes and Mont Lozère Lands of shale and granite solpes
• Gorges of the Tarn and the Jonte, the Grands Causses and Valley of the Lot
• Margeride

Lands of granite plateaux, hills and forests

To the north-east of the department, La Margeride is the most extensive natural area in Lozère. It is a land of granite where forest alternates with moors, grasslands and wide pastures. Once part of the county of Gévaudan, it is rich in eventful history. Les logis - Margeride BRUNEL LE ROCHER BLANC (ALBARET SAINTE MARIE) DE LA POSTE (CHATEAUNEUF DE RANDON) GRAND HOTEL DE LA POSTE (LANGOGNE) DES VOYAGEURS (MALZIEU VILLE (Le)) HOSTELLERIE DU VILLARD (MALZIEU VILLE (Le)) RELAIS SAINT ROCH Rest. LA PETITE MAISON (SAINT ALBAN SUR LIMAGNOLE) But La Margeride is also a secretive place of quiet and the murmuring of water flowing in the many rivers such as the Truyère so prized by fishers. La Margeride is a haven of serenity in this region which remains true to itself in spite of change.