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Le Clot can be your base to explore and experience the many delights of the southern Aveyron and Tarn regions, among them the historic sites of the Cathar trail, fortified medieval villages such a Najac and Cordes sur Ciel, the Aveyron and Tarn Gorge, and the many chateaux and castles. The route to Saint Jacques de Compostelle passes near by.
Le Clot is 6 km from the charming village of Naucelle with its cafes, bars, post office, supermarkets and excellent outdoor swimming complex. There is a market every Saturday throughout the Summer selling local produce and handicrafts. Some places of local interest to visit are given at the following link Places to Visit
This region boasts many lively and welcoming villages, notably the magnificent “bastide” of Sauveterre de Rouergue, with its half timbered houses and friendly restaurants and cafes
The Aveyron would seem to have been created for outdoor pursuits and relaxation. Le Clot lies within Le Segala region stretching from the Levezou lakes to the valleys of the rivers Aveyron and Viaur and is known as “the land of the hundred valleys”. Lac de Paraloup is the largest lake in the region and is a fantastic waterborne playground for all ages.
The Aveyron offers beautiful scenery, dramatic and picturesque landscapes. It is a land of water; gorges, valleys, lakes, rivers all bathed in sunlight under a radiant blue sky. From roads running along the hilltop ridges, one suddenly plunges down towards the streams that snake their way through the wooded slopes. The world's highest bridge crosses the Tarn at Millau.