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Montamel village is nice, but very little and not much there. Like nearby Lamothe-Cassel, there's no commerce (or café) of any kind. Montamel does have a fine stone church, along with the few houses, and the surrounding farmlands make a nice view.
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Nearby: |
Beaumat 14 km |
Cahors 20 km |
Cénac-et-Saint-Julien 47 km |
7 km |
Gourdon 21 km |
Lamothe-Cassel 7 km |
Rocamadour 37 km |
La Roque-Gageac 47 km |
Saint Germain-du-Bel-Air 6 km |
Salignac-Eyvigues 60 km |
Sarlat-la-Canéda 45 km |
Uzech 5 km |
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Hiking |
Lodging Hotels |
The open-sided barn (hanger) of a farmhouse in the village had its working equipment for all to see: trucks and combines that could have been in a museum.
Hiking
- Maps:
- IGN (1/25,000) #2138 OT "Cahors NE, Vallee Lot-Cele"
Our 3-hour loop hike from Montamel was listed in the hiking guide as a 2-hour hike. And we didn't spend that much time exploring and photographing along the way. It is nice to look around, though.
The trail out of Montamel goes out past very pretty hamlet of Larroque, with a fortified farm-church and pigeonnier. Further along the hike the trail came out of the woods at the "hamlet" of Los Davadades, that was really just one farm.
Later, the trail passed the "hamlet" of Las Fargues, also a single farmhouse, this one apparently abandoned, although the adjacent farmland was obviously in use. There was quite an interesting pigeonnier on the side of the abandoned barn.
We did notice that the names Los Davadades and Las Fargues had a Spanish sound to them. Local signposts had the names translated to "Les ...".
Lodging - Hotels
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Photo gallery of One large photo for Montamel
