La Croix de Paulhe: A Viewpoint with a Story
Discover panoramic views and local history at La Croix de Paulhe, a scenic landmark overlooking the Tarn Valley and Millau Viaduct.
La Croix de Paulhe is a cement cross erected in 1981 on a massive base, located on the edge of the Causse Noir, near Millau. Overlooking the Tarn valley and the village of Paulhe, it stands as a replacement for a monumental wooden cross that was destroyed by a storm in the late 19th century.
A brief summary to La croix de Paulhe
- Paulhe, FR
Local tips
- Bring water and check the weather forecast before hiking to La Croix de Paulhe.
- Visit during the day to fully appreciate the panoramic views of the Millau Viaduct and surrounding landscape.
- Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on potentially uneven terrain.
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Getting There
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Driving
From Millau, take the D911 towards Paulhe. Once in Paulhe, follow local signs towards 'La Croix de Paulhe'. The road is paved but narrow in sections. Parking is available near the site. Note that parking can be limited during peak season. No tolls are applicable on this route. Parking is free.
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Walking
From Paulhe village, follow the marked hiking trails towards 'La Croix de Paulhe'. The hike is moderately challenging, with some steep sections. The trail is approximately 2.4 kilometers each way and takes around 2 hours and 15 minutes. Ensure you have appropriate footwear and water. There are no costs involved.
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