Lussan

Lussan's stone houses crowd onto a rocky outcrop above the dry, scented garrigue of the northern Gard. Just outside, the little Aiguillon has cut the Concluses, a limestone gorge whose often-dry bed is pitted with pools and potholes, reached by a waymarked path.

Highlights

• The Concluses gorge, with a viewpoint over pools carved in the riverbed
• The village château, a listed historic monument
• The Pierre Plantée menhir, protected since 1910
• The Château de Fan and the Protestant temple
• Garrigue country where the rare Egyptian vulture has nested

Summary based on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.