CAMIN'ARTS GREENWAY (CAPESTANG - CRUZY)

The Voie Verte Camin'Arts, when nature and culture become one...
The 11 km route was created on the route of the old railroad line that ran from Colombiers. It now links Capestang to the former Cruzy station, which has been transformed into a restaurant for several years: Le Terminus.
The route allows visitors to discover the railway heritage of the early 20th century (small country stations, gatekeepers' houses, bridges, aqueducts, etc.). Punctuated by art installations, Camin'arts is also an opportunity for contemplative pauses in the superb landscapes of Sud-Hérault, and villages steeped in history: Puisserguier, Creissan and Quarante, which are located nearby... Another way of looking at nature through the prism of art...
You'll wander at your own pace through vineyards, garrigues, pine woods, olive groves, streams... Marvel at the nature that surrounds you, itself a work of art that changes appearance with the seasons, and linger in front of Maxime Sanchez Tomberaw's surprising sculptures that blend into the landscape.
Don't wait any longer to discover Camin'Arts... an invitation to travel and discover.
Departure: parking available near the tourist office in Capestang. Cycle along the canal, starting at the old railway station. You reach it by taking the road that climbs up opposite the iron bridge. From Cruzy, easy access and parking at the Terminus restaurant.