Belvédère du Berger

The Belvédère du Berger is a viewpoint located at about 278 meters above sea level near the village of Puéchabon. From this spot, visitors can look out across the valley toward Saint Guilhem le Désert and the distinctive limestone rock formations that shape the landscape.

This location has been an observation point for shepherds for many centuries, allowing them to watch over their flocks across the valley slopes. This long connection to pastoral life shaped the identity of the region.

The name comes from the shepherds who watched their flocks here for centuries, and this heritage remains visible in how the place is used today. Visitors can see paths and markers that reflect this long pastoral tradition.

Access requires advance registration through the Saint Guilhem le Désert Valley Tourist Office, with guided visits offered year-round. Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for weather changes depending on the season.

The location has specific spots where photographers capture sunrise and sunset light playing over the valley and its limestone cliffs. These positions are favored by those seeking to photograph the dramatic changes in light during these times.