The fifth and final stage awaits you. Away from the high mountains, a fantastic (have I used that word before?) awaits you along the Tarn, Lot and more rivers. We'll take you by the hand through the Cévennes Natural Park and you'll be just in time for your welcome beer at Hans' Camping Moto Dordogne.

But before you get there, you still have to drive there. It is clear that something beautiful awaits you. From your hotel you drive in a westerly direction: where the sun goes down. This route is characterized by many, many bends on roads that are not too wide. In general, the asphalt here is good, but there is quite a stray piece of untreated road surface, so pay attention to that. There are some small passes here, but especially the view is breathtakingly beautiful in many places, especially when you pass the 1700 meter high Mont Lozere. It is not for nothing that the Cévennes Natural Park is on the World Heritage List, so enjoy it!
After a lot of swinging you reach your first stop and this is quite a memorable stop for your writer/guide. I ignored the navigation device in this area in 2 different years and both times I ended up at this bar. Anyway, the coffee tastes great! After coffee it gets even more fun. You will soon arrive in the Gorges du Tarn. A gorge carved out by the river, with high steep rock walls. You follow this beautiful natural force for about 25 km, where you can find enough places to fill up all your SD cards with photos. Instead of following the gorge and the river, you look higher up. There is also a road almost at the highest points of the river. Moreover, we do not continue to follow the Tarn, which is an idea to do at another time, you go to another river. You make your way through the rolling countryside on quiet roads. You can have your lunch in restaurant du Commerce. The steak avec frites is recommended.

After lunch you have to tackle the next river. You follow the stream valley of the Lot for about 30-35 km, which in turn guarantees many bends. Please note that this road is very narrow. So watch out for French motorists. The big advantage is that it is very low traffic.
This is followed by a stretch, alternating with somewhat larger roads, in order to be able to make progress, until the Lot overtakes you again via a large detour. You keep to the Lot for a while and the next river (Le Célé) is already waiting for you. This time no small turns, but nice turns, so that you eat your kilometers in cadence. After refueling and the opportunity to have a drink in a picturesque restaurant, you are not far from your final destination. Just look at the picture with the sheep and I'm sure you'll think: that shoarma enne, that woolen sweater… would they…? Oh no…
You can quickly fill up your motorcycle at the local Total just before the campsite. If you want to do some shopping for your stay at the campsite, you will find Lidl and the large Carrefour supermarket opposite the gas station.
It is only 22 kilometers to the campsite. If you send Hans an App, you even have a chance that your cold beer is waiting for you.

Once on the terrace of the campsite you think: admittedly, it was a long drive, but incredibly beautiful. That is what the MRA has done well. CHEERS!