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Trekking the Robert Louis Stevenson GR70 Trail – Cévennes – Cicerone
Follow in the footsteps of one of literature’s great wanderers on the Robert Louis Stevenson Trail (GR70), a classic long-distance walk through the Cévennes and Massif Central of southern France. Stretching approximately 272 km (169 miles) from Le-Puy-en-Velay to Alès, this route takes around two weeks to complete and offers a unique blend of cultural history, rural charm and enduring landscapes that engage walkers from start to finish.
Whether you are new to multi-day trekking or an experienced hiker looking for a journey rich in narrative and scenery, this route delivers. The guidebook features clear, stage-by-stage route descriptions from north to south, bringing together the practical essentials and the stories that make this walk so special. Each stage includes a brief account of Robert Louis Stevenson’s experiences with his donkey, Modestine, allowing you to connect with the original journey that inspired one of the great travel classics, Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes.
From the volcanic landscapes above Le-Puy to the rolling hills and rivers of the Cévennes, the GR70 reveals a lesser-known corner of France that is as captivating as any of its more famous trails. With its blend of literary heritage, welcoming communities and scenic diversity, the Robert Louis Stevenson Trail offers hikers a long-distance walking adventure. This guidebook gives you all the tools you need to walk the route confidently, enjoy the journey and discover the enduring appeal of a trail walked by one of the world’s great storytellers.
Robert Louis Stevenson Trail – Quick Facts
Trail name: Robert Louis Stevenson Trail (GR70)
Location: Cévennes and Massif Central, southern France
Total distance: ~272 km / 169 miles
Typical duration: 10–14 days
Start: Le-Puy-en-Velay
Finish: Alès
Trail type: Waymarked long-distance walking trail
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging (multi-day trek, some hilly terrain)
Terrain: Rolling hills, chestnut forests, farmland, limestone gorges, rivers
Navigation: Well waymarked with red and white stripes
Best season: May to October
Accommodation: Village inns, rural gîtes, campsites along the route
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