Motorhome area of Col de Néronne – Saint-Paul-de-Salers (Cantal)
Welcome to the Col de Néronne – Saint-Paul-de-Salers (Cantal) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Cantal, ideal for your stops.
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Parking du Col de Neronne - 2 Col de Neronne
15140 Saint Paul de Salers
Region : Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Department : Cantal (15)
Stopover area
GPS : 45.154739° 2.591494°
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Area advantages
Located at over 1,200 meters in the heart of the Cantal Mountains.
Just 10 minutes from Salers, a listed heritage village.
Direct access to several hiking trails, including routes to Puy Mary.
Nearby
Point of interest
Salers village (10 km)
Puy Mary summit (7 km)
Alagnon Buron cheese tasting (8 km)
Faillitoux Waterfall (25 km)
Plomb du Cantal (30 km)
Wildlife Museum in Murat (35 km)
Pas de Peyrol (6 km)
Maronne Valley (3 km)
Le Lioran ski resort (40 km)
Jordanne Gorges (22 km)
Local markets
Salers: Tuesday morning
Saint-Martin-Valmeroux: Friday morning
Mauriac: Saturday morning
Events
Gentian Festival in Saint-Paul-de-Salers (late July)
Flavours Market in Salers (every Tuesday in summer)
Salers Cattle Transhumance (early June)
Salers Cow Festival (late August)
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Description
Located in the heart of the Auvergne Volcanoes Regional Nature Park, the area overlooks the lush valleys of Cantal.
At an altitude of 1,242 meters, it’s an ideal place for a refreshing summer stop.
Perfect for nature lovers, hikers and peace seekers, with breathtaking views over the Cantal mountains
Tourism / Discovery
Welcome to Col de Néronne, a small haven nestled in the striking Cantal massif. This motorhome area gives you access to Saint-Paul-de-Salers, a charming mountain village, and invites you to discover the authentic soul of Auvergne – with burons, Salers cows, and postcard-worthy scenery.
Just a few kilometers away lies Salers, one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France", with Renaissance architecture, ancient ramparts and a medieval atmosphere. Wander through cobbled streets, sample AOP cheese, or enjoy a hearty local dish like truffade.
The surroundings are a true playground for hikers and cyclists: the Puy Mary, a registered Grand Site of France, is nearby, offering panoramic trails and stunning volcanic landscapes. The surrounding pastures are especially picturesque during the springtime transhumance.
Looking for tranquility, nature, and fresh air? This is your perfect stop.
