SAINT-LAURENT DE MURET PORTE D'ENTRÉE DU PNR DE L'AUBRAC
Saint-Laurent de Muret is a typical rural mountain village on the Aubrac plateau. Stage of the GR du Tour des Monts d'Aubrac, it is dominated by the Pic de Mus, a magnificent viewpoint on the landscape.
In the Middle Ages, Muret was a seigneury dependent on Canilhac, then from 1380, on the barons of Peyre
Saint-Laurent de Muret is a rural mountain commune typical of the Aubrac plateau. It includes 12 hamlets and 8 isolated houses.
The granite predominates on the vast majority of the territory of the commune. There are several interesting peaks here and there which reveal the volcanic origin of the plateau, such as the Pic de Mus (1324 m), a magnificent viewpoint with an orientation table on which stands the statue of Notre-Dame de la Montagne, or the truc de Muret which rises to 1244 m.
Stop at Saint-Laurent de Muret on your way to the GR Tour des Monts d'Aubrac.
