Hiking trails in Languedoc-Roussillon - Midi-Pyrénées

Along the Marcadau river through a gorge-like valley to the Pont d'Espagne, an outstanding and unique site in the Pyrenees. A series of rapids and waterfalls on a shady, entertaining path make the hike a lively, exceptional experience with varied and surprising impressions.

This short hike will make you appreciate a small part of the route of the Yellow Train, symbol of the Catalan Country and also known as "The Canary".

Through the upper Arrens valley to the Ledormeur hut on a hike with great scenic variety. The tour combines a valley path between elongated mountain ridges with an ascent into a high alpine area in the forefront of the Balaitous massif and offers magnificent mountain and valley views.

A circular walk from the delightful village of  Lautrec exploring the coutryside and with extensive views.

The 12 kilometres of this difficult tour allow you to discover the fortified village of Puycelsi, at the foot of the forest of Grésigne

A walk on the higher ground to the South of Albi, with extensive views, hence the name of this route. On a good day the Pyrenees may be visible.

  The idea for this trail came from the existence of the "Cévennes line" railway and the local "Cévenol" train. A walk between Cévennes and Tanargue with 5 or 6 stages through pristine gorges, ideal for a swim.

Jump into the history of earth and life

A lovely walk through the rural countryside near Realmont. Mainly along field tracks and quiet roads, also through woodland and lakeside.

On a high trail to the Gavarnie cirque and back on a valley path. A circular walk that combines wonderful views of the mountains and the valley and an exciting hillside path with a visit to the magnificent cirque and ends with a pleasant walk through the valley.

Discovering our highland forests

Through the upper Incles valley, over the Incles pass and down to the Fontargent lakes, in a varied landscape full of contrasts, impressions and rich prospects. The lakes in their enchanting location form the visual highlight of the hike and give it a special character.

A scenic circular walk in this intensive wine producing area, great views and gentle rolling countryside

A walk around the mountainsides surrounding Cauterets, a perfect alternative for the Cable car to Cirque de Lys. Walk to Cauterets via Lac D’Iheou walk when the cable car is not running. 

Time 2 hours - Distance 6 kmStrolling through the oldest part of Brassac, a medieval village and along the banks of the Agout river, this walk takes you quickly into the countryside.

Through forest, over valley meadows and pastures, then up to the Siguer pass and a mountain lake in a remote high valley. A hike through a landscape full of contrasts with diverse impressions and perspectives. Approximate walking time there and back: 4 h 30 min without rests.

A relaxing walk that first guides you around the ancient city walls, before taking you out in to the beautiful surrounding area to enjoy a spectacular view back over the city.

A lovely walk that takes you along quiet country roads, forest tracks and open fields, passing numerous villages along the way as you work your way towards the beautiful market town of Mirepoix. The Pyrenees make an impressive backdrop for most of the walk.