Hiking Midi-Pyrénées

Take a walk at the rate of water. At the beginning of Sallèles-from Aude, your journey begins with an information sign indicating the path to follow, not complicated. In the programme: a good end of the junction canal, marking a few locks; a small portion of the mid-term Midi Canal; and a return along the way. You have water in your mouth, do you? And if you are afraid to bore yourself, you will see for yourself that the landscapes cannot be bored: Each course is different, some of you book amazing surprises. Note, for example, the Cesse bridge…

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: .

Whether you lived on the Aude or just passing through the Aude, you could not miss the numerous stone huts that dotted the landscape of Cathar Country. Typical of the region, these constructions bearing the name "capitelles" used to be used as a shelter for shepherds. The promenade we offer will allow you to discover a few. On the Rue du Château-Fort, it is an illustrated stone indicating its departure; You will then need to follow the direction of Villelongue before taking on the left and following the yellow marking of the trees (sometimes random: distrust!). The capitelles are indicated by yellow panels.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

Common departure: Saint-Martin-le-Vieux.

Seen from the village, it is impressive. Intimidating, almost. More than 300 metres above your heads, perched on its «pog» at 1 207 metres above sea level, it even tends to demotivate the least brave. However, the hiking that takes you to you is most glamorous, and the view from there… A let us lose the words! You dominate the whole region: the country of Olmes, the lake of Montbel, and even in the distant weather, the Mediterranean. Please note that the end of the ascent and access to the castle are paid: a modest and justified amount to the views of the maintenance they require.

Tariff: € 5,50 per adult, € 3 per child aged 8 to 15; free for people under 8 years of age.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: average.

More than 1 000 km of track is feasible in Aveyron for nature lovers and horses. Some of the successful farmers are ready to share this passion. Seven equestrian farms are divided into the department and allow

How to come to the Camargue without discovering it on horseback? This land where the horse is king, this land that vibrates under the hooves of its beautiful white horses who invite the dream? It's impossible to miss this exit! Come to the Dunes stable, take a horse ride of one hour, two hours or half a day… You can also take a seat on the premises, take horse riding lessons or take a course. The Camargue on horseback: this is the necessary exit!

In four kilometres and a good time of walking, this family-run promenade will take you to the Cabane hut, from where you will enjoy a panorama of the Pyrenees… But don't hurry too much, we're not there yet! It would be a shame to go next to the chapels that are your itinerary without appreciating their value! For history, it was Abbot Rousse who was the author, in the second half of the th century. All were then decorated with fourteen paintings, illustrating the fourteen steps of the cross road.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

Departure: parking of the Église church (hamlet of Mas-d'Azil).

A short walk, not too long and easy to access. The circuit starts at the Ferme farm, which you will have to cross towards Couminge. Here, don't miss the famous dolmen of the same name. Follow your path to the south on the signposted trail: the hamlet of Lavielle will be your next step. The curious nature will not resist the desire to climb to the castle's platform - smart, because it offers a remarkable panorama! Complete the loop now, towards the Moulis by the west; After the Ferme farm, a wooden trail will bring you back to the right port!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4,5 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

Common departure: Comrade (Ferme farm).

Every Saturday, the rural countryside of Campagne-sur-Arize invites residents of the region to randonner around the "massif. Intergenerational teams and their volunteers are advancing in a green setting and take the time between two twists, deepening their knowledge in botany, geology and architecture. And between plants, flowers, fossils and monuments, it is not the excuses that are missing! From time to time, the Home also organizes steps to the day; in this case, the picnic is often very user-friendly.

Tariff: Annual contribution to Rural Households (insurance included): € 15 per adult, € 10 for people under 18.

Distance: from 6 to 15 km.

Difficulty: variable.

Special provisions: hikers under the age of 14 will be accompanied by an adult (parent, brother, sister or friend); suitable equipment is also required: pair of fasteners soles, backpack, stick and hat.

Come and discover the heritage of Saint-Lizier! The walk starts at the cathedral, which we advise you to visit. Let us also remember its cloister, just next door, and on its chore: rich pieces of jewellery are exposed. The next step will then be the episcopal city and its Gallo-Roman ramparts, but first look at the th century buildings along the Rue des Nobles. Your journey continues through the cross of Pouterol, the Palais des Évêques and then reached Notre-Dame-de-Marsan: In the Middle Ages, the city welcomed many pilgrims who hoped to be treated with the plague. Further, go left on the D 218: It will take you to the cross of Salucie and then to Mont, last step before joining your starting point.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: .

At the beginning of the church, this 8 kilometre circuit takes you to the clayey soils of Cante, formerly operated by a company of Saverdun to manufacture briquettes. The landscapes alternate between wood, fields and meadows. There are a few points of view across the route, first on the Côteaux du, then on the Terrefort Hill or the Pyrénées Pyrenees. If you live there, this walk is also an opportunity to discover the few surrounding hamlets: you will pass through those of Sinafé, Guilhamet, and the said Jean Blanc.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 7,8 km.

Difficulty: .

This ethno-botany trail combines sport, nature and culture. At the beginning of the White Cross, in Rignac, it takes you over 6,5 kilometres to discover the architectural and architectural heritage of the Ségala. If you have gone next to this, you will understand this time the intense relationship that man has always maintained with his environment, whether for ecological, economic, food or even pharmaceutical purposes. The course is marked with signs, but if you prefer an expert's explanation, you can know that guided tours are organized by the Regional Chestnut Conservatory.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 6,5 km.

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