AJT-31

This walk is best undertaken after heavy rain, which can make the footpaths and tracks muddy and impassable. This route uses only tarmac roads, most of which are quiet.

A circular route to discover all the highlights of the southern part of the Bouconne State Forest.

A circular route takes you to the reservoir, which resembles a lake, situated in the hamlet of Roch. It is used for irrigation in the summer.

This route is mainly on roads and takes you to see an old watermill, through the valleys, starting from Empeaux Town Hall with a beautiful viewpoint at Vigie d'Azimont.

Starting from Empeaux town hall, take a stroll through the valleys to the Encor watermill, which has been converted into a rural lodge.

Start from the market square (Place de la Liberté) in Saint-Lys, following the Ayguebelle greenway to the secondary school, then return via the footpath running alongside the departmental road.

A route mainly on roads, best done in winter as there is very little shade, but watch out for mud on the dirt section ofthe GR® 86.

A route suitable for everyone, mostly along quiet roads, to be taken when the paths are impassable due to flooding and mud.

A walking route starting from the Fontenilles stadium to the blue ball of the Lias radar, with the return journey taking a different route through the hills of the Gers. The blue ball is a landmark for the entire region, being located on high, open ground.

Circular starting from the forest house car park, mainly on paths with beautiful views. The start follows part of the Way of St James via Arles. The route to Pujaudran largely follows the GTP (Grand Tour de Pujaudran).

With a bit of imagination, the route’s layout might remind you of a ‘sitting dog’. The route starts and ends at the car park of the Maison Forestière Saint-Louis in Pujaudran. An easy route that does not follow any roads – and is therefore car-free – running through the southern part of the forest.

With a little imagination, the route of the circuit might resemble a wolf. The route starts and ends at the car park of the Maison Forestière Saint-Louis in Pujaudran. A easy route that does not follow any roads and is therefore car-free, running through the southern part of the forest.

The route between Saint-Thomas and Empeaux is mainly on roads, winding through the valleys, with some stunning views of the Gers and the Pyrenees

This route is based on the Grand Tour de Pujaudra (GTP), a circular walk starting from the car park at the Maison Forestière de Saint-Louis, featuring a mix of footpaths and roads and offering beautiful views. The start follows part of the Way of St James via the Arles route.

Starting from the Maison Forestière Saint-Louis, a short, rectangular route through the Bouconne Forest and the Bois de l’Isle-Jourdain, with no tarmac roads and no difficulty.

The route is almost entirely on tarmac, for days when the paths are impassable During the route, there’s a special focus on the Maquis de Saint-Lys and the battles of 12 June 1940.

An extension of the Magnolias circular route allows you to enjoy splendid views of the neighbouring villages, the hillsides and, if you’re lucky, the Pyrenees. There is just one minor challenge on the route: the climb through the Bois des Magnolias, but in dry weather it is accessible to everyone.

A circular path in the Bouconne Forest that will show you that the forest isn’t actually flat. On the way there, the route largely follows theGR®653towards Toulouse. TheGR®653is the Way of St James via Arles. From Toulouse (31) to Borce (64) towards Somport. See: During the hike or nearby

A short route, mostly on tarmac roads.

A walk for everyone in the Bouconne Forest, starting from the car park at the Saint-Louis forest house in Pujaudran and heading towards the pretty Lac de la Bordette

Starting from the Fontenilles sports ground, a circular route towards Lias. This route was used for the hike organised in aid of the Manon Hope Association, whose aim is to help fight leukaemia, particularly in children.

A circular route within the town of Saint-Lys and its bastide

Easy walk around the various lakes of the Bidot estate between Fonsorbes, Plaisance du Touch and Frouzins. This route starts at the park entrance and the Salle Bidot in Fonsorbes.

A long route starting from the car park at the Saint-Lys boules ground, passing through several towns in Haute-Garonne. Much of the route follows theGR®86. This route can be shortened by omitting the circular route to Lake Parayre, reducing the distance by around ten kilometres. This route was developed by the ENVOL association in Saint-Lys to raise funds to help in the fight against rare diseases.

Starting from the Léguevin skate park, this circular route takes you to the Bouconne forest via the town's green spaces.

Starting from the Sainte-Foy stadium, the route takes you round the lake and along a section of theGR®86.

A walk suitable for everyone, taking the form of a circular route around Fonsorbes town centre, starting from the Domaine du Banayre and highlighting the town’s green spaces.

Starting from the church in Pujaudran, route between Pujaudran and Lias with a detour to Fontenilles. CR1 marked route from Pujaudran.

The walk starts at the Fontenilles stadium, crosses the village to the Domaine de La Source and returns via a different route. As always in Fontenilles, there is a section on tarmac, the length of which varies depending on the route.

A day on the Arles route of the Way of St James, mainly following theGR® 653, which is better signposted than the Camino. The walk starts and ends in front of a railway station, so you can return by train on the same day.

From the post office, take a walk to Lake Parayre along part ofthe GR® 86 trail, which offers some beautiful views.

A stage on the Way of St James via the Arles route between Pibrac and L’Isle-Jourdain, following theGR® 653, which is better signposted than the Camino. The walk starts and finishes in front of a station so that you can return to the starting point by train.

The Gascon Hills route, starting from the Fontenilles sports ground and heading towards the Roman road at Bonrepos through a succession of valleys

Starting from the Fontenilles sports ground, this circular route takes you to the Lias radar station (Boule Bleue), with plenty of trails and undergrowth.

Circular route of just over 8 km starting from Fontenilles Stadium, featuring an ascent through the Bois des Magnolias, followed by a descent and then a climb back up the valley where the Ruisseau des Crabères flows, before returning to the stadium. The owner of the Bois des Magnolias has closed the old path that climbed along the southern edge of the woods but, in return, has given us permission to use a new path that winds a little further into the woods.

A circular route starting from the town hall, taking the footpath to the secondary school, then passing through the Banayre park to see the lakes, and returning past the castle and along the Chemin des Starguets.

Starting from Fontenilles Stadium, a circular route to Bonrepos-sur-Aussonnelle, with the outward leg through the Bois des Magnolias and the return via theGR®®86.