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On this route, you’ll explore the woods of Clapiers and the village itself. First, you’ll see some remarkable trees with an information board, then, gradually, paintings by two famous artists from Clapiers, as well as three springs with explanatory information boards.

This route through the village introduces you to the Occitan language through the names of streets, crossroads and localities. It appears in four forms: bilingual street signs, crossroads signs, French-style names and local place names.

A route through the Baillarguet massif, in Clapiers, with explanations in Occitan on the place-names of this woodland. This route is not signposted and presents no difficulty.

This first short route through the village offers panoramic views. You’ll come across Occitan in the names of streets, crossroads and local places. It appears in four forms: bilingual street signs, crossroads signs, French-style names and local place names.

Starting from Lecques, this is a beautiful hike with surprising discoveries, a pleasant place to eat and a remarkable viewpoint.

The route consists of two circular paths of roughly the same distance. You can start on the east or west side, as you can leave your picnic in the cars if you do one circular path before midday.

This route through the heathland and along the Étang de Thau offers two different landscapes. Along the lake, you can stop for refreshments at a café or taste oysters at one of the many oyster farms, which serve orders at any time of day.

A short hike, with a little difficulty on a very stony path going up and down between points (3) and (5). The rest of the route is very pleasant, ending with a visit to the small village of Saint-Jean-de-Cuculles.

C’est au printemps que vous apprécierez le mieux cette randonnée. Circuit en forme de 8, une petite boucle et une grande boucle qui se croisent au départ et à l'arrivée. Au pied de chaque arbre se trouve un panneau explicatif accompagné d'un poème écrit par un auteur.