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This loop allows you to visit the Chapelle Saint-Jean, an endearing place with a strong link to the history of Cordes-sur-Ciel. The tour ends in the tourist centre of the bastide town of Cordes for a well-deserved visit and break.

This is a circular route running along one side of the Étier de Billiers, Plage des Barges and Plage des Granges, not forgetting a walk around the Penn Lann Lighthouse. In a single day, you can combine sightseeing, swimming and a walk, either on your own or with the family. The trail follows, for the most part, the Chemin des Mégalithes between the marshes and the ocean.

Saint-Dolay features the typical landscapes of the region, though with a notable abundance of water and mills.This runoff and surface water has created marshes and ponds around the Moulin de Roho.This circular route is part ofthe PR®® known as the Boucle du Marais de Roho.

This is a gentle, enchanting walk that allows you to enjoy the woodland paths and the coolness of the long pond at the 18th-century Moulin de Quip mill.

It’s a short walk suitable for children and ideal for families, whatever the season. This short circular loop runs along the western side of the Allée des Demoiselles de Cojoux, offering a view over the Étang du Val. Adults can extend the walk by heading east to see the famous Demoiselles de Cojoux and the Alignements du Moulin. Finally, it’s well worth rounding off the walk by exploring the magnificent Allée Couverte de Tréal, which is just a 3-minute drive away.

This circular walk allows you to enjoy the panoramic views of Île-aux-Pies, then head off in search of the Chapel of Saint-Méen, the last remaining vestige of the former Abbey of Busal. It is a place to connect with nature, silence and serenity.

To ensure you don’t leave Sainte-Barbe beach without having learnt something, we suggest this very short circular route to explore its stone alignments, in addition to visiting its chapel, fountains, wash houses, narrow streets and alleyways.

A walk through urban areas, then along the coast, dotted with small heritage sites such as menhirs and wash houses, with pretty views along the way.

This is a round trip to visit the hilltop village of Hautpoul, discovering the Mazamet footbridge that leads there. The footbridge offers breathtaking views of the Arnette valley. This route takes you along the Chemin de la Jamarié, an old salt road and Roman road, until you reach the footbridge.

An easy walk, suitable for young children, through typical Albigeois countryside, offering the chance to discover the local flora and fauna. Viewpoints over the Castelnau tower in the first part of the route and over the Mirgouses plain in the second part. Best enjoyed in cool weather or during the mid-season, due to the lack of shade.