Giroussens walks

This short loop will allow you to explore the area around the town of Giroussens. During this hike, you will pass through the centre of Giroussens, allowing you to discover this medieval village. You can enjoy superb views of the Agoût and Dadou valleys. The hike also passes through the Giroussens forest, as well as near private forests: please keep your dogs on a leash.

This hike will allow you to discover the territory of the commune of Giroussens. Starting from the centre of this medieval village, you will enjoy beautiful views of the Agoût and Dadou valleys. After passing near Saint-Anatole, the route ends with a walk through the forest of Giroussens.

This short hike in the commune of Giroussens, near the Jardin des Martels, offers a series of beautiful views of Lavaur, Ambres and the Dadou valley.

The Giroussens discovery trail allows you to explore the commune of Giroussens (hills, plains) and its varied landscapes (forests, undergrowth, crops, vineyards, moors, etc.). It is regularly maintained by volunteer members of the communal heritage commission.

Between the Tarn and Dadou valleys, a beautiful hike in the Giroussens Forest and the Parisot hills. The hike partly follows the Giroussens Discovery Trail and the Chemin de la Brogne.

A pleasant mountain bike ride through the hills above Giroussens and in the Dadou valley,featuringvaried landscapes including woodland, forests, fields, farmland and vineyards. The same variety is found in the routes, paths, tracks, trails, local roads, and various paths and trails (natural, rural and urban) featuring stones, earth and grass. Some sections can be tricky in wet and rainy weather, particularly in cultivated fields on communal land.

Between the Tarn and Dadou valleys, a beautiful hike through the hills and forests of Giroussens and Parisot. Hike marked and maintained by the Heritage Associations of the communes of Giroussens (Discovery Trail) and Parisot. Diverse landscapes: undergrowth, forests, fields, crops, vineyards. The same diversity can be found in the trails and paths: pebbles, earth and grass.

Starting from Lugan, a circular route through the hills of the Tarn region along small tarmac roads and wide paths.

Randonnée champêtre qui donne l'occasion de découvrir la petite chapelle et son vieux cimetière.

Between the Tarn and Dadou valleys, this is a beautiful hike in the hills of Parisot. On a clear day, there is a beautiful view of the Pyrenees at the end of Chemin de la Brogne. The hike is marked in yellow and maintained by the Association du Patrimoine de la commune de Parisot (Parisot Heritage Association).

Hop over hills through woods and vineyards... on the Bagatelle trails. This route does not pass through private property and access is "public". See link from Monday 16 September 2019 at 10:59 in: Give your opinion or leave a message. However, "All picking is strictly prohibited under Articles 547... 379 381 of the Penal Code"

A pleasant route through the countryside north of Rabastens in the Tarn department. No major difficulties The route crosses several other routes marked in yellow, so the different markings along the route should only be taken as a relative guide. With the attached map, it is very easy to follow the route.

A lovely walk through the Tarn countryside, reminiscent of Tuscany. Beautiful views and two chapels to see along the route.

This is a lovely walk through the vineyards and fields of Briatexte, ideal in winter. Dotted among the valleys and hills are pigeon lofts and distant bell towers. The few sections of road do not detract from the charm of these rural landscapes.

A short, easy hike to stretch your legs or enjoy with the family.

This walk starts in Buzet-sur-Tarn, a pretty medieval market town, and winds its way through the Grand Bois, a forest on the opposite bank of the Tarn. After the heights of Roquemaure, the landscape opens up to rolling hills amidst meadows, fields and small woods before descending, still through the Grand Bois, towards Mézens and the Tarn Valley. On a clear day, the Pyrenees to the south will serve as your guide.

On the hillside, you’ll follow a long, wooded and shaded path to immerse yourself in the heart of nature for a forest walk best enjoyed in dry weather. A short climb awaits you to reach the higher ground; the rest of the route is gentle.

A lakeside walk with no major difficulties. Best done in dry weather as the lake's banks are a little muddy.

Unmarked loop, crossing or partially following theGR®46and marked hiking trails. Map and description and/or the Visorando app required. Varied circuit with rolling landscapes. Beautiful panoramic views with a Tuscan feel.

A refreshing hike around Lake La Balerne, with no major difficulties.

The first part of the walk takes you through the Gaillac AOC vineyards, followed by a stretch on the edge of the Sivens forest. An easy walk.

A pleasant hike, partly shaded. This hike will take us to the cemetery of the Petites Filles Modèles and around Lake Balerme, where we can have a picnic, weather permitting.

A pleasant hike, partly shaded and with little road. Beautiful view of Verfeil. You can extend the hike by going to the Cimetière des Petites Filles Modèles (Cemetery of Model Little Girls) and walking around Lac de la Balerme.

A hilly hike that will take you to Bonrepos Riquet Castle and the old town of Verfeil. Admittedly, there may be a little too much tarmac (50%) for some people's liking, but it is on small, quiet roads.

This beautiful circular loop will allow you to discover the different rolling countryside landscapes around the Domaine d'en Naudet. It is very pleasant, and you may even be lucky enough to spot a deer.

Lovers of bucolic landscapes will be enchanted by this walk through vineyards and woods. The rural panorama is punctuated by views of the bell towers surrounding Técou.

A short, gentle walk in the countryside and along the banks of the Girou, suitable for all.

A pleasant walking route starting from the village of Lavalette. In 2019, this pretty little village was awarded first prize in the Haute-Garonne competition for villages with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants.

Between Lavaur and Puylaurens, this circular route allows you to discover part of the Roman road, the hills of the "Pays de Cocagne" (Land of Plenty), the land of pastel, and the Château de Magrin.