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Arjuzanx walks
Arjuzanx and Commanday Lakes
This route goes around the two large lakes of Arjuzanx, Lake Commanday and Lake Arjuzanx.
The track is on a gravel path and is suitable for mountain bikes.
Circular loop starting from Suzan
The Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, situated in the open countryside and completely isolated, is the starting point for numerous routes. This route combines a signposted trail (Landes Departmental Committee) with a walk through wooded areas and past fountains.
Circular route through the pine forest starting from Garein
The route mainly follows groomed tracks through pine forests.
Onesse-Laharie on the banks of the Coulin stream
A lovely walk through the woodland, amongst new pine plantations, and around the Ruisseau de Coulin. Organised by the Landes Departmental Council.
Lesperon route
This route offers a wide variety of terrain, including streams, sunny stretches and shaded areas.
Barzague route in Lévignacq
Circular trail to discover remarkable wetlands and forests.
The former gravel pits at Gouts
A pleasant route away from major population centres, winding through maize fields and along the banks of the Adour, where you can explore former gravel pits and a solar farm comprising 23,400 panels with a capacity of 11 Mwc, floating on the body of water created when the gravel pits were abandoned.
From Étang des Forges to Brocas
(Alternative to the PR® routes)
This small village is making every effort to attract tourists to its peaceful rural setting, just an hour from the coast and an hour and a half from the Pyrenees.
Partially signposted route (multiple signposts)
From Étang de Brocas to La Sauveté de Gabarchet
This walk, starting from the Étang de Brocas, continues through the pine trees, taking in the Cabane de Gabarchet and contemporary art installation no. 07. Set amongst former parks to the south-west of the village.
A very quiet route. Suitable for walking, hybrid bikes or mountain bikes.Unmarked route
Routes to the south-west of Labrit
Unmarked route
This route, to the south-west of Labrit, follows the Estrigon and Bernin streams to the village of Vert – with its wash house, beginner’s mountain bike (hybrid) trails and orienteering courses – before returning to Labrit. You’ll be alone amidst the moorland, in complete tranquillity.
Poyanne Castle and the Chalosse hillsides
A lovely walk around Poyanne Castle and the Chalosse hillsides.
Pilé Circular
This lovely walk, through a forest of Landes pines and oaks, follows wide paths. There are a few tracks and some small roads. It can be done in all seasons, but in spring you can enjoy the broom in bloom.
Circular route around the Glacière Pond and the Miraculous Spring of Buglose
Wooded hike through pine, oak and acacia forests, passing by the miraculous spring of Buglose.
The Moulin de Pouymartet from Bordessoule
This walk takes you along good sandy paths, mostly through a varied forest of pines, oaks, chestnut trees, acacias, broom, ferns and so on... From the Chemin de Bouhette, you can admire the magnificent Moulin de Pouymartet and cross the Ruisseau de Cabanes via a narrow 30 cm bridge (easy).
Amongst airials and pine trees around Le Sen
This charming little village, full of things to discover, is situated in the heart of the Landes de Gascogne, in a peaceful setting far from the hustle and bustle of civilisation. Its pond and beautiful tracks – some of which are sandy – invite you to enjoy a complete change of scenery.
This route can be completed on a mountain bike or hybrid bike.
The Adour Trail from Saint-Vincent-de-Paul to Candresse
This section of the Sentier de l’Adour runs between Saint-Vincent-de-Paul and Candresse.
Adour trail from Hinx to Préchacq-les-Bains
This section of the Adour Trail runs between Hinx and Préchacq-les-Bains. It can be walked in either direction as a round trip or as a one-way trip, in which case you will need two vehicles.
Routes starting from Pissos
This description of the walk offers a glimpse of the possibilities starting from this small village, where the Way of St James, theGR® 655, the cycle path and three signposted routes all converge.