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La Roche Ronde between Rabat-les-Trois-Seigneurs and Bédeilhac
An easy hike between Rabat-les-Trois-Seigneurs and Bédeilhac offering a beautiful view of the valley from the Roche Ronde.
Gourbit circular starting from Rabat-les-Trois-Seigneurs
A family hike accessible to all, including children, in an area rich in pastoral history.
This hike gives pride of place to wooded trails and highlights the waters of the Torrent de la Courbière.
Beautiful mountain views and magnificent undergrowth.
"Le Monolithe" and the summit of Roche Ronde from Rabat
Starting from the Contrac car park in Rabat-les-Trois-Seigneurs, this is an accessible circular route with beautiful sights along the way.After the first climb, you will reach the architectural structure "Le Monolithe", created by students from the Toulouse School of Architecture: an unusual seat with a view over the valley. Then enjoy the panorama from the ruins of the ancient Cathar castle of La Roche Ronde, before finally descending past the Calamès Cave and its climbing site.
Bout de Touron from Cabus, Ramon locality
Snowshoe hike starting from Ramon, depending on snow conditions. Be careful of road conditions; make sure you have good winter tyres (keep chains in the boot of your vehicle as a precaution). It is sometimes possible to drive to the small car park just next to the cattle grid. Fairly gentle slopes, mainly on tracks and trails, except before the summit of Bout du Touron. South-facing with a beautiful view, short section through the forest to see the Cabane des Gardes on the trail.
Summit of Mont and Roche Ronde from Saurat
This hike will allow you to discover two remarkable sites, the Sommet du Mont and the Roche Ronde,
for the views they offer over the Tarascon valley and some of the peaks of the Pyrenees: Saint-Barthélémy and Pic des Trois Seigneurs.
Circular Artax via the Étang Bleu de la Courbière
A beautiful circular starting from the small village of Gourbit. You will pass through Artax, then Pic de Bassibié and Pic de Pioulou, before descending to the Étangs Bleus de la Courbière via the Col de la Couillate. Finally, the hike ends at the Cirque d'Embans, the Cabane d'Embanels and then a climb back up to the village of Gourbit.
Bout de Touron and Sommet de Bazillac from Pla des Peyres
This is a short, easy, accessible and aerial hike offering views of the entire Ariège Pyrenees, from Mont Valier to the Orlu Reserve, as well as the plain.
From Pla des Peyres to Rocher de Batail
An easy walk along the ridge between the Toulouse plain and the Pyrenees mountain range from Mont Valier to Saint-Barthélémy.
Artax pond loop
A beautiful loop starting from the village of Gourbit.Passing by the Étang d'Artax (Artats), the Roc de Querquéou and the Col de Lastris.The viewpoint, at an altitude of almost 1,900 metres, is a feast for the eyes.
Pic de Bassibié via Étang d'Artax
A magnificent hike with no major difficulties. A majestic lake and wonderful views of the Ariège Pyrenees and Andorra from Pic de Bassibié.
Génat Forest - Route No. 2
A pleasant family walk in a beech forest, interesting in all seasons, including for snowshoeing.
The Génat Plateau
A lovely viewpoint, a dolmen and a rural plateau.
Belvèze Pass from the village of Seignaux
Starting from the village of Seignaux, which was once an old kaolin (white clay) mine used to make porcelain, you will reach the Col de Belvèze to discover a superb view of the Pyrenees mountain range. Back in the village, you can take a few minutes to learn a little more about kaolin, see the wagon used in the mine, and admire the view from the orientation table.
Bout de Touron and Cabane des Gardes from Seignaux
A very pleasant hike in the hills of Ariège, between forest and ridges.
Soum de Bazillac from Prat d'Albis
A pleasant hike above Foix (in Ariège), alternating between forest paths and ridge trails, with beautiful views of the plain to the north and the Pyrenees to the south.
La Cabane des Gardes, Le Bout de Touron and Le Pla des Peyres
This is an easy hike, although the last part is not marked. The first part is shaded. There is a pretty cabin and beautiful views of the region.
At (5): you can extend the hike with a return trip along the ridges after Bout de Touron.
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