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Col de Port walks
Pic d'Estibat from the Col de Port
A pleasant, easy hike from the Col de Port, in a magnificent setting combining forest, stream, picnic area and views of the Pyrenees. Not very busy except at the pass.
Pic de Razels from Col de Port
A short, easy Sunday hike (500 m elevation gain) leading to Pic de Razels (1,600 m) with a magnificent 360° view. After a winding climb, you reach the ridge, which you follow to the left through a pretty wood to the peak. Lovely views all along the way.
Col de Mazel and Pech de Therme from Col de Port
A beautiful hike with lovely views of the town of Foix and its castle, as well as the Pyrenees mountain range.
A very quiet hike, with unspoilt nature, shaded sections in the forest and sections exposed to the sun.
Pic d'Estibat and Sommet des Griets circular from the Col de Port
This is a beautiful hike accessible from the Col de Port, offering magnificent views of the Pyrenees mountain range, from Saint-Barthélémy in the east to Mont Valier and beyond in the west. After a fairly short climb to Pic d'Estibat, the hardest part is over, as the rest of the route continues in a circular fashion along a beautiful ridge before descending through woods and returning on the north side via a pretty valley past the Estibat hut.
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From Prat d’Albis to the Pic de Razels via the Rocher de Batail
A very beautiful ridge walk, without any difficulty, suitable for both summer and winter, with quick access from Foix.
From Col de Port to Cap de Carmil
A lovely walk starting from the Col de Port, with stunning views of the Pyrenees range: Mont Fourcat, Saint-Barthélémy, Montcalm, Pic d’Estats, Trois Seigneurs, Mont Vallier and, on a clear day, sometimes the Pic du Midi de Bigorre. The walk can be halved by turning back at the Pic de Razels.
Pic de la Journalade via a circular loop from the Col de Port
The Pic de la Journalade, visible from afar due to its jagged contours, is reserved for fit and experienced walkers. The first section is very accessible. The second section, between points (3) and (4), involves a lot of scrambling to cross three very steep rocky outcrops, requiring you to use your hands and stow away your walking sticks. The final ascent to the Journalade is very steep but not dangerous. The descent is tricky as there is no path and there are many hazards: a slippery slope and rocky outcrops to negotiate before reaching a proper path.