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Coll del Pam walks
Les Etangs des Esquits
Snow hike. Snowshoes are recommended for this magnificent tour of the Esquits lakes. In winter, crossing the ski slopes can be tricky (steep slope and high speed of skiers: black run).
Refuge des Fornells and Coll del Pam from Pyrénées 2000
A lovely circular walk in the forest, from Pyrénées 2000 to Coll del Pam (col du lopin de terre). Viewpoint over the mountains from Carlit to Canigou at the end.
Lac des Bouillouses as seen from the Col del Pam
This walk starts at Coll del Palm, an ideal starting point for exploring the landscapes of the Pyrénées-Orientales. Here is the detailed route to Lac des Bouillouses.
Walks near Coll del Pam
Superbolquère to Planès
The final stage of the Capcir route.
This stage follows the Train Jaune route.
Barrage des Bouillouses - Camporells Refuge
Modification on 12 September 2022: addition of the Petit Péric ascent validated on Thursday 8 September 2022.This first stage of the Tour des Pérics is enhanced by beautiful landscapes.It offers a taste of the mountain scenery that will be encountered during these four days.Vehicles must be left in the free car park. See the practical information section*.In summer, you must take a paid shuttle bus to Lac des Bouillouses. See the practical information section **.
Please note: from (8), you must have the GPX track or a very good sense of direction to attempt the ascent of Petit Peric.
From Les Bouillouses to Le Carlit, then on to the Cabane du Rouzet
Le Carlit is the highest peak in the Pyrénées-Orientales at 2,921 m. It’s a site visited by hundreds of people every summer, but generally most are content to do the Bouillouses–Carlit round trip.
This first stage invites you to include this summit and to finish the stage in the area around the Cabane du Rouzet after walking alongside the large Étang de Lanoux.
Classified as difficult due to the ascent of Puig Carlit and its steep descent on the Étang de Lanoux side.
From Les Bouillouses to Superbolquère
Fifth stage of the Capcir route.
A fairly long walk with frequent changes of direction and a variety of markings and signposts.
Return to the Têt Valley.
Stunning lakes below Les Bouillouses.
Passage across a very large grazed plateau.
Pass through an open-air museum.
The end of the stage requires a good sense of direction.
Refuge des Bouillouses – Refuge d’en Beys
The first day of this route amongst the lakes.
It will take you from Les Bouillouses to the En Beys refuge, passing from one valley to another.
Lac des Bouillouses - Mas de Franc
Part of the long (9-day) itinerary around Carlit, hiking from refuge to refuge, based on the Tour des Pérics and using various marked trails.
Bouillouses Dam – Refuge d’en-Beys
This is the first stage of the Petit Tour des Pérics. You’ll pass by the Camporells mountain hut and arrive at the En Beys mountain hut to spend the night. Get your cameras ready.
Crossing from Balcère to Les Angles
An easy, two-thirds shaded route suggested by a Year 3 class. Superb views to help children from the countryside discover the mountains: lake, forests.
The Balcons de la Têt and the Yellow Train
A climb on the Train Jaune from Fontpédrouse to La Cabanasse, followed by a beautiful, tree-lined descent along the River Têt.A lovely walk, partly through the forest; this is a different route from La Cabanasse to Planès suggested by PO Express, with the chance to find a few porcini mushrooms depending on the season, and to pass under the Gisclard Bridge, a true engineering marvel for its time.
Chemin Vauban from Mont-Louis to La Llagonne
This section of the Chemin Vauban links Mont-Louis to La Llagonne via an easy and pleasant route. After skirting the ramparts of the fortified town of Mont-Louis, the route crosses the River Têt before reaching the village of La Llagonne. One-way walk: leave a car at La Llagonne (car park near the post office) to return to Mont-Louis.