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Ecluses de Fonséranes walks
Between nature and the city in Béziers
Visorando Member
3.49 mi
+69 ft
-69 ft
1h 40
Easy
Departure from Béziers (Hérault)
Walk on the outskirts of Béziers between nature and the city. Visit some of the city's remarkable points of interest. Always follow the water, in the shade if you choose the protected bank, passing through the locks (+ 2 footbridges) or along the Orb. The route is very easy as it mainly follows footpaths, with short sections shared with cars (be careful), and is accessible to children. It takes just over an hour at a brisk pace, or two hours at a leisurely pace.
Between Canal du Midi and Béziers
4.90 mi
+203 ft
-200 ft
2h 25
Easy
Departure from Béziers (Hérault)
This route starts at the nine locks of Fonseranes and takes you on a journey of discovery through the riches of Béziers, along the Canal du Midi and the Orb river.
Voie du Piémont. Béziers – Capestang
Association / Club / Walk leader11.97 mi
+131 ft
-59 ft
5h 35
Moderate
Departure from Béziers (Hérault)
The first section of a magnificent route, from Béziers to Carcassonne, which follows the Chemin du Piémont towards Santiago de Compostela: 100 km through the vineyards, pine forests and hills of the Minervois.
Fully signposted, alternating between red and white for sections shared with the GR® 78, and yellow and blue for certain sections that allow you to make the most of unpaved tracks and paths, closer to the historic route: the Camin Romieu.
Suggested route in five stages: Capestang, Pouzols Minervois, Rieux Minervois, Malves.
Walks near Ecluses de Fonséranes
From Villeneuves-lès-Béziers to Portiragnes via the Canal du Midi
6.13 mi
+3 ft
-13 ft
2h 50
Easy
Departure from Villeneuve-lès-Béziers (Hérault)
A short walk along the Canal du Midi and its locks, via the Voie Verte. A fairly shaded route, then a short stretch through the vineyards as you skirt around Portiragnes, following the banks of the Grande Maïre. At the end of the route, you pass through the Portiragnes Marshes and the Lac de la Grande Maïre.