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Église Saint-Martin (Fontenilles) walks
The Domaine de la Source, starting from Fontenilles
The walk starts at the Fontenilles stadium, crosses the village to the Domaine de La Source and returns via a different route.
As always in Fontenilles, there is a section on tarmac, the length of which varies depending on the route.
Lake Roch
A circular route takes you to the reservoir, which resembles a lake, situated in the hamlet of Roch.
It is used for irrigation in the summer.
Circular route around the centre of Fontenilles
A short route, mostly on tarmac roads.
The lakes of the Domaine de Banayre
A circular route starting from the town hall, taking the footpath to the secondary school, then passing through the Banayre park to see the lakes, and returning past the castle and along the Chemin des Starguets.
Walks near Église Saint-Martin (Fontenilles)
The banks of the Touch from Plaisance to Saint-Martin du Touch
This long walk along the Touch, between the river, lakes, woods and meadows, is very pleasant, varied, often shaded and well laid out. It can also be done by bike. And, of course, you can walk shorter sections.
From L’Isle-Jourdain to Gimont via the Way of St James
A day on the Arles route of the Way of St James, mainly following theGR® 653, which is better signposted than the Camino. The walk starts and ends in front of a railway station, so you can return by train on the same day.
From Pibrac to L’Isle Jourdain via the GR® 653
A stage on the Way of St James via the Arles route between Pibrac and L’Isle-Jourdain, following theGR® 653, which is better signposted than the Camino.
The walk starts and finishes in front of a station so that you can return to the starting point by train.
Toulouse left bank: Jardins du Barry, Cartoucherie and Saint-Cyprien
Stroll along the left bank of Toulouse and discover the city's new developments on a former industrial site. Green spaces have been created to provide shade and coolness in summer. The route is safe and away from traffic. The walk continues towards the historic district and ends at Saint-Cyprien.
The Saint-Cypriote Walk
The Cypriote Walk, organised by the Rive Gauche en Transition collective of the Toulouse en Transition association.
A walk through the streets of Saint-Cypriotes to discover the neighbourhood’s green spaces.