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Fontaine Gaillarde (Cazedarnes) walks
Fontcaude Abbey
A lovely walk through vineyards, heath and pine forests, with no difficulty other than the length. Beautiful views of the Caroux Massif, known as the reclining woman, Espinouse, Canigou and the sea on a clear day.
Walks near Fontaine Gaillarde (Cazedarnes)
Voie du Piémont. Béziers – Capestang
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.
Colombières sur Orb - Espinouse
Day one: Climb up the Colombières Gorges towards the Caroux massif. Cross the Caroux massif towards Douch, then follow the Vialais stream before climbing back up to the Espinouse massif and settling down for the night.
From Mons to Douch via Héric
This is the first day of the Haut Languedoc trip. It will take at least 5 hours to reach Douch. The climb to the Col de la Maure is unmarked but follows a well-marked, safe path. See § Practical information (¹).The access to the Col du Bardou is beautiful. The descent to the Ruisseau d'Héric and the climb back up to Douch via the hamlet of Héric are very varied.
In the Écrivains Combattants National Forest
This route runs entirely through the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park. It passes through two typical villages and offers numerous panoramic views of the Orb Valley, the Monts d’Orb, the Montagne de l’Espinouse and the Caroux Plateau. Charles Péguy, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Paul Nizan (Les chiens de garde), Robert Desnos and hundreds of others await us in the Forêt Domaniale des Écrivains Combattants.