Gabian walks

Starting from Gabian, this 8 km hike takes you through the Hérault heath, amongst small hills, streams and the banks of the Thongue. An easy to moderate route, perfect for discovering an authentic, wild and peaceful corner of nature.

An easy circular route around Margon, with several views of the beautiful 17th-century château. Pleasant in winter to enjoy an unobstructed view of the vineyard. This circular route includes many tarmac roads. The entire route is marked in blue.

A circular loop on the left bank of the Peyne climbs along the dam's reservoir opposite Vailhan to follow the local hiking trail, which is dotted with picnic tables and offers beautiful views.

An easy hike combining open areas with views of the Pyrenees and wooded areas. Along the route, you will see a coal mine shaft and the ruins of Tibéret, behind which is a multi-level mill powered by gravity from a water basin (now abandoned).

Hike in the hills between Neffies, Vailhan and Les Crozes (hamlet of Cabrières). Beautiful views at the start and end of the route over the plains of Languedoc Roussillon. We were lucky that day to have a wonderful view of the Mediterranean, Canigou and the Pyrenees.

"Lo qu'o bist Alignan-del-ben, toudo la bido sen souben", which means in Occitan "whoever has seen Alignan-du-Vent remembers it all their life". This route winds through the heart of the Alignan-du-Vent vineyards, passing through vineyards and among the vines. From Le Travers, you’ll enjoy a magnificent view of the valley and the wine-growing villages.

Route on the Baumes volcano flow to see the Peyreficade menhir, without any particular difficulty.

A pleasant hike with remarkable views and beautiful 360° panoramas of Mont Saint-Clair and the Mediterranean, Caroux, Pic de Vissous and Mont Baudille Séranne. We were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the Canigou massif.

Leaving Faugères, climb up to the mill and cross the heath dotted with drystone shelters...

Part of the route takes you through vineyards and over the Céressou and Baumes volcanoes surrounding Fontès, offering views of the sea.

A modified version of aPR® of the same name with an easier start for parking and a crossing of the River Boyne via the bridge on the D174. ThePR® ford before Ceressou is very often impassable. Otherwise, the rest of the route is identical. Le Plan du Ceressou is an ancient volcano. Curiously, its name has changed in recent years from Ceressou to Celessou on IGN maps.

Features of the route: heath, holm oak forests. Discover the heritage of dry stone buildings, testimony to the work of man. The art of dry stone has been listed as UNESCO cultural heritage since 2018. At the end of the route, visit the interpretive trail.

A discovery hike offered by the Pierres Sèches en Faugérois association. A short hike accessible to most people, following forgotten paths that have been rediscovered by the Pierres Sèches en Faugérois association. It allows you to discover 15 carabelles, the local name for drystone shelters, among the many that can be found in the Faugères area. The route is entirely marked in blue.

The path to the top of La Soureille d'Izarne is quite steep, but the effort is rewarded with a superb view of the Pyrenees on a clear day. Walking along the ridges requires a little care, but there are no vertiginous passages. The rest of the route is easy.

This trail winds through the heart of a listed site, rich in natural, geological and scenic discoveries. Leaving the village, the trail winds through the vineyards, climbs through the fragrant heath and reaches the impressive cliffs of the Pic de Vissou. This pleasant route offers many geological curiosities and, in particular, an amazing view of the Estabel terrace. In the background, the silhouette of Vissou serves as a landmark during this walk full of surprises. This hike may be closed depending on the fire risk level. Be sure to check the map.

During this hike, you can discover the remains of the old village of Cabrières at the foot of the castle, the hamlet of Les Crozes, the Tiberet mills and the old paths, known as "drovers' roads" in Occitan.

Hike with varied terrain and a beautiful view of the Pic de Vissou. The ruins of the Church of Saint-Gély d'Arques are a lovely spot for a picnic.Some sections are not marked and require the use of a GPS.

During this hike in the heart of a listed site, rich in natural, geological and scenic discoveries, you can explore the ruins of the old village of Cabrières at the foot of the château, then climb the ridges of Vissou before ascending the peak and discovering a breathtaking view. This hike follows twoPR® trails, "Drovers' Roads of Crozes" and "Pic de Vissou". It is not difficult but is still a little physically demanding.

This circular route around Tourbes is not particularly difficult and offers varied landscapes, mostly in the undergrowth. Take care when crossing the D39. The entire hike is marked in yellow. The beautiful village of Tourbes is well worth a visit.