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The Jaur Valley and Notre-Dame-de-Trédos
Walker 
13.02 km
+495 m
-499 m
5h 10
Moderate
Departure from Riols (Hérault)
This circuit overlooks the Jaur valley and offers breathtaking views of the Somail massif and the Saut de Vezoles, before revealing the fabulous Chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Trédos.
Olargues
Walker 
13.81 km
+584 m
-577 m
5h 35
Moderate
Departure from Olargues (Hérault)
One-day, fully signposted circular walk around Olargues.
Loop from Saint-Étienne d'Albagnan via Notre-Dame-de-Trédos and Prémian
Walker 12.55 km
+406 m
-413 m
4h 45
Moderate
Departure from Saint-Étienne-d'Albagnan (Hérault)
The highlights of this hike are a visit to the Notre-Dame-de-Trédos chapel, the stone bridges at St-Étienne d'Albagnan and Prémian, and a few kilometres along the Passa Païs greenway between Bédarieux and Mazamet.This is the first Visorando hike linking Saint-Étienne d'Albagnan or Prémian to Notre-Dame-de-Trédos. This hike can be started from either Prémian or St-Étienne d'Albagnan.There is also a well-known and slightly more difficult loop starting from Riols towards Notre-Dame-de-Trédos.
From Gaillergues to Saint-Vincent-d'Olargues
Tourist office 6.24 km
+188 m
-187 m
2h 20
Easy
Departure from Saint-Vincent-d'Olargues (Hérault)
Starting from the Passa Païs greenway in Gaillergues, the circuit follows tracks and paths climbing gently to the Church of the Commanderie des Chevaliers de St-Jean-de-Jérusalem. It offers ever-changing views of the Jaur valley and the peaks: Caroux-Espinouse, Col de Fontfroide, Somail, Avant-monts
Walks near Jaur (rivière) - Affluent de l'Orb
From Mons to Douch via Héric
Walker 
8.48 km
+1,044 m
-391 m
5h 25
Difficult
Departure from Mons (Hérault) (Hérault)
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.