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Labruguière walks
From Labruguière to the Montagne Noire via the Carbonéral
This walk allows you to explore the hills of Labruguière, comprising small limestone plateaus to the north and wooded countryside to the south. You climb towards the Montagne Noire, which often dominates the southern backdrop of the landscapes in this department. This is the realm of the forest, composed of both deciduous and coniferous trees. Its peaks are gentle and varied: moors, forests and meadows share the view of the sky.
The edge of the Causse de Labruguière
A short, unpretentious walk, accessible to all but with some interesting views.
The crosses of the Causse de Labruguière
From Caucalières to Caucalières via Payrin, a walk in the fresh air.
From Escoussens to the Mouscaillou Waterfall
There is a pretty waterfall to see, unless there is a drought like the one in 2022.
The villages of Payrin and Caucalières via the Causse
Walk starting from Payrin.
Walk through the old village, then head towards the Causse, with lovely views, varied vegetation and a peaceful atmosphere.
A hike of moderate difficulty due to the hilly terrain.
Circular route around the heights of Noailhac.
A pleasant walk, especially when the Autan wind is blowing, as you will be sheltered from the wind. Varied landscapes and views of the Montagne Noire and the Castres plain enliven this route. Paths and trails will take you to the foot of the Sidobre, then back via the hamlet of Fialessuch and the Roc de Peyremaure.
Along the Agout, starting from Castres
A safe walk along the outskirts of Castres towards Burlats and Roquecoube, returning via Les Salvages.
The Rouquette rock formations and the Roc du Baptistou
Discover the Lézert stream, which flows through a mass of large granite boulders. The path winds its way up through the boulder field in a damp, cool forest, even in summer. To avoid a return journey, head back via a small, traffic-free road that allows you to make a short detour to see the precariously balanced Roc du Baptistou.
Clauzet circular
A circuit through the woods following the crystal-clear Rivaillou stream! Discover the natural beauty of the Tarn, the ruins of Clauzet and the beautiful village of Boissezon. You will also discover the Virgin of Salette and the textile factories.
Boissezon via the Puech du Fau
A haven of freshness a few kilometres from Castres. A walk that will reveal its undergrowth and its stream with a stepped waterfall. Not marked, many paths, follow the description carefully. The Visorando app will be a great help.
From Sainte-Scholastique to the Quatre Saints
A beautiful, undulating route that passes through four places dedicated to the four saints of Dourgne:
Saint-Macaire and his healing spring, Saint-Stapin the giant, Saint-Chipoli or Saint-Hippolyte, Saint-Ferréol and his Capelette.
Walk in Hautpoul via the Mazamet footbridge
This is a round trip to visit the hilltop village of Hautpoul, discovering the Mazamet footbridge that leads there. The footbridge offers breathtaking views of the Arnette valley.
This route takes you along the Chemin de la Jamarié, an old salt road and Roman road, until you reach the footbridge.
The heights of Burlats and the banks of the Agout
A very pleasant route with beautiful views of Roquecourbe on one side and the Montagne Noire on the other. A beautiful path along the Agout between Carla and Les Salvages, built on an old aqueduct from the town of Castres. Magnificent shaded paths lined with chestnut trees cross pastoral areas.
The Saut de la Truite waterfall from Burlats
A walk through the woods to the Saut de la Truite waterfall from Burlats. The path starts with an uphill climb, offering spectacular views of the town of Burlats and its surroundings. After the climb, you will walk through nature before gradually returning to civilisation. To reach the Saut de la Truite waterfall, you will need to take a short stretch of road (with little traffic).
Old barns - Croix de Montalric
Semi-shaded route in the Montagne Noire, with beautiful views of the Revel and Puylaurens valley and the Pyrenees. Forest of fir, pine and beech trees, moors of ferns and ash trees. Little elevation gain.
Most of this hike follows unmarked paths, even if you come across some markings. Only take these into account when they are mentioned in the description.