The Windy Hills of Avignonet-Lauragais in Fanjeaux

Parking: you can leave your car at the start, near the campsite, and at the finish, on the side of the road near the antenna, and access via Mas-Saintes-Puelles.

- In Villeneuve-la-Comptal on the route: public toilets behind the village hall.
- In Fendeille at the finish: picnic tables and car park next to the village hall + bakery, picnic tables and car park at the village hall.
- In Mireval-Lauragais: toilets and water point in front of the^second medieval gate.
- In Laurabuc: café-grocery store.
- In Laurac: water point next to the war memorial.
- In Villasavary, water point at the stadium and public toilets. In the village, butcher's, grocery store, chemist's and bakery.
- In Fanjeaux: grocery store, restaurant, bakery, pharmacy.

Points of interest along the way and nearby:
- The ancient fortified villages of Avignonet-Lauragais and Montferrand.
- The castles of Baraigne and Molleville.
- The old mill of "Moulin Neuf".
- Lake Ganguise.
- The structures on the Canal du Midi, including the Marvail bridge and the Océan lock.
- The Naurouze site, the highest point on the Canal du Midi, where the waters flowing down from the Montagne Noire are distributed via the Rigole, which feeds the canal.
- Port Lauragais (free access via the car park overlooking the RD): permanent exhibition on Pierre Paul Riquet.
- The hill where Clément Ader tested his prototype aeroplane: this episode in scientific history is explained on an educational panel and an orientation table provides information about the panorama.
- In the village of Villeneuve-la-Comptal: church.
- Reconstructed mill above the village of Villeneuve-la-Comptal.
- Numerous panoramic views from the high points of the particularly spectacular ridge line.
- In Fendeille: castle grounds offering a beautiful place to walk and admire the trees, a medieval tower and a castle rebuilt in the 18th century, which now houses the village school.
- In Fendeille: 18th-century castle and medieval keep.
- In Mirevail-Lauragais: two medieval gateways to the old fortified village, square dovecote with half-timbered walls, 500 metres away.
- In Laurabuc: Romanesque church with 19th-century bell tower and old medieval gate.
- In Laurac: well-preserved old fortified village, typical narrow streets and beautiful stone houses.