Massif d'Ardiden walks

A beautiful hike in the Lutour Valley, which is a magnificent place.

A beautiful walk in the Vallon des Granges de Bué, which can be done with children provided they are fit.

Follow old paths hidden under beech and hazel trees to discover three villages with a rich traditional architectural heritage.

This is a very beautiful hike, but it requires good physical condition, good weather and sure-footedness. Be extra careful on a very short section of the ridge. The climb to the peak is difficult. Those who are prone to vertigo or have poor footwear should take a lower path towards the pass, starting at (4), and arrive at the bottom of the final climb to Pic de Viscos.

This is a fairly uncrowded hike leading to magnificent lakes below the Pic d'Ardiden, crossing small mountain pastures and ending in a fairly rocky area.

The hike becomes very challenging as soon as you leave the wide path that leads to the Estom refuge. The hike is classified as difficult due to its steep gradient, with an average slope of more than 35% from (2).

A beautiful walk that takes us across the Lutour valley along the Gave river of the same name, ending at the refuge and Lac d'Estom in a magnificent setting, ideal for a first break.

It was following Napoleon III's visit that this small town in the Pyrenees began to flourish. This route highlights the buildings that the Emperor was directly or indirectly responsible for. Firstly, there is the spa district of Saint-Sauveur, then the bridge that bears his name and spans the Gavarnie river, and finally the small Solférino chapel, a reminder of his victory over the Prussians.

A pleasant hike in the heart of the Cauterets forests and their history. Discover the superb Plateau du Lisey overlooking Cauterets. A real treat for the whole family!