Massif de Lascours walks

A small mountain lake with a beautiful blue-green colour. Less frequented than the Lac Bleu, it is a real pleasure to soak up the calm and splendour of the site. The route offers views of the magnificent Pitch d'Ouscouaou waterfall.

A beautiful loop to reach the Col de Bareilles and access Lac Bleu, passing by Lac d'Ourrec, with a beautiful variety of landscapes. There is a magnificent waterfall on the way back that is worth seeing! The hike is very well marked, so it is easy to follow!

From the start, there is a superb panorama of the surrounding mountains. The view of the widening lake is splendid.

Beyond the Tourmalet mountain pastures, on the other side of a high mountain pass, discover a huge, deep blue lake. Lac Bleu is at the same altitude as the starting point, in a neighbouring valley. To reach it, you must cross the easy Col d'Aoube, passing from the gentle hustle and bustle of the Col du Tourmalet to a wild valley where the small Lac Vert and the immense Lac Bleu are located. A pleasant hike in the company of herds, with large Pyrenean birds of prey flying overhead.

Lac dets Plagnous is a tiny lake above Lac d'Isaby. A little more difficult to access than the latter, it is neglected by hikers. However, it is very pleasant and makes you want to stay on its banks for a while.

A beautiful hike that leads to Lake Isaby via the ruins of Saint-Orens Abbey and the Isaby Valley. A pleasant trail, sometimes steep, mostly in the forest before coming out onto the lake and the surrounding peaks (Soum and Pic de Léviste, Soum Arrouy, Soum de Lascours).

A beautiful, little-known hike offering superb 360° views from Léviste to Pibeste via Luz, Bergons, Gavarnie and Viscos. The climb is steep but not difficult, and your thighs will feel the burn on the descent. There is a loop variant starting lower down (Saligos) and returning via Coueylas.