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Montaner walks
In the footsteps of Gaston Fébus in Montaner
This walk takes you past the unmissable medieval castle of Gaston Fébus, built entirely of brick, and explores the countryside around the village of Montaner.
The 4 churches route
This walk will take you to the four churches of Montaner, through forests and, from the plateaus, to vast panoramas with the castle tower as your anchor point.
The hillsides of Saint-Lézer
On the wooded hillsides to the west of the Val d'Adour, this route starting from the Gallo-Roman site of Saint-Lézer offers a magnificent view of the Pyrenees.
Circular route around La Géline
A pleasant circular walk through the woodland around La Géline. You’ll pass through La Montjoie, follow theGR® 101 and one of its variants, and walk past Tarasteix Abbey. Descend back towards La Géline, then climb back up via Sarluzen. Another descent and ascent to visit Castet Crabé, followed by a final kilometre to wind down gently. It’s also an ideal route for a 3 h 30 min to 3 h 45 min Nordic walking session.
Around the Souy at Bois du Commandeur
Hike in the Bois du Commandeur in Ibos and Bordères-sur-l'Échez along the Souy river.The route is located between the D817 road from Pau and the D2 road from Bordères to Pintac, mainly using forest paths and trails. However, there are some short sections on roads.
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On the Plateau de Ger via the Menhir de Roye
An ideal route for Nordic walking in winter as it is in very open countryside; pleasant in fine weather with magnificent views of the Pyrenees. You’ll pass the menhir on the Plateau de Ger, as well as numerous roe deer, a few does and wild boar. This route takes less than two hours to complete at a brisk pace using Nordic walking poles. Allow three hours for a leisurely walk.
The Menhir of the Ger Plateau
The route starts at the top of the Ger hill in Ibos and takes you to the Menhir on the Ger plateau. After entering the woods, the route becomes shaded and you will walk up the Géline. You will see a mini waterfall. You may even spot some deer...
Moderator's note : the slate bridge has been destroyed: see the notice dated 21/03/2022.
Tour of Oléac-Debat starting from Orleix
A hike through the Orleix woods to the Tower of Oléac-Debat.
Exploring Tarbes
An urban walking tour allowing you to explore the city whilst discovering the main points of interest.
Exploring South Tarbes: Aerodrome, Courte Boule, Gespe and Odos Nord
A winter training route in the city to prepare for the walking season as soon as the warmer weather arrives. This route is suitable for city dwellers who wish to explore some of Tarbes’ neighbourhoods.
The Grand Lées Valley
Explore the Béarn countryside and its hamlets, as well as its regional produce, around the Grand Lées valley.
Short tour of Haget
Starting from the village of Haget, the trails offer hikers majestic views of the Pyrenees mountain range.
The fountain trail in Moncaup
A trail that invites you to discover the many fountains of Moncaup (64). This route takes you through woods, meadows and vineyards, offering beautiful shaded areas and varied views.
A route to avoid during wet periods.
Andoins from Soumoulou, the balcony of the Pyrenees
An accessible and varied circular route on the balcony of the Pyrenees. Starting and ending in the centre of Soumoulou, this hike is appealing for its practicality: spacious car park, easy start and a circular route that avoids any complex logistics. The route alternates between quiet roads, country lanes and PR® footpaths, offering a gentle immersion in the contrasting landscapes of the Pyrenees and the Béarn plains.
The Lapassade route
A circular route through the woods of Odos. Of the 11.5 km of this route, only 2.5 km are on roads. You will set off from the Esplanade du Château car park in Odos. You will pass successively through Le Bouscarou, Château de la Passade, Le Turon du Balabay, Les Vignettes, and the ridge path above Hibarette. The return descent takes you through Biouès, La Passade, the path from Odos to Louey and the Beyrède path. A final short stretch of road before arriving back at the château.
A pleasant route to tackle by Nordic walking in 2½ hours for the fitter or by mountain bike in 1½ hours.