Muret walks

From Quai Saint-Marcet, the old port on the Garonne in Muret, the route climbs the cliff via shaded steps to reach Rue de la Côté des Bênes. Simply follow the path to the Brioudes plateau, the leisure centre and the fitness trail.On the Brioudes plateau, in good weather, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Mont Valier and other peaks in the Pyrenees. The return journey down the Côte de Bétance takes you back to the car park.

Hike between Muret and Saubens, partly along the Garonne river, with breathtaking views of Muret, the Garonne valley and the Pyrenees in the background.

Walk around Ox, a village near Muret, through the fields and along the footpaths.

A pleasant walk in the Eaunes Forest on a warm day, with a view of the Pyrenees from the orientation table.

From the abbey to the orientation table and the Chapel of Saint-Amans, discover Eaunes in a different way.

In a small corner near Toulouse is a lake where many birds live and where you can enjoy the peace and quiet of nature. Why not spend an afternoon discovering it?

This route offers panoramic views of the Garonne valley from the Via Garona, as well as a refreshing stroll along the wild single tracks that run alongside the Garonne.

Walk between Labastidette and Le Lherm. Pass through the fields between Sardelis Castle and the aerodrome, then walk quietly along the Saint-Martory Canal.

A stone's throw from Toulouse, this is a short, easy route with views of the village and the cliff reflected in the pond, or the Ariège waterfalls.The walk takes less than an hour and is almost completely flat, but it can last a long time if you like to "caress the reeds, leaf through the ponds and cry Rimbaud" or simply contemplate the ducks, egrets and herons or picnic with your feet in the water, sun cream at hand.

This is a pleasant route that winds along the slopes of the Aouach in Estantens, offering beautiful views of the valley. The return journey is along a magnificent little path that winds through a stunning forest, alongside the Garonne, offering beautiful views of the river in places.

On the outskirts of Toulouse, climb up to admire the Pyrenees and the hillsides, then return to the cool shade of the Goyrans forest along the Ariège river.

Enjoy the cool shade of the Ramiers de Lacroix-Falgarde and Goyrans, with views over the Garonne and Ariège valleys.

This walk, through cultivated hillsides, leads along winding paths to the Gleysette chapel, a true testament to the existence of the Church of Notre-Dame-du-Ciel.

Easy walk around the various lakes of the Bidot estate between Fonsorbes, Plaisance du Touch and Frouzins. This route starts at the park entrance and the Salle Bidot in Fonsorbes.

A short hike starting from Lacroix-Falgarde, which follows the right bank of the Ariège, takes a small path climbing up to the Balandra hill, and descends through the Vignasse valley to the Goyrans ramier

A circuit in the heart of nature, taking paths through fields, undergrowth and a little on tarmac in the village itself. Route modified on 21/04/2023.

This hike is based on the route published by SICOVAL "Circular walk from Notre-Dame des Bois", which I modified at the end.

This hike, which crosses varied landscapes, offers beautiful views of the Ariège valley. It leads along a path through the woods to the Notre-Dame-des-Bois oratory, a reminder of the discovery of a wooden statue of the Virgin and Child, which can be seen in the church of Clermont-le-Fort.

A very varied hike, combining bucolic trails along the Ariège river and aerial passages on the cliffs. Very little tarmac, lots of trails, beautiful views of the plains and the Pyrenees.The hike ends with a visit to the charming village of Clermont-le-Fort.

Countryside landscapes, Bois des Escoumes woods, Pré Cahuzac walk.

A walk of around twelve kilometres on the hillsides around Beaumont-sur-Lèze Editor’s note added on 01/10/2021: the starting point must be changed due to private property: See the comments at the bottom of this page for an alternative

A pleasant walk in the Lèze valley, which can be done in either direction.

This is a walk with two faces: the first part is "aerial", on the right bank, from Vénerque to Clermont-le-Fort, with elevation changes and a landscape stretching as far as the eye can see, along paths that are rarely used (except by trail runners); the second part, on the left bank, is completely "peaceful", winding between the lake, riverbanks and the peaceful neighbourhoods of Le Vernet.

A superb circular route following theGR®®861, which runs alongside the Garonne for half the route, offering beautiful views. Please note, however, that there are a few challenging sections.I recommend doing this walk in dry weather. Warning: (10) Due to rockfalls, the route is currently impassable. Plan to return to Notre-Dame de l'Aouach Church (8) then follow the road to (3) and take the reverse route of the outward journey.

This circular walk will introduce you to a mix of nature, urban life and countryside. Between the Garonne and its banks, the viewpoint and its view of the Pyrenees, the forests and the fields, there is something for everyone. You can enjoy an educational trail on natural environments along the Garonne before taking the climb that leads you to a superb viewpoint over the river and its valley. In spring, several species of orchids can be seen along the trail. Also, don't hesitate to stop at the Brasserie du Moulin next to the bridge, where you'll find the largest collection of rugby shirts in Europe!

A walk between Mauzac and Montaut with beautiful views of the Pyrenees and the surrounding hillsides.

Connecting the village of Vieille-Toulouse to that of Pechbusque via the Way of St James, this walk takes hikers through wooded, shaded areas crossed by the Bécane stream. The church of Pechbusque, a stopping place for pilgrims, will charm visitors with its stained glass windows and furnishings. Strongly discouraged in wet weather.

On the outskirts of Toulouse, this is a rural hike that is a little challenging (steep slopes) but not too difficult, with a long, very pleasant stretch through the woods in the middle, which can be very muddy when it rains. This hike follows several PR® trails marked in yellow. Ignore these markings.