Murviel-lès-Béziers walks

The route is dotted with several dovecote towers, one of the distinctive features of the commune of Murviel-lès-Béziers.

Bird's eye view of the Réals base and crossing the canyons. Moderator's warning on 01/03/2021: Caution! GPS is useful for this hike. See reviews

A lovely walk through vineyards, heath and pine forests, with no difficulty other than the length. Beautiful views of the Caroux Massif, known as the reclining woman, Espinouse, Canigou and the sea on a clear day.

Sometimes calm, sometimes tumultuous, discover the Orb on this walk. Many international canoe/kayak competitions take place in the Réals basin. A basin with a reputation for being highly technical.

A circular route that takes you to Pierrerue through the vineyards. The return to Cessenon follows part of the old railway line.

Discover a magnificent and peaceful place in the heart of the heath. For more information, visit http//www.abbaye-defontcaude

Discover a landscape of heath, vineyards and limestone cliffs, as well as a remarkable architectural heritage. The village of Cazedarnes has two points of interest. The main one for hikers is the magnificent view from the top of the cliffs over the village below and the Foncaude plateau. But there is also a church entirely decorated with frescoes. This is the work of Nicolaî Greschny,who used Byzantine techniques consisting of applying natural ochre pigments to the still-fresh plaster. In 2012, the entire parish church, including its wall decorations, was listed as a Historic Monument. To climb the cliffs, follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela andtake the GR®787, known as the Bretelle de Foncaude, for most of the route.GPS or Visorando app useful

A butterfly-shaped hike around Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez, climbing up to the Saint-Étienne Hermitage, with magnificent views of the sea and the Pyrenees, then along the Crouzet Stream.

This loop trail starts in Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez and climbs up to Puech de la Knoll (407 m), passing a Roman wall along the way. The trail follows an ancient path from Béziers. This trail, which follows in the footsteps of the Visigoths, offers several interesting ruins and panoramic views.

Climb up to the Hermitage of Saint-Étienne, built in the 8th century by the Visigoths, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Orb valley and, on a clear day, the sea. The descent is a gentle walk through heath and pine trees.

A pleasant hike through the schistous terroirs of the Faugères wine region, with vines at all altitudes right down to the bottom of the "Meteor" crater.

After seeing the "Statue of Liberty", set off to discover a dolmen and a thousand-year-old olive tree.

Starting from Lugné, a hamlet in the commune of Cessenon-sur-Orb, this hike will immerse you in the Mediterranean heath and the Côteaux de Cessenon. Some unusual encounters during this hike: Statue of Liberty, Eucalyptus...

A walk in the heart of nature starting from Roquebrun, with beautiful views of the mountains and the Caroux through the vineyards. The route is easy to follow and clearly marked in blue (several routes are possible from the starting point (2)).

Hike through holm oaks and heath at the edge of the hinterland. It allows you to climb a certain height with ease (gentle slope) before descending "abruptly" via the Chemin de la Bouissonade (an old Roman road) lined with stone walls.