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Neste de la Géla (ruisseau) - Affluent de la Neste walks
Barroude Lakes
This hike is magnificent. The climb starts on a wide, open path and then continues through the forest. It continues through beautiful mountain pastures along the Neste de la Géla, where large herds graze peacefully. The view across the valley floor is spectacular. The end of the route on the balconies of the cirque at the foot of the cliff, which towers 500 metres above us, is just as magnificent. The arrival at the lake with its islets and jagged contours is a marvel.
Barroude Lakes circular via Port de Barroude and Port Vieux
The climb to the Cirque de Barroude is after a passage through the forest along the Neste de la Géla in magnificent summer pastures. The arrival at the lakes via a bucolic path offers a splendid view of the cliffs that tower 500 metres above. The return via the Port de Barroude and then the ridges allows us to see the Spanish side and its Aragonese sierras.
Walks near Neste de la Géla (ruisseau) - Affluent de la Neste
Troumouse Cirque – Héas Chapel
From the Cirque de Troumouse to the Chapel of Héas, via Fontaine and the Oratory of the Holy Family.
Estaubé Cirque – Troumouse Cirque
Set off from the Cirque d’Estaubé, passing by the Lac des Gloriettes, to the Cirque de Troumouse for a completely self-catering bivouac.
Tuquerouye Refuge to the village of Gavarnie
Day 3
The return route for the 3-day route starts at the Tuquerouye Refuge and heads to Gavarnie via the Hourquette d’Alans and the Espuguettes Refuge.
Chalet Hôtel d'Orédon - Tournaboup
Third stage of the Three Days in the Néouvielle Reserve and its lakesFrom the Chalet-Hôtel d'Orédon to the Tournaboup car park.The multi-day hike is coming to an end, but the beauty of the 20 lakes remains.You are entering the Néouvielle National Nature Reserve, which is protected by regulations. Please respect these regulations (see practical information).
Orédon Mountain Hut – La Glère Mountain Hut
The first part of the 4-day Tour du Massif de Néouvielle, taking in the massif’s largest lakes.
From the Espuguettes refuge to the Tuquerouye refuge via the Piméné
Day 2This beautiful day-long high-mountain hike offers breathtaking views of the Cirque de Gavarnie from the summit of the Pic de Pimené (2,801 m), as well as a 360° panorama of the entire Pyrenean border range and the French Piedmont region of the Hautes-Pyrénées.The walk then follows the Pimené ridge, offering a fun and exhilarating experience.The highlight of the day is the gruelling ascent of the Couloir de Tuquerouye to reach the highest unmanned mountain hut in the Pyrenees.
Refuge des Espugettes – Cirque d’Estaubé.
Route from the Espuguettes refuge to the Cirque d’Estaubé, including the ascent of the Petit and Grand Piméné (2,801 m) via the Hourquette d’Alans. Bivouac in the cirque, entirely self-sufficient.
Lac d’Aubert – Saint-Lary-Soulan
The eighth and final stage of the trek, starting from Lac d’Aubert. The route leads to the Col de Portet before beginning a long descent towards the final destination, Saint-Lary-Soulan.
You will be entering the Néouvielle National Nature Reserve, which is protected by regulations. Please respect these regulations. (See practical information).
From the Refuge de l’Oule to the village of Artigues
Second day of a three-day circular route. You can book a packed lunch if you’re staying overnight at the Refuge de l’Oule, as well as top up your water flasks. Afterwards, the trail is lovely as it runs alongside the lake. It passes through the Col de Bastanet and takes in magnificent lakes all along the route. At the Campana de Cloutou mountain refuge, you can sit at a table to eat your packed lunch and refill your water flask. The trail then descends, passing by pretty lakes, to the village of Artigues.
Gavarnie – Luz-St-Sauveur
The sixth stage of the trek (or seventh if you’ve taken a ‘rest’ day to explore the Cirque de Gavarnie). This transitional stage descends the entire Gavarnie valley to Luz-Saint-Sauveur, the final town on the route. Please note that the suggested route differs slightly fromthe GR®®10, as it passes through Gèdre.