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Puyvalador walks
From Puyvalador to the Quérigut Pond
A beautiful border getaway between the Pyrénées Orientales and Ariège that will take you to the wild Étang de Quérigut in Donezan.
Lake Puyvalador
A beautiful route accessible to all, running alongside Lake Puyvalador with an interpretive trail at the start of the walk.
The Heights of Puyvalador
Here is a lovely hiking route open to all that will immerse you in the Hauts de Puyvalador amidst the stunning Capcinoise vegetation.
From the Puyvalador ski resort to the Pic de Ginèvre
A fairly wild hike away from the crowds, taking you to the Pic de Ginevre and its magnificent 360° views.
Please note, three-quarters of the hike is off-trail.
The Sentier d’Émilie starting from Puyvalador Station
A short circular loop starting from Puyvalador Station, taking about 1 hour at a leisurely pace. The route is signposted and can be completed on foot or in snowshoes, depending on the weather. Most of the route is in the shade of the trees in the forest.
The Galbe Valley
This route takes you through one of the most beautiful valleys in the Eastern Pyrenees, namely the Galbe Valley and its breathtaking landscapes in Capcir, starting from the typical and authentic village of Fontrabiouse.
Point S/E moved - Route modified on 02/03/2023.
Circular snowshoe loop above Formiguères
A simple and enjoyable circular snowshoe loop above the village of Formiguères. There was a lot of snow when we did it. The ridge offers magnificent views of the surrounding mountains.
The Refuge de la Lladure
A beautiful getaway in the wild Lladure valley, starting from Lac de l'Olive, located on the road to the Formiguères ski resort.
Pic de Mortiers - Les Camporells from Formiguères station
Fairly long route with a significant elevation gain.
It is possible to shorten this hike at two points.
It can be done in two days with an overnight stay at the Camporells refuge.
Torrential streams, huts, lakes, peaks, mountain huts, animals and spectacular landscapes await you.
Camporells protected area: see the regulations in force; dogs must be kept on a lead. Free car parks.
The hike is fully marked. Except for the option that avoids the bends on the track from (10) to (13).
L’Estany del Diable from Formiguères
This ascent to the Étang du Diable is off the marked trails. You’ll need a good sense of direction, or follow this route using the app or a GPS. As a result, the hike is classified as difficult. The return journey will largely follow the GRP®.
The landscape is very rocky, the temperature is cool, and it’s often windy.
This lake is situated below the Pic des Mortiers. See my hike
The Camporells Lakes
The Camporells Lakes are magnificent. This loop is varied and avoids having to make a return trip. The outward journey is little known and you don't come across many people.
Circular Camporells route via the Lladure Valley
A challenging hike taking you to one of the most beautiful sites in the Pyrénées-Orientales: the Camporells, with their breathtaking scenery.
Loop from the Col de Creu to the Estagnols refuge
A lovely loop to do on snowshoes (or on foot in summer) starting from Matemale.
The return via the other trail requires a certain level of fitness if the tracks in the snow have not been made. From the Col de La Sansa, follow the yellow-red markings.
It is also important to follow the description carefully, otherwise you will have to return to the bottom of the road and walk back up to the pass to retrieve your cars.
From Coll de Creu to Caudiès-de-Conflent (circular)
This long circular hike takes you via Coll del Torn and Caudiès-de-Conflent. The mix of open and wooded sections offers a hike rich in varied landscapes and atmospheres.
The Refuge des Estagnols from Sansa
A lovely walk taking in some of the Catalan heritage sites of the Garrotxes.Route marked in yellow, with directional and information signs that are either recent or in very good condition.No signposting between (7) and (9), but it is impossible to go wrong. The yellow markings indicated, and present in November 2022, are not guaranteed to remain in place over time (disappearance, destruction).Paths are in perfect condition. This walk can be shortened as desired.The most challenging part is returning to Sansa via the small D4/D4e road: allow half an hour’s drive from Olette.
Around Sansa
This route, starting from Sansa, will take you on a tour of the surroundings of the northernmost village in the Garrotxes. A fairly long and challenging hike.
From Sansa to the Estanyols Lakes
A family hike accessible to all in the wild Garrotxes valley. From the village of Sansa, on a forest trail on the way there, the route leads to the Estagnols Lakes, where there is also a refuge.