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Former talc mine from Pont de Reynès
An easy hike through the woods on good paths, mostly signposted, which will take you to the
remains of the old talc mine.
Circular loop of the Coll d'en Ric via a ridge line from Amélie-les-Bains
This is a challenging hike due to the elevation gain and short distance. This hike is only suitable for people who are used to walking off the beaten track. The scenery is spectacular, as numerous gaps in the fairly low vegetation offer views of the surrounding wooded mountains. In addition, the border ridge is clearly visible throughout the ascent. The Roc de France is in sight. The return journey is via stage 39 of the Haute Route Pyrénéenne.
Montalba d'Amélie and the Engracia Chapel from Amélie-les-Bains
This hike takes place in the woods, but offers beautiful views of the Vallespir (Roc Saint-Sauveur) and Canigou. Avoid when it is too hot.
Saint-Paul circular
A short walk around the Chapel and the Mas de Sant-Pau. Beautiful panoramic views of Reynes and Céret.
First part along the tarmac road (very little traffic) then along the paths.
Mimosa circular in Céret
This is a pleasant route in the foothills of Vallespir, above Reynes, where you can enjoy the scent and colour of the mimosas in mid-February and the cork oak forests (suberaies). There are several viewpoints offering views of the Sant-Ferriol Chapel, the town of Céret, the Tech Valley and the Canigou Massif.
Following the River Tech from Amélie-les-Bains to Arles-sur-Tech
Following the GRP® Ronde du Canigou trail, you’ll follow the River Tech. There are fords along the route, as well as wash houses and chapels. You’ll enjoy views of Fort les Bains and Annibal Waterfall. You’ll find a few picnic tables along the way, and the walk ends at Arles-sur-Tech Abbey.
Santa Engràcia Chapel
A walk in Amélie-les-Bains, in the Vallespir, leading to the Chapel of Santa Engràcia.
Puig de Garces, Pla Bulat and the orientation table in Céret
A short hike up to Puig de Garces (674 m), a hill overlooking Céret. A circular route passing through Pla de Bulat, then descending via a path leading past the orientation table. Return via the Route du Balcon de Céret.
Around Amélie-les-Bains
This route will allow you to explore the surroundings of Amélie-les-Bains, namely Montbolo, where there is an orientation table, and Palalda, a village with a medieval feel.
Coll de Paracolls via little-known paths
A walk that will introduce you to built heritage, remarkable sites and unmarked paths.The numerous terraces still visible on the southern slope are evidence of significant human activity in the past.This walk requires a basic sense of direction. The GPX track is essential from (7) to (10).At 11 km long, with an elevation gain of 905 m, this hike is very steep (see elevation profile).
From the Pont du Diable in Céret to the Château d'Aubiry
A short, easy family walk that takes you from the beautiful Pont du Diable bridge in Céret to the Château d'Aubiry and its grounds. The imposing Canigou massif dominates the Têt valley in the distance. The château was built by Jean Bardou (founder of the JOB brand) for one of his children.
Roc de Frausa - Col del Pou de la Neu - Pic de Les Salines from Pla Bulat
A challenging but safe hike along the France-Spain border ridge.
The ridge passages should be avoided in strong winds.
Short detour into Spain to visit the church and refuge at Les Salines.
Classified as very difficult due to its length and elevation gain.
This hike can be adapted to suit your ability and the weather (see Practical Information).
Modification of the description. See practical information 28 April 2021 *
The descent from (5) to Coll de Cirerers (5) is prohibited.
Roc Sant Salvador - France-Spain border from Montalbà d'Amélie
This is a very difficult hike due to the steep incline on certain sections.Passage through Collada Sant Marti, Roc de la Sentinella, and Coll de la Dona Morta.A good sense of direction and the GPX track are essential. But your efforts will be rewarded by the magnificent scenery.NOTE: the final ascent of Roc Salvador is reserved for experienced hikers who are not prone to vertigo.Shortcut possible from Coll Cerdà ⁴. The climb to Roc can be avoided ².
Roc de Sant Salvador from Montalbà d'Amélie
A very beautiful circular with a variety of trails. An exceptional view from the rock over Roussillon, the Canigou massif and Spain. The hike is particularly technical with many difficult passages. You must pay close attention to the trail. Access to the peak itself is reserved for experienced hikers: there is a 5-metre descent that is extremely difficult to navigate without a rope. With these warnings in mind, this is one of the most beautiful hikes in Vallespir.Visorando app recommended.
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