Saint-Pargoire walks

This is an easy hike that allows you to discover an old railway line and its tunnel, as well as a geological curiosity, while enjoying the natural heritage of the Hérault hinterland. Moderator's warning: Please note that reviews of this hike indicate that a GPS or the Visorando app is useful

This route follows the Dolmen and Fossé des Yeux hike, but starts from Tressan. It is slightly shorter and parking is easier.

Starting from Aspiran, the route follows dirt tracks (mostly), tarmac sections and about a hundred metres on departmental roads. Up to (7), the route follows the signposting for cycle routes 14-17. Beautiful views over the Hérault plain, Pic Saint-Loup, Mont Saint-Baudille, Mont Liausson and Pic de Vissou.

An easy walk for families outside the hottest hours of summer. A walk through the heath on the Pioch Madame, on the northern slope towards Villeveyrac. Views over the Villeveyrac plain, the Causse d’Aumelas and its wind turbines, stretching as far as Montpellier. Birds of prey to spot. And as a bonus, the little bustard for the very lucky.

This hike requires attention and monitoring of the GPX track, especially between points (11) and (12).Alternating between beautiful open views and wild valleys, often away from marked trails. It follows forest tracks and unmarked paths.

A circular route above the inhabited areas of this territory, which you can enjoy in a 360° panoramic view as you hike. It takes you on a journey through 2,500 years of history, from the primitive dwellings of La Ramasse to the chapel overlooking the Dourbie.

This route will allow you to discover the rich landscapes of Nébian. From the hill of La Ramasse, passing through Mas de Roujou and then La Tourelle, it will take you to the Saint-Jean Chapel and then to the Baumes estate, crossing the Dourbie river. You will also enjoy the shaded landscapes around Villeneuvette. On the way back, your trail will pass by the Pichaures hill, offering a 360° panoramic view.

This hike takes in the historic sites of the Nébian area, through varied and wild countryside, along paths that avoid the main tracks as much as possible while offering remarkable views.

A pleasant and easy walk, except for its length. Balcony views over the Languedoc plain, Nébian, Clermont-l'Hérault, Villeneuvette and Lieuran-Cabrières.

A modified version of aPR® of the same name with an easier start for parking and a crossing of the River Boyne via the bridge on the D174. ThePR® ford before Ceressou is very often impassable. Otherwise, the rest of the route is identical. Le Plan du Ceressou is an ancient volcano. Curiously, its name has changed in recent years from Ceressou to Celessou on IGN maps.

Part of the route takes you through vineyards and over the Céressou and Baumes volcanoes surrounding Fontès, offering views of the sea.

Route on the Baumes volcano flow to see the Peyreficade menhir, without any particular difficulty.

This very pleasant and easy hike offers a journey back in time to the heart of the Moure massif. Allowing you to discover the exceptional heritage hidden in the Hérault heath, this circuit of just over 5 km offers a high concentration of perfectly restored traditional buildings. A dozen drystone shelters and other buildings can be seen along the route.

Walk around Villeneuvette and its hydraulic remains, which were used to supply the now disused royal factory.

The path to the top of La Soureille d'Izarne is quite steep, but the effort is rewarded with a superb view of the Pyrenees on a clear day. Walking along the ridges requires a little care, but there are no vertiginous passages. The rest of the route is easy.

This route through the heathland and along the Étang de Thau offers two different landscapes. Along the lake, you can stop for refreshments at a café or taste oysters at one of the many oyster farms, which serve orders at any time of day.

During this hike, you can discover the remains of the old village of Cabrières at the foot of the castle, the hamlet of Les Crozes, the Tiberet mills and the old paths, known as "drovers' roads" in Occitan.

This trail winds through the heart of a listed site, rich in natural, geological and scenic discoveries. Leaving the village, the trail winds through the vineyards, climbs through the fragrant heath and reaches the impressive cliffs of the Pic de Vissou. This pleasant route offers many geological curiosities and, in particular, an amazing view of the Estabel terrace. In the background, the silhouette of Vissou serves as a landmark during this walk full of surprises. This hike may be closed depending on the fire risk level. Be sure to check the map.

Hike with varied terrain and a beautiful view of the Pic de Vissou. The ruins of the Church of Saint-Gély d'Arques are a lovely spot for a picnic.Some sections are not marked and require the use of a GPS.

A walk along the Étang de Thau in Bouzigues, returning via the village streets, which are very quiet. As you pass the harbour, you can visit the Étang de Thau Museum. At the end of the walk, you can also enjoy the small beach.

During this hike in the heart of a listed site, rich in natural, geological and scenic discoveries, you can explore the ruins of the old village of Cabrières at the foot of the château, then climb the ridges of Vissou before ascending the peak and discovering a breathtaking view. This hike follows twoPR® trails, "Drovers' Roads of Crozes" and "Pic de Vissou". It is not difficult but is still a little physically demanding.

This circular route around Tourbes is not particularly difficult and offers varied landscapes, mostly in the undergrowth. Take care when crossing the D39. The entire hike is marked in yellow. The beautiful village of Tourbes is well worth a visit.

From Champ de la Croix, at the start of the DFCI track, explore the foothills of Saint-Paul-et-Valmalle. An inspiring and surprising outing thanks to the places you’ll visit. Cross the Bois de Mascla and the Boscas ridges. Head to the Croix de la Gardie. Discover the ruins of the Tour d’Arthus. Wade across the Ruisseau du Coulazou. Walk along the old railway line. This leaves a lasting impression and immerses us in memories of times gone by.

"Lo qu'o bist Alignan-del-ben, toudo la bido sen souben", which means in Occitan "whoever has seen Alignan-du-Vent remembers it all their life". This route winds through the heart of the Alignan-du-Vent vineyards, passing through vineyards and among the vines. From Le Travers, you’ll enjoy a magnificent view of the valley and the wine-growing villages.

An easy walk with beautiful views. Along the way, you can discover the fauna, flora and landscapes of the Florensac hinterland.

Discover the dolomitic cirque of Mourèze, shaped by erosion, with exceptional views of the Lac du Salagou and the Mediterranean coast. This hike may be prohibited depending on the level of fire risk. Please consult the map.

A walk in Balaruc-les-Bains, along the Étang de Thau, exploring a naturally evolving wetland and the lovely Ancient Mediterranean Garden. This garden charges an admission fee, but it is inexpensive and is managed by the local council.

At the heart of the Languedocian hinterland, Lake Salagou is a perfect place for a hike and all sorts of sports activities in the fresh air.

The artificial lake of Lac de Salagou has created an attraction that goes far beyond water sports and bathing. Geology, pastoralism, old villages, drystone shelters and vineyards complete the appeal of this region, which returns to peace and quiet at the end of summer.

Discover Lake Salagou from the plateau and its drystone shelters scattered among the vineyards. Herds of animals guarded by Patou dogs, between 2 and 5 in number. Avoid hiking with your dog! See practical information.

This hike will give you a panoramic view of Lake Salagou and take you to the heart of the Cirque de Mourèze This hike may be closed depending on the fire risk level. Be sure to check the map.

This is a pleasant hike that takes you through the Cirque de Mourèze and offers superb views of Lake Salagou. This hike may be closed depending on the fire risk level. Be sure to check the map.

A pleasant route on trails that are rarely used in winter: a blue lake at the bottom of an old red bauxite quarry, a hermitage lost in the heart of the forest and a panoramic view from the top of the Puech Bartelié antenna.

Hiking on tracks and trails. This outing, sometimes in the undergrowth, sometimes under the pines, does not present any particular difficulty for occasional hikers. In good weather, there are beautiful views from Puech Bartelié or over the Séranne.

This hike will take you to viewpoints overlooking the Lergue and Hérault valleys, passing through the rapids of the Lagarel stream and past the site of an old lime kiln. Bring a torch for the tunnel and a map as the route is not signposted. The GPX track will also be very useful.

A circular hike allowing you to discover the Cirque de Mourèze, the picturesque village of the same name and enjoy an exceptional view of Lake Salagou. Hike modified on 11/05/2023 with Hérault Tourisme. See practical information. This hike may be prohibited depending on the fire risk level. Remember to check the map.

A very beautiful hike with stunning views of Lake Salagou on one side and the Cirque de Mouréze on the other, as well as magnificent views of the Cévennes and the Mediterranean. Hike modified on 11/05/2023 with Hérault Tourisme. See practical information. This hike may be prohibited depending on the fire risk level. Remember to check the map.

Mont Liausson overlooks Lake Salagou, and the climb offers beautiful views. Hike modified on 11/05/2023 with Hérault Tourisme. See practical information. This hike may be prohibited depending on the fire risk level. Remember to check the map.

A circular route taking you around Sète whilst visiting the must-see sites of this seaside town: the beaches, the harbour, the canals, the town centre, Mont Saint-Clair, the Pierres Blanches National Forest, not to mention the two cemeteries known for being the final resting places of famous local figures.

A family stroll between the typical Sète fishermen's houses and second homes.

A lovely stroll along the canals in Sète. On this route, you can imagine the famous Sète water jousting tournaments that take place in this magnificent setting. Thanks to this fabulous backdrop, this little Languedoc Venice has also become famous through a number of television series.

A picturesque route along the rocky coastline connecting the Corniche district to the port of Sète via the Théâtre de la Mer, formerly Fort Saint-Pierre. Beautiful views of the marine cemetery dear to Paul Valéry, as well as the Môle Saint-Louis and the breakwater. Pedestrian walkway overlooking the sea.

Itinéraire empruntant la nouvelle piste cyclable avec un retour par la rive droite de l'Hérault.

Seven good reasons to discover Sète: It is the home of the tièle (a type of octopus pie that is emblematic of Sète). It is a city of culture (numerous museums/street art/theatres/etc.). It is the city of Georges Brassens and Paul Valéry. It is home to the best oysters in the world from the Étang de Thau lagoon. Its seaside and Étang de Thau lagoon, its beaches. Its canals, which give it a Venetian feel, and its old port. The Muscat wines of Frontignan and Mireval.

Set off from Bikemed and hop on your bike for an unforgettable day trip! Corniche, beaches, lido, Canal du Midi, vineyards, unspoilt natural areas, charming little villages... incredible diversity in a single day's ride!

Beautiful views along the entire route, a few steep slopes, and especially the stairs taken earlier to reach the huts. The originality of this hike lies in the fact that it takes you across Mont Saint-Clair, the Pierres Blanches National Forest and the seaside. Best done outside of summer as most of the route is exposed. This hike may be prohibited depending on the fire risk level. Remember to check the map.

A beautiful walk to Mont Saint-Clair, which offers a panoramic view of Sète. The route is quite varied, with narrow streets, forest trails and coastal paths. It offers different views of the town of Sète, the Étang de Thau, the salt marshes separating the lagoon from the Mediterranean Sea and the port. This hike may be prohibited depending on the fire risk level. Remember to check the map.

At the edge of Lake Salagou, there are beautiful views of the lake, first between the red cliffs and the blue waters of the lake, then from the balcony at the edge of the Auverne plateau.