• on foot : 2h30 - Difficulty Easy
  • Distance : 9.5km
  • Vertical rise : 150m
  • Public : Famille
Lovely walk from Abère on track and small road. Initially elevated to take advantage of the view of the Pyrenees, it descends into a valley and runs alongside the meandering Grand Lées. It then passes through a pleasant pine forest before returning to your starting point. You can try your hand at drawing by stopping at the "rando dessin" station, where you'll find a beautiful hilly landscape.
Itinerary

  • Step 1 :

    The Grand Lées Valley hiking and drawing station Opposite the church, turn left onto the small road (dead-end sign). The road becomes a track through the meadows at the top of the hill. Continue straight ahead at the first fork. Continue until the track bends at 90°. A drawing station awaits you, where you can admire and even draw the landscape.

  • Step 2 :

    Magnificent view of the Pyrenees mountain range A superb view opens up of the Pyrenees. The track crosses the "Plaine". At a crossroads, turn right down the asphalt slope. Cross the Grand Lées bridge and climb up until you come to a track on the left.

  • Step 3 :

    A famous local figure ? Follow the meandering stream. The change in atmosphere is surprising, and the shade and coolness are very pleasant! The path climbs steeply up the hillside and, at the large oak tree, follow the track to the left.

  • Step 4 :

    On the road to Santiago de Compostela Continue on this gradually descending track. At the next junction, turn left and cross the Lées. Climb back up and, after the farm, join the road.

  • Step 5 :

    In the village At the crossroads, cross Route Communale C1 and follow Chemin de la Teulère. When you come to the one-way sign, turn left into the center of Abère.
Don't miss
  • Panoramic view (Panorama)

    The name "Belvédère" was not chosen at random, as this hike offers a magnificent view of the Pyrenees mountain range.

  • Grand Lées Valley (Panorama)

    You'll have a remarkable view of the Grand Lées valley from one of the 13 hiking stations set up along our various trails. The Grand Lées, the Lées and the Petit Lées are three streams that over time have carved out valleys stretching from north to south. Their characteristics are almost diametrically opposed: a steep steep, wooded western slope, the curves of which you can see, and a more extensive, cultivated eastern slope. In the centre, the valley floor is occupied by farms and corn crops. and maize crops. In front of you lies the Vic-Bilh region, renowned for its rolling countryside, its famous Madiran and Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh AOC vineyards and the typical architecture of its houses.

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Agenda

03May

Many prizes to be won. 1 game reserved for children under 12. 1 Chinese lotto + lots of other surprises. Refreshment bar, cakes, crêpes and popcorn on site.

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03Mar 03May

Exhibition of paintings by Elsa LAHORE. Strange, surprising, funny, unusual and curious? A painting that sets the mood, I'd say! LOUFOQUE and COLORED. Horses and nature are a source of emotion and…

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