Occitanie Rail Tour – by Train and on foot through Occitania

This loop of around ten kilometers leads to the summit of Sarrat de l'Étang at an altitude of 1,127 metres. Along the way, you will discover the rock of the Virgin, Lake Campauleil and the village of Orgeix before returning to your starting point in Ax-les-Thermes.



Located in Ariège, Ax-les-Thermes is… read more

The route forms an 11 kilometer loop which successively runs through the town of Villefort, the banks and beaches of its lake before ending with a pretty belvedere which dominates the route at an altitude of 821 meters.



The privileged geographical location of Villefort makes it an important place of passage… read more

The 14-kilometre route crosses the town of Millau before forming a loop that crosses the vertiginous causses of Larzac. These natural monuments form magnificent belvederes that reveal wide panoramas and breathtaking views of Millau and its surroundings.



From prehistory to the Middle Ages via Antiquity… read more

This loop of about 15 kilometers follows historic paths on the slopes of the Montagne Noire. Suspended footbridge, medieval sites and a pretty lake are on the program of the route that starts from Mazamet.



Nestled at the foot of the Montagne Noire, on the southern edge of the Massif Central, Mazamet is… read more

The loop of about 15 kilometers leads from the city center of Alès to its surrounding heights where the panorama opens on the Cévennes. Along the way, you will discover more or less ancient sites that have survived the centuries. Alès has a historical heritage dating back to 5,000 BC. From the Volques… read more

With a length of 17 kilometers, this route consists of connecting the station of Collioure to that of Banyuls-sur-Mer along the coast. The route follows numerous coastal paths which successively reveal heavenly coves and beaches.



Nicknamed "The pearl of the Vermeille coast", Collioure benefits from an… read more

The course of about 18 kilometers forms a beautiful loop which ventures over the heights and depths of the Alzou canyon before arriving at a unique site: Rocamadour.



Rocamadour is an exceptional village located in the Lot, not far from Périgord and the Dordogne valley. This ancient medieval city is built… read more

This route of just over 20 kilometers leads from the shores of the Mediterranean to the summit of the Pic de Sallfort at the Spanish border. The route, back and forth, runs through the vineyards that have contributed to the fame of Banyuls-sur-Mer before opening up a beautiful panorama of Catalonia.



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This pretty route of about twenty kilometers consists of escaping to the heights of the mountain resort of Font-Romeu. The route is practically only uphill until you reach the Pic des Moros. Culminating at 2,138 meters above sea level, this summit, easily accessible, suggests a wide panorama of the Pyrenees… read more

This generous 23 kilometer loop covers several peaks around Lourdes which offer their share of panoramas over the heart of the Pyrenees chain. Pretty mountain trails are responsible for making the link between each of them.



World famous for its historical religious heritage, Lourdes attracts many pilgrims… read more