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Save your energy for the last 5km, be careful when it's windy.

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We like to compare, the Pic de Nore is a small Ventoux, its climbs from Mazamet or Villeneuve-Minervois are not as steep as that of the Ventoux from Bédoin but they still have to be earned. They are 17 and 22 km respectively, have an average gradient of 5.5% and 4.56%, with a maximum gradient of 11.8% and 10%. For my part, I chose to join Pradelles-Cabardès via the forests from Limousis, passing in particular the Soulanes de Nore, I was treated to some good slopes with a double-digit percentage ... Two legends would explain its name: in the first it is the fairy Nore who, annoyed by the damage caused to the crops by the Cers wind, would have planted her pike in the ground there, and as if by magic the rocks would have accumulated around to form the Pique de Nore. In the second, the wind of Cers is still blamed for its damage to human crops, not only there, and it is Nore, Bug and Arach who went to complain to Jupiter. Jupiter does not like to be disturbed, he transformed Nore into a mountain and Bug and Arach into the summit of Bugarach ...

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Great ride, quiet roads, far from the madding crowd

Very nice walk, varied nature, beautiful view, very pretty heather ☺️ Partially shaded.

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Despite its low altitude (only 1,211 meters), the Pic de Nore, located in the Aude department and the highest point of the Montagne Noire, can experience extremely harsh weather conditions. You can't miss its imposing red and white television antenna.

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very beautiful 12th century castle. It is possible to access it from the Passa païs greenway via a small bridge over the Thoré. More information about the castle: https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_de_Sauveterre

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The Pic de Nore is a small flat peak that culminates at 1,211 meters. It offers a superb 360° panorama of the Montagne Noire and the south-western limits of the Haut-Languedoc regional natural park.

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Highest point of the Montagne Noire sometimes nicknamed "the little Ventoux" because of its exposure to a strong wind and its television transmitter, not to mention the various access roads to the summit. Note that the antenna (which always makes me think of a rocket ready to take off ...) points up to a height of 102m and emits FM radio and TV waves (analog and digital).

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