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quiet route, rolling towards Foix, steeper towards Saint Martin de Caralp

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The greenway from St-Giron to Foix (which I always did in the direction Foix to St-Giron) is the most beautiful part of the greenway which in total goes to (almost) Boussens. It is a slightly hilly section with the most beautiful landscapes!

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A very beautiful viaduct, it's a bit impressive and truly unusual on a greenway. The train used to go there, now the bikes go there!

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Greenway with magnificent landscapes, it's really great!

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Huge monument, where the railway used to run and where cyclists and pedestrians now travel. Worth seeing!!!

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Wonderful path

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I am very disappointed, with all the places that there are in Ariège how can you propose a name mountain bike trail when there is only road including a place where cars drive at full speed. The landscape of lounbens is pleasant and that is the only positive point.

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beautiful bridge for cycling and walking

Nice landscape but not so nice for cycling tour from the surface. Lots of bad sections, lots of mixed use. Unfortunately wasted potential. More information: https://www.af3v.org/les-voies-vertes/voies/279-search_tag/ and https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ligne_de_Foix_%C3%A0_Saint-Girons?wprov=sfla1

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Very nice viaduct, but from here there is no view of Foix and the castle. The interface is not good either. More information: https://www.af3v.org/les-voies-vertes/voies/279-search_tag/ and https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ligne_de_Foix_%C3%A0_Saint-Girons?wprov=sfla1

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A track cycle path as known from Andalusia

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A classic track cycle path with a fairly good gravel surface

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The viaduct was intended to receive the line from Foix to Saint-Girons from 1902 for the section from Foix to La Bastide-de-Sérou. A greenway is now installed on the site of the old railway line and borrows the viaduct, thus offering a point of view on the castle of Foix.

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Very pretty greenway of around sixty kilometres, often shaded, offering superb views of the surrounding mountains. On the other hand, I don't understand and I've already written about it: it's quite an investment to develop these greenways, and for me it's really a very good thing to see them used, so why are some of them so incorrectly marked? In Saint-Girons, the departure is not signposted, so if you don't know follow the indication "Aire des gens du voyage", a tiny parking lot marks the departure... Whereas in Foix, there is a real and real effort to bring the greenway and mark out to the city center, well done!

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The V81 is particularly pleasant, and particularly between Saint-Girons and Foix where it is often shaded, its tunnels are lit as hikers pass. And although it can sometimes be very close to the road, neighboring road traffic is easily overlooked. The advantage of these greenways is also to have a low slope. Saint-Girons, Castelnau-Durban, La Bastide-de Sérou, are worth a detour and a stopover, like many other places, in particular the site of Labouiche and its underground river. The greenway leads to Vernajoul and arrangements have been made in part to reach Foix. The departure after Saint-Girons is very poorly indicated, you have to take the exit of the city and the last roundabout in the direction of the Travelers' area (or what remains of it) to find this departure which is superb, shaded between two retaining walls covered with greenery. We must salute the commitment of local authorities in these developments, we must use these routes, and talk about them to show that these investments have their usefulness, if only to revitalize, thanks to ecotourism, the economy of neglected municipalities. by new roads. If you do not know the site, AFV3, Association for the development of Véloroutes et des Voies Vertes, maintains a map of French greenways: https://www.af3v.org/

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Dominating the small village of Vals is Sainte-Marie rock church, a mysterious and unusual group of buildings carved out of the rock. Accessible via a staircase built through a cleft in the rock, the building consists of two naves on top of each other and houses some splendid Romanesque frescoes depicting episodes from the life of Christ. The church also has a terrace with a fantastic view over the surrounding countryside and the Ariège Pyrenees. Not to be missed!