Ariège Pyrénées Tourisme

Here is the complete route of the Chemin des Bonshommes, from Foix to Berga. If you would like to see more details on its stages, explore the Complete Collection: komoot.com/fr-fr/collection/1525053

You're approaching Spain, but before entering the Iberian Peninsula, Porta welcomes you. You have a choice of routes.



The main mountain road passes through the Nabre Valley and climbs to the Bésines refuge, for wildlife and high-altitude lake lovers. This is the route we're suggesting here. To break up

The day begins along a familiar path. It's the same one you took on the previous leg, at the end of the day. You'll have to retrace your steps for a few kilometers. Take the opportunity to visit the abandoned village of Peguera if you didn't do so the day before.



You'll then walk along a summit ridge

Magnificent landscapes, passes, and impressive rock formations follow one another. On this rather long day, leave early to allow time for a proper rest in the abandoned village of Péguera, nestled in the heart of peaceful meadows.



At the end of the stage, the Rasos de Peguera mountain hut is a welcome

This section of the Chemin des Bonhommes route takes you closer to the impressive Pedraforca (Pierre-Fourchu) massif. The slopes are wooded, covered with red-trunked Scots pines.



The stage ends in Gosol. The village was home to the Cathars who took refuge there. The painter Pablo Picasso later stayed

What wonders await you on this stage! Hermitages, passes, deserted valleys, pure water fountains, and beautiful lodges follow one after the other. You'll spend the day in the heart of the Cadí Moxeiro Natural Park.



It's a beautiful setting located in the Sierra del Cadí. At the end of the route, the high

This stage features a long descent that follows the Llosa Valley, punctuated by hermitages. You then reach the Segre Valley, which drains the entire Cerdana plain.



The day ends at the medieval village of Bellver de Cerdanya. Caution is recommended between Prullans and Bellver, as the trail crosses the

This stage, starting from Roquefixade, follows a summit ridge. The route allows for a spectacular approach to Montségur Castle, which you'll reach at the end of the day.



To get there, you'll have to take a slight detour via a substantial climb. It's well worth the effort. A visit to these ruins is a must

During this stage, you'll hike through the wide Campcardos Valley before reaching the Portella Blanca, a 2,517-meter pass leading into Catalonia. This passage marks the border between three countries: Spain, Andorra, and France. The Cabaña dels Esparvers, your destination for the day, is only a makeshift

From the Orlu Valley, where you spent the night, you begin the day with the ascent to the Col de Joux. A magnificent spectacle awaits you with a 360° panorama of the surrounding mountains. After enjoying this spectacular view, you begin your descent to Mérens-les-Vals.



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