Saucède takes its name from the willows that grew along the banks of the Gave. This was a favorable spot for basket makers to gather them. In the past, a ferry shuttled between the village and Aren on the other bank. Saucède is a passageway used by pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela, following the Voie d?Arles from Lucq-de-Béarn to l?Hôpital-Saint-Blaise. You'll be surprised by the many views of the Pyrenees chain along the way!
Yellow
Deux traits jaunes
Loop
2 to 3 hours
Natural