Discover Sarrancolin, Hautes-Pyrénées, Midi-Pyrénées

The paths of freedom are routes that were used by around 90,000 people during the Second World War: resistance fighters, Allied pilots, Jews and those refusing to participate in the STO (compulsory work service). By attempting to reach Spain, they all hoped to escape the Nazis who threatened their very existence. Haute-Garonne Tourisme and the association ""Chemins de la liberté par le Comminges et le Val d'Aran"" invite you to discover the first part of this route, from the Col de Balès to Portet de Luchon. This hike is suitable for families with good walking shoes. The elevation gain is 547 m, but the route is mostly downhill with a total descent of over 1,000 m. By taking this route via the Col de Balès, you will be following in the footsteps of André Bon. This escapee was taken to Saléchan station via Toulouse thanks to the Françoise resistance network, one of the first to help and involved in the escape of at least 700 people. Like André Bon, who made it to Bénasque in Spain, thousands braved the dangers of the mountains in the hope of finding freedom beyond the peaks of the Pyrenees. A dangerous and demanding human adventure, this gruelling journey cost the lives of more than 2,200 people, victims of the mountains or Nazi troops. You who walk in the footsteps of these shadow fighters, escapees, smugglers, networks of helpers, anonymous people who contributed to the rescues and many of whom never returned... Do not forget them. To find out more about the history of these fugitives and their smugglers, visit the website of the association ""Chemins de la liberté par le Comminges et le Val d'Aran"" (Paths to Freedom through Comminges and the Val d'Aran). To walk in peace and discover the flora and fauna, a mountain guide can accompany you on your hike: www.pyrenees31.com/planifier/activites/randonnees/trouver-accompagnateur/

Road closed from 30/11 to 15/04, trail inaccessible. A beautiful hike starting from Port de Balès. You will pass by Lake Bordères and then climb to Pic du Lion, the highlight of the day. This route will allow you to explore the GR de Pays Oueil-Larboust, a 43 km long trail. From Port de Balès, take the trail 50 m before the pass, which will take you to Port de Pierrefitte via a track and then to Lake Bordères via a trail. At the lake, follow the trail climbing up to the left, marked in yellow and red (beware of herds with Patou dogs). Please note that dogs are not allowed in the Massif du Montious reserve.

Road closed from 30/11 to 15/04, trail inaccessible. Family hike starting from Port de Balès. Everyone will enjoy a picnic by the lake. From Port de Balès, take the path 50 m before you reach the pass, which will take you to Port de Pierrefitte via a track and then to Lac de Bordères via a footpath. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the Massif du Montious nature reserve. Sporty option: From Bourg d'Oueil, follow the GRP signs (red and yellow) to reach Port de Pierrefitte. The elevation gain is 535 metres.

Road closed from 30/11 to 15/04, trail inaccessible. Mont Né is an accessible peak from which you can admire the peaks of the Hautes-Pyrénées, including the Pic du Midi de Bigorre, the 3,000-metre peaks of the Luchonnais, the Aneto and the peaks of Ariège! All this with only 400 metres of elevation gain. From the Port de Balès, take the path 50 metres before it, which will lead you to the Port de Pierrefitte, then the path climbs up on your right. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the Massif du Montious reserve.

Road closed from 30/11 to 15/04, trail inaccessible. You will overlook the splendid Oueil valley. Best visited in autumn during the deer rut and for the multicoloured, shimmering colours of the forest! The start is just after the junction of Bourg d'Oueil and Port de Balès, towards Cirès. Then follow the GRP signs to reach Lake Paloumères, Port de Pierrefitte and descend to the village of Bourg d'Oueil.

Cycle through the heart of the authentic Oueil valley, with its unobstructed views and legendary Port de Balès. You'll finish with a thrilling descent that will make you forget all the hard work. A physically demanding but technically easy climb on a 4x4 track to Lake Paloumères. This is followed by a trail ride, passing through the famous Port de Balès. Another trail takes you to Port de Pierreffite and, as a grand finale, you finish with a technical but thrilling descent.

Explore this medieval town, listed as one of France's Most Beautiful Villages, along wooded paths offering panoramic views over the Garonne valley and Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges. A combination of nature and heritage, this walk is accessible to all and takes you around one of the most beautiful villages in the Comminges. Along the way, you'll enjoy spectacular views over the valley and the region's most emblematic heritage features.

VELOSUD in Haute-Garonne: The route that runs along the Pyrenees, from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean by bike! In Haute-Garonne, coming from Lannemezan, you enter via Saint-Bertrand de Comminges and then Saint-Gaudens. Then continue from Roquefort-sur-Garonne towards the Salat valley to reach the Ariège (Saint-Girons). A pleasant route, often on dedicated cycle paths, with spectacular scenery.

Hike around the episcopal city of Saint-Bertrand de Comminges. A stone's throw away is the Lespugues chasm, a geological curiosity. This hike in the Piedmont region includes a fairly steep climb up to the Mail du Hard, but it does not present any particular difficulty for hikers accustomed to this type of trail. Before setting off, please note that you will have a steep climb of about 20 minutes.

A family walk in an unspoilt valley. If you are quiet, you may be lucky enough to see deer. Start at the Cirès restaurant, go down the road and follow the river, then turn right along the river to Bourg d'Oueil. Return via the church in Cirès.

Set up in the natural canyon carved out of the Pyrenees by the River Ardour, this via ferrata course is a fun and sporty way for families or groups of friends to make the most out of the stunning landscapes. SET UP IN THE NATURAL CANYON CARVED OUT OF THE PYRENEES BY THE RIVER ARDOUR, THIS VIA FERRATA COURSE IS A FUN AND SPORTY WAY FOR FAMILIES OR GROUPS OF FRIENDS TO MAKE THE MOST OUT OF THE STUNNING LANDSCAPES. Zip lines, rope swings, monkey bridges, and all kinds of challenges await you within this exceptional site. Make your way along the rock face, following the cable that's fixed into the stone with the aid of well-placed hand and footholds: thrills guaranteed! The itinerary is adapted for all levels, from 3 to 83 years! An activity leader will be present to take care of the little kids while the bigger ones take on the via ferrata course accompanied by expert mountain guides. The itinerary is fully secure and all equipment adheres to strict safety regulations. You will be provided with everything you need: harness, helmet, ropes and carabiners. At the end of your activity, tea and coffee will be served in a traditional shepherd's hut. All participants, young and old, will be presented with an Ardour climbing certificate, as well as photos and a personalized film of the day's highlights.

This unique experience plunges you into the depths of the Grottes de Betharram for a 45-minute tour. By foot, by boat and by train, discover all of the curious features present in the underground galleries and chambers! BY FOOT, BY BOAT, AND EVEN BY TRAIN: SPEND 80 MINUTES DISCOVERING THE CURIOUS UNDERGROUND PASSAGES AND CHAMBERS OF THE GROTTES DE BATHARRAM! Your itinerary begins with the upper section of the caves, which is composed of vast galleries and immense chambers adorned with numerous stalactites and stalagmites. You will then descend an 80-metre abyss where, accompanied by your guide, you'll take to the underground river in a small boat. To finish the tour, you'll then board a little train that follows a 700-metre subterranean trail. Take advantage of this activity to embark on a quirky underground adventure!

Near Nay and Lourdes, the Vieux Logis hotel-restaurant is located a few steps from the region's most important tourist site, the Bétharram grottos. This family home has been lovingly converted into a charming hotel complex by their owners, Francis and Marie-Pierre Gaye. Today, the hotel-restaurant offers a contemporary décor. With its 28 rooms labelled Logis (3 "cocottes" and 3 "fireplaces"), and its 5 huts ("Insolite By Logis"), this establishment is a safe bet as much for the quality of the reception and its rooms, as for its restaurant. The cuisine served showcases the local gastronomy.

We are delighted to welcome you to the ski resort of Gourette, on the Valentin valley, on the GR10 towards the Col de Tortes. The 200 m outward and 180 m return zip lines are suspended on a cable between two mountains. They are accessible to everyone aged 5 and over. The sensations are guaranteed for zero effort! A guide is on hand to welcome you. The harnesses are not suitable for people with a very wide pelvis.

In the Ossau Valley, on top of the resort, among the pines and larches, facing the cirque of Gourette, on the road of the legendary Aubisque pass. 143 housing, located south. Relaxation area with sauna, steam room, fitness and solarium overlooking the ski area and surrounding mountains, for your parties, the panoramic restaurant Club offers the finest spectacles: a one-on-one with the snowy peaks! Nightly entertainment, club for children from 3 to 10 years and junior and teen club.

In the heart of the resort of Gourette, this apartment welcomes you for a stay in front of the circus of Gourette, in the ascent to the pass of Aubisque. Ideal location for a successful stay in the mountains... You will be able to access the ski area in winter as well as the multiple hikes on the cirque of Gourette and the Col d'Aubisque in summer

In Gourette, at the foot of the slopes in winter and very close to the Col d'Aubisque. "Le Rochel Blanc is ideally located opposite the Pic du Ger and the ski area, in the center of the resort. This apartment has all the comforts you need for a stay with your partner, family or friends.

As its name suggests, Le Balcon du Ger is ideally located opposite the peak of the same name and in the centre of the resort, offering breathtaking views of the Gourette cirque and its slopes. This charming studio, completely renovated (in 2024) in a warm mountain atmosphere, offers all the comforts you need for a stay with your partner, family or friends.

Gourette: ultramodern equipments, snowmaking network from 1400 m. Easy access to the station by the gondola that takes you to the heart of the resort from the parking Ley (free) - Beginners have their own area: the Happy Place, space dedicated to learning, equipped with green slopes, carpets, chairlift, animation workshops, events, mountain restaurant, starting course of snowshoeing, Nordic bath, outdoor sauna, night in an igloo, snake gliss. 16 lifts. 28 tracks, 2 mountain restaurants, ski school, and independent monitor, snow parks, boardercross, rail park, pump park N'Py Moov and big air. Member of N'PY network.

On the Col d'Aubisque road, in the heart of the Gourette resort, the P'tit Manabi studio offers a breathtaking view of the Gourette cirque from its balcony/terrace. Completely renovated, its location is ideal for a successful stay in the mountains, whether in winter or summer. Situated at the foot of the slopes, it will delight lovers of skiing, hiking and the great outdoors.

The antique city of Lugdunum is more than 2000 years old... the Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges site is something to discover by seeing the various monuments coming from various historical periods. Created in the 1st century BC, the capital of Aquitaine Lugdunum Convenae occupied an area of 36 ha for a population estimated between 10,000 and 15,000 inhabitants. The oldest remains found on the site date back to the Emperor Augustus (27 BC; 14). Only a part of the ancient heritage is visible today, such as the thermal baths, the market or the theater. Departmental archaeological museum. A conservation establishment linked to the site of Lugdunum, the ancient capital of the city of the Convents, the Departmental Archaeological Museum of Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges was created in 1985. In parallel with its study and conservation missions, the team of the Departmental Archaeological Museum welcomes researchers, professionals and amateurs alike, and continues its temporary exhibition program.

A major stopover on the roads to Compostela, the Grand Site Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges/Valcabrère offers a remarkable archaeological and monumental heritage. A crossroads of gentle itinerancy, the site is an ideal place for cycling and walking. Ancient Roman city, Lugdunum Convenae was a prosperous city of several thousand inhabitants at the center of an important communication link. It had the attributes of an important Roman city: theater, temple, forum, thermal baths and a vast market. The subsoil of the site of Saint-Bertrand-de Comminges/Valcabrère reveals today its rich ancient heritage. The imposing cathedral of Sainte-Marie is the witness of the ancient bishopric of the Middle Ages. Its cloister open on the hills of the Pyrenean foothills is a place full of charm. The choir of stalls and the organ, both Renaissance, are the other must-sees of the visit. Another flagship monument of the site, the Romanesque basilica of Saint-Just-de-Valcabrère, isolated in the middle of the fields, is particularly unusual. Built on the site of a Roman necropolis, it is largely built with stones from the same necropolis. The cathedral and the basilica, as well as the early Christian basilica and the chapel of Saint Julien, located in the lower town, are listed by UNESCO as part of the Ways of Santiago de Compostela. Crossed by the GR861-Via Garona and the GR78-Voie du Piémont, the site is the starting point for many walks and hikes without forgetting the Garonne cycle path for cycling lovers. On the square in front of the cathedral, you will find at Les Olivétains-Haute Garonne Tourisme all the information for the visit of the site, the territory and the department. Guided tours for groups. Temporary exhibitions. Bookshop-Boutique. The archaeological museum, open in the summer, presents temporary exhibitions relating to the archaeological history of the site and the territory.

From the Romanesque period, the cathedral Sainte-Marie has preserved part of the cloister and its portal. Reshaped over the centuries, it is today a true jewel of southern Gothic architecture! Its Renaissance choir of stalls will complete your artistic journey through time! Facing the Pyrenees Mountains the Roman-Gothic Cathedral (12th to 14th Centuries): Roman bell tower – porch (12th Century), sculpted stalls, stained glass windows and organ case (16th Century), treasure (objects and liturgical vestments 12th to 19th Centuries) and Roman-Gothic cloister (12th to 14th Centuries). Great Midi-Pyrenees site; this cathedral is classified by the UNESCO World Heritage list under “Routes of Santiago de Compostela”.

Park and gardens. A real arboretum with more than 180 species. Stables and tack rooms among the most beautiful in France. Concierge service at the entrance of the estate. Remarkable elements: statues, sculpture, factory, bridges, fountain, lake, cave. THE INTERIOR OF THE CASTLE CANNOT BE VISITED. Open from Tuesday 14/07 to Sunday 30/08. Wearing of the mask is compulsory. There will be no visit of the Chapel (too small to respect the social distance). The view that amazes. The Château de Valmirande, built by Baron Bertrand de Lassus, is an ex-nihilo creation of the end of the 19th century. In 1892, he acquired 10 plots of land in one piece, with a surface area of about 41 hectares, in order to build the castle, surrounded by a landscaped park. The design of the château was entrusted to Louis Garros, an architect from Bordeaux. For the park, Baron de Lassus called upon the Bülher brothers, creators of the park of the "tête d'Or" in Lyon, the Borély park in Marseille and the Talleyrand property in Valençay... In 1902, the castle was extended to the east by a chapel whose stained glass windows, marbles and the Sacred Heart of L. Barrias can be admired. In 1912, the landscape gardener René Édouard André inserted two French-style flowerbeds: one to the north of the castle, the other to the south from which one can discover the view of the Pyrenees mountain range so loved by Bertrand de Lassus. The castle, a private residence, cannot be visited. Real arboretum of more than 180 species.

Located at the foot of the Pyrenees, between the Ocean and the Mediterranean, at the confluence of the Neste and the Garonne rivers. In a superb site, a true belvedere facing the summits, the city and its leisure center dominate the tumultuous Garonne river. Labelled "Station Verte" (Green Resort) f This unspoilt location, which is easily accessible from the A64 motorway, puts the town at the gateway to the Pyrenean Valleys and the many mountain resorts of the Haute-Garonne and Hautes-Pyrénées. Montréjeau is an ancient bastide town, founded in 1272 with its arcades on the town's central square. Saint-Jean church, dating from the 12th and 15th centuries, and its bell tower from the 17th and 18th centuries. A 30-panel discovery trail offers free access to the town's heritage (bastide, Hôtel de Lassus, banks of the Garonne, Pyrenees panorama). The Commune will be welcoming you to a busy summer season with numerous events at the leisure centre and in the town: - An open-air market every Monday morning with local specialities (cheeses, meats, miasson, etc.). - The FOLKOLOR Festival (folk dances) from 14 to 18 August, attended by over 25,000 people. - An old-fashioned market with a parade and an exhibition of old trades on the last Monday in July. - A fireworks display on the lake on 14 July. - Environmental awareness days: fishing, fauna/flora, waste sorting, etc.

Built in the 10th and 11th centuries. The main interest of the chapel Saint-Pé la Moraine is however not in its architecture, but in its exceptional decoration (sculptures, reuse ...). Saint-Pierre or Saint-Pé-de-la-Moraine Chapel This pretty chapel is located on a moraine - large mass of ice - of the Larboust glacier. Saint-Pé-de-la-Moraine, built in a mixture of limestone, granite, shale and recuperation of ancient materials. Although reworked at the end of the Middle Ages, it is representative of the style of the first Romanesque art in this mountain Comminges of the Middle Ages based on the richness of its Gallo-Roman heritage. A few cinerary trough lids, these funerary urns, integrated into the chapel, are characterized by slightly less conventional representations. On the buttress of the chevet, notably on the base slab, the sculptor has added attributes (pottery and a series of tools) to the usual simple busts embodying the deceased. It is certainly their professional activity that we wanted to evoke. But the building was implanted in the middle of an area whose traces of occupation go back well beyond this period.Excavations have revealed that the chapel is at the heart of a Neolithic burial site. Inside, the stone paving, probably contemporary to the construction of the chapel, depicts a fish, a Christian symbol from the origins of Christianity. Excavations have revealed that the chapel is at the heart of a Neolithic burial site. Inside, the stone paving, probably contemporary to the construction of the chapel, depicts a fish in one place, a Christian symbol dating back to the origins of Christianity. Also to be seen: the altarpiece, high in color, decorated with trompe-l'oeil paintings. The motifs correspond to the ornamental vocabulary of 17th century altarpieces. Classified as a Historical Monument, it is dated 1682 but its statues are probably earlier (Peter, the patron saint of the chapel, Saints Blaise and James).

This village of the Frontignes has a remarkable natural and historical heritage: - a natural lake with a perfectly preserved fauna and flora. - the 11th century church of St. Peter decorated with 15th century frescoes - a 19th century chapel and its Way of the Cross - an 18th century wash house Bordering the GR®78 path, it will take you to Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, an important stopover on the road to Santiago de Compostela.

Traditional cuisine. This traditional restaurant is located in a small street near the cathedral. The cuisine is home-style, the welcome is warm and meals are served in a large, friendly dining room. The speciality of the house is stuffed chicken.

Ice cream parlour and grill. Takeaway: quiche, paninis, hot dogs, chips, waffles, blueberry tarts, and more. Brasserie with simple but tasty cuisine to enjoy on site in a beautiful tourist location. Paninis, tacos, croque-monsieur, cold drinks, ice cream, and more.

Brasserie, traditional cuisine. Restaurant located in the lower part of the town. The menus are designed around seasonal produce to showcase local flavours and offer you the chance to enjoy high-quality, authentic, homemade dishes prepared with finesse. You will be surprised by the excellent ingredients, prepared with care and skill by our chef, and by the friendly atmosphere. Come and enjoy our dishes all year round! Takeaway: La Petite Cantine, vegetarian menus available on request. The dishes provided for meals are made of glass and must be returned to us by the following day at the latest. Any broken dishes or lids must be replaced. Orders must be placed one day in advance, before 12 noon, by text message only to 06 70 80 32 67 (excluding weekends, school holidays and public holidays). Orders must be collected between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. By reservation only!

Traditional cuisine, grill. Farm restaurant where you can enjoy local produce and regional specialities from the farm, by reservation only. Veal and lamb from our own farm. Sheep and cattle farming. Different menus depending on the season: garbure (a traditional soup), soups and savoury tarts with vegetables from the garden. Grilled lamb or veal, stuffed breast, mounjetade (a traditional dish), blanquette (a traditional stew), traditional homemade desserts.

Semi-gourmet cuisine. Le Lova offers fresh and inventive cuisine made with local produce. Just 8 minutes from the centre, enjoy a meal on our terrace! Le Lova restaurant invites you to discover fresh and inventive cuisine, inspired by the chef and local seasonal produce. Located just an 8-minute walk from the town centre, our restaurant welcomes you in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Take advantage of our terrace to savour authentic dishes prepared with passion and expertise. Whether you are a lover of new flavours or looking for a gourmet experience, let yourself be surprised by our ever-changing menu. Come and enjoy a unique culinary experience combining freshness, creativity and local produce.

Traditional cuisine.

Brasserie, traditional cuisine. At the foot of the slopes, enjoy a friendly snack bar from 8.30am. Breakfast, homemade dishes at lunchtime and sweet or savoury snacks throughout the day. Sunny terrace and a warm welcome. Located at the foot of the slopes and the upper car park, our snack bar welcomes you from 8.30am for a gourmet breakfast before hitting the slopes. Throughout the day, enjoy quick, homemade food with a wide choice of sweet and savoury dishes to suit your mood. At lunchtime, take a seat on the terrace to enjoy carefully prepared dishes, ideal for recharging your batteries after a morning of sport. Open in winter from December to March and in summer from July to August, our establishment is the perfect stopover for a gourmet break in the great air. Come and enjoy a friendly moment in a relaxed atmosphere!

Come and discover this charming, quiet family campsite just outside Guéret, ideally situated for a peaceful vacation. Direct access to the lake, beach, summer activities, fishing...

In the heart of the Pyrenees, Bourg d'Oueil is the ideal place to recharge your batteries in the mountains. Le Sapin Fleuri is the starting point for a host of hiking trails. Here you'll discover the charm and tranquillity of a typical mountain setting. Located at the foot of the port of Balès at an altitude of 1400m, in the heart of the Pyrenees, 15km from Bagnères de Luchon, the Hôtel le Sapin Fleuri*** welcomes you to a warm and authentic setting. Nestling at the bottom of the Vallée d'Oueil, a listed, unspoilt site nicknamed "La vallée aux biches", Le Sapin Fleuri will be the ideal base for your many activities. Our guides to hiking, mountain biking, cycling and motorbike tours are available to help you organise and make the most of your stay. We also offer themed holidays such as fishing, mountain biking, multi-sport activities, downhill skiing and ski touring accompanied by mountain professionals. A member of Logis de France, a partner of the FFCT and a stopover for moto magazine, Hôtel le Sapin Fleuri*** guarantees you a real quality welcome and expertise throughout your stay. Entirely non-smoking hotel.

Camping Es Pibous, in Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, offers pitches for motorhomes, caravans and tents, chalets, mobile homes and cabins in a natural and historic setting, with practical facilities for a comfortable stay. Camping Es Pibous is located in a unique spot between the cathedral of Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges and the basilica of Saint-Just de Valcabrère, two sites listed as World Heritage Sites on the Way of St James. Surrounded by mountains and greenery, this campsite offers a peaceful and relaxing environment, while still being close to the main tourist attractions in the region. With 80 spacious pitches, the campsite offers a variety of accommodation options (motorhomes, caravans, tents) to suit all needs: a chalet, two mobile homes for 2 to 6 people, and three wooden cabins, ideal for those looking for a nature experience. Each accommodation is designed to guarantee comfort and tranquillity, with direct access to the fresh air of the countryside and surrounding mountains. Among the services offered, you will find a motorhome area with waste disposal, Internet/Wi-Fi access, a swimming pool to relax in during the hot summer days, and baby equipment to welcome the little ones. Pets are also welcome, allowing you to enjoy your stay with your family, including your four-legged friends. If you want to explore the region in a more active way, the campsite offers bike hire, ideal for discovering the surrounding countryside. In addition, a meeting room is available, allowing the campsite to host groups or seminars in a quiet and inspiring setting. When you stay at Camping Es Pibous, you will not only enjoy an exceptional natural setting, but also a rich local history. Whether you are passionate about heritage or looking for outdoor activities, this campsite is the ideal starting point for an unforgettable stay.

Stone and wood clad house with SPA, ideal for relaxing breaks and discovering the region This stone and wood-clad house is the ideal place to relax and discover the region (nature and/or culture...). Equipped with an indoor SPA and bordering the Garonne river, you will be staying in a site classified as a Grand Site in the Occitanie region: Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges! Enclosed garden, courtyard. Terrace with garden furniture and awning. Comminges festival. Non-smoking gîte. Ground floor: private indoor spa and sauna, fitted kitchen opening onto the living room, shower room, WC. First floor: 2 bedrooms opening onto a balcony (1 double bed 140cm), (1 double bed 140cm), 1 attic children's bedroom (2 single beds 90cm), bathroom, WC. Electric heating. Pellet stove in living room. 3 bicycles available. Table football. Internet access available at owner's house. Deposit payment 300€ by cheque only.

Maison de Zélie invites you to share its history and heritage 3km from the Montréjeau swimming lake. Former house dating from 1876, named after its last occupant. This detached house has an enclosed garden. It has been converted for 5 people by Jean-Louis, an enthusiastic antique dealer who has travelled the length and breadth of France to offer you a typical, authentic decor! With its 2 huge bedrooms and their private bathroom (shower and WC), its beautiful living room and its enclosed garden, this accommodation will be the ideal place for a calm and relaxing holiday... Close to many activities and visits: the Garonne and the SNCF station are less than 10 minutes' walk away, so you can come by train from Toulouse without your car, as well as joining the TransGarona (cycling route from the Val d'Aran in Spain to Toulouse) or the ViaGarona, a stage on the route to Santiago de Compostela, from Toulouse to Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, one of France's favourite villages, just 9km away! The Montréjeau lake is just 3km away (30 minutes on foot or 15 minutes by bike) for swimming, water sports and golf. Saint-Pé-D'Ardet natural lake 17km away, formed in an ancient volcano. Bagnères-de-Luchon (skiing and thermal baths), Le Mourtis and Spain are a 40-minute drive away. Gîte on 2 levels of 93m2 with, on the ground floor: entrance hall with coat rack, living room with sitting area, dining area and kitchen (cooker with 4 rings and oven, fridge-freezer, filter and pod coffee maker, raclette and fondue machine, waffle maker, crepe maker, combined microwave oven). Upstairs, 2 bedrooms (1 double bed 140*190cm)(1 double bed 140*190cm and 1 single child's bed 90*190cm, and a balcony) each with private shower and WC. Enclosed garden. Garden furniture and lounge with parasol. Barbecue with utensils. Electric heating and WIFI. The owner does not accept companies and only accepts small pets.

La Soulan, l'Ensoleillée in Occitan, is nestled in a small mountain village, facing due south. This converted former barn offers a magnificent view of the 3000m peaks. For the Christmas and New Year holidays: minimum 3-night rental for the entire gîte on a half-board basis (breakfast and meals served by the owners). The rest of the year, a minimum of 1 night's rental, per room, on a half-board basis. Jean-François and Nathalie welcome you in a very friendly family atmosphere for a stopover or a stay around their table d'hôtes in the evening for a 'nature' stay... Children's play area, large selection of books on the Pyrenees... Nearby: Peyragudes 8km away (skiing, mountain biking), hiking at Lac d'Oô, Bagnères-de-Luchon 10km away (shops, thermal baths, skiing, paragliding, golf, lake, horse riding), restaurant at Cirés 13km away, Antignac leisure centre (fishing, rafting, canoeing, paintball) 14km away, cross-country skiing at Bourg d'Oueil 15km, hiking at Port de Balés 20km and the Balnéa thermal baths at Loudenvielle, the Pyrénées-Hô tree-climbing park 27km, Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges 43km and Montréjeau 48km (train station, swimming lake, golf course). On-site activities: skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, white-water rafting, paragliding, mountain biking, spa and leisure facilities and the possibility of themed holidays (with mountain service providers). Bike shed. Laundry room for drying your ski gear. Public car park 20m from the gîte. Our group gîte has 5 bedrooms and 13 beds: - on the ground floor, the Dream Team room has 6 bunk beds (90*200cm), a private shower room with toilet, outside, and access to a terrace with panoramic views (rate €91/room/night); and the Double room: 1 bed (140*190cm), private shower room with separate toilet, inside. You have access to the same terrace as the Dream Team room: rate €91/room/night. - On the first floor is the Double room with 1 bed 140*190cm and the Twin room with 2 beds 90*200cm. These two rooms have a shared bathroom with bath and toilet on the landing: rate €53/room/night. Fifth room: Mezzanine with 2 beds 90*200cm and 1 bed 140*200cm with private shower room and toilet: price 91€/room/night. Minimum stay of 1 night all year round and 3 nights during the Christmas and New Year holidays on a half-board basis.

The 12-person gite offers dormitory accommodation (sleeps 8) as well as a large private family room (sleeps 4) and two bathrooms. During the warmer months, the Gîte Tilia welcomes hikers, cyclists, workers and travellers passing through. Each year we have continued to renovate and equip the 90m2 gîte so that we can offer quality tourist accommodation at a low price. Over four seasons, we've noticed that women and LGBT+ people don't always feel comfortable in mixed dormitories. In fact, as we only have one dormitory, we haven't always been able to promise a safe space when asked. That's why we'd like to tell you how our project has evolved, in line with our values and the needs we've identified. A more suitable and cosy space. With a view to reopening in 2025, we are going to reorganise the space so that we have a larger, more welcoming dormitory, as well as a private room that can accommodate a couple/family or a small group of friends. A safer space for women and LGBT+ people. We would like to make our space available for mixed periods for women and LGBT+ people, so that we can welcome them in a more inclusive, respectful and secure facility. To get a better idea of the demands and needs of this target audience, we have prepared a short questionnaire: https: //forms.gle/awbVgun4YxJz1xzi8 (feel free to share). An offer for associations and SSE companies. We would also like to adapt the spaces to accommodate groups and associations with social and solidarity economy values, to enable them to 'go green' under the right conditions.

Renovated former barn with enclosed, unoverlooked garden Detached gîte with enclosed garden for 6 people, close to all mountain activities. At the top of the village near the wash-house, old barn renovated with all mod cons, terrace with awning and enclosed garden. Not overlooked. Rest in all seasons in this mountain village, the perfect place to spend a pleasant holiday with family or friends. Hiking, trout fishing, mountain biking and cycling from the gîte. Pyrénées-Hô leisure and adventure park 2km away. Lac du Géry (walks, ginguette) 4km away. Base de Fronsac (rafting and canoeing) 5km away. Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges (one of France's favourite villages), Bagnères-de-Luchon (skiing, thermal baths, cinema, paragliding, gliding, bike hire, horse riding, golf), Mourtis ski resort and Spain 15km away. Village festival: 3 days from 14 July. MARIGNAC railway station 3KM Ground floor: entrance, laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer, ski and mountain bike storage. First floor: living room with kitchenette and dining area opening onto terrace, 1 bedroom (1 x 140cm double bed), bathroom + walk-in shower, separate WC. Second floor: 2 bedrooms (1 double bed 160cm) (2 single beds 90cm), bathroom. Bicycle and fishing facilities. Garden table and chairs (6), deckchairs (4) and sun loungers (2). Gas central heating. Parking nearby. Doctor, chemist, dentist, supermarket and bakery.

Beautiful stone house at the crossroads of the Saint-Béat and Luchon valleys. Bonus: table d'hôtes and sauna. In the heart of the Haut-Garonne Pyrenees, halfway between the ski resorts of Le Mourtis and Luchon (16km), the Domaine des 3 Marmottes will win you over in summer and winter alike! In the village of Cierp-Gaud, this beautiful stone house opens its doors to you, whether you're an experienced sportsman, a hiker, a cyclist or a holidaymaker looking for peace and well-being. Let yourself be guided by Valérie, who will do everything she can to make your stay as enjoyable as possible! You're just 2km from the Pyrénées-Hô leisure park, 4km from Lac de Géry, a leisure centre offering a wide range of activities including fishing, fish farming, pony trekking, paddle-boarding, pedal-boating and pétanque, and 17km from Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, one of the most beautiful villages in France! Spain 15km away. The house has 3 levels: - on the ground floor: the entrance hall leads to the breakfast room, which opens onto the south-facing terrace, a sitting room with fireplace and television, and a large living room where table d'hôtes meals are served. An indoor sauna is available for the well-being of guests. - On the first floor, two double bedrooms: "Le Burat" (1 160cm double bed with en-suite shower room and separate WC) and "L'Escalette" (1 160cm double bed, en-suite shower room and separate WC). - on the second floor under the eaves, a family room: "L'Aneto" with, in a row, the children's bedroom (2 single beds 90cm), the parents' bedroom (1 double bed 160cm, and a double washbasin) and the separate shower room and WC. Please note: arrival from 5pm. Table d'hôtes: 28€ (from 2 to 12 years old: 12€, free for children under 2) Sauna: €10/person

The location of the Espingo refuge makes it ideal for exploring the mountain environment. Bordered by the Lacs d'Espingo and de Saoussat, it is the scene of many a mountaineer, angler, hiker and nature lover... So, whether you're on your own, with your family or with friends, we invite you to come up on stage and share the show with us. Situated in the Larboust valley, a beautiful glacial valley, the Espingo refuge is halfway between the Val d'Astau, one of the last bastions of mountain pastoralism, and the high peaks of the Luchonnais (highest concentration of Pyrenean 3000s). A partner in the Refuges en Famille Pyrénées network.