Aquitaine & Midi Pyrenees Hiking & Trekking Tours

A 17km path winds through the Dordogne valley from Belvès, passing the mountain villages of Saint-Germain-de-Belvès and Cladech with sweeping valley views. After a 15km forest walk filled with wild raspberries and chestnuts, you'll stay at La Salvetat de Cadouin, a 12th-century former rectory.

Walk the cliffside paths of UNESCO-listed Rocamadour to check out its ancient chapels and medieval sanctuary, then head down into the Gouffre de Padirac's underground cave system by boat. The GR6 trail leads along Roc de Monges with great Dordogne Valley views, passing Chateau de la Treyne before reaching Beynac's fortified stronghold once besieged by Richard the Lionheart.

Active travelers thrive on this blend of coastal and mountain trails, featuring daily treks of 12-17km with elevation gains between 250-845m, perfect for those seeking both natural beauty and cultural insights.

High-altitude paths and thermal town comforts create the perfect balance in this alpine trek. Routes weave through glacier-carved valleys, mountain passes, and pristine lakes, with flexible daily distances to suit your pace.

Mountain paths and cultural treasures merge in this adventure across Aquitaine and Midi-Pyrenees. Guests stay in family-run mountain hotels, savor regional cuisine, and witness the unique character of both French and Spanish territories.

This self-guided 8-day trek takes you from Aumont-Aubrac to Conques through Aquitaine and Midi Pyrenees, following the Way of St. James. You'll pass through Saint-Chély d'Aubrac's main square, hike to Espalion, and finish in Conques with its medieval walls and towers, while trying regional food like Aubrac beef and rissole pastries.

Walk the historic GR 65 pilgrimage route from medieval Conques to Cahors, crossing limestone plateaus of the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park. Daily treks of 18-24km lead through the Aveyron and Lot regions, passing ancient dolmens, stone shepherd's huts called caselles, and the 11th-century Sainte-Foy chapel with its healing spring.

This 19-day walk covers 550km from Cahors to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, taking you through Armagnac vineyards and past Navarrenx's 16th-century Italian-style ramparts. You'll pass through Lauzerte and Auvillar, both 'Plus Beaux Villages de France,' with Pyrenees views from Arzacq-Arraziguet before finishing in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port.

Walk the historic Via Podiensis pilgrimage route from Cahors to Lectoure, passing through the rolling hills and vineyards of Quercy Blanc and Le Gers. You'll see the UNESCO-listed Saint-Pierre Abbey in Moissac, famous for its Romanesque sculptures, and wander through Auvillar, one of France's most beautiful villages while trying walnut tart in Cahors and Armagnac brandy in Lectoure.

Follow Aquitaine's historic pilgrimage path from Aire-sur-l'Adour to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, stopping in fortified Navarrenx and Saint-Palais along the way. The route takes you through villages like Arzacq-Arraziguet, Larreule, and Ostabat, passing numerous Romanesque churches and monasteries that showcase regional art. You'll have 8 dinners featuring local gastronomic specialties while staying in comfortable 2-3 star accommodations with daily luggage transport included.