The Pyrenees: Summit Edition

The first week takes you from Hendaye to Formigal. Highlights include the caves of Zugarramurdi—a fascinating journey through the history and mythology of Navarre— an unforgettable evening in Pamplona, where you’ll discover the region’s culinary heritage, and a moonlit night hike through the Iraty Forest.

Week 2 – Artouste → Pic du Midi de Bigorre

A second week full of discoveries, from Formigal to the Pic du Midi de Bigorre. Between a night in an igloo, thermal baths, and a snowshoe hike through the Cirque de Gavarnie, you’ll visit some of the Pyrenees’ most legendary sites and their most famous landmarks.

Week 3 – Val Louron → Peyragudes

A week where nature and culture blend: the Romanesque art of the Vall de Boí (UNESCO World Heritage Site), skiing in Luchon-Superbagnères, and a magical night at the Refuge de l’Oule in the heart of the Néouvielle massif.

Week 4 - Bourg d'Oueil -> Port-Ainé

A week of pure adventure—with skiing in Baqueira Beret, a dog-sled tour through the snow-covered forests of Le Mourtis, and a snowshoe hike to track wildlife in the quiet forests of Guzet.

Week 5 - Port del Compte -> Ax-les-Thermes

This week promises a real change of scenery, with a wealth of experiences between Port del Compte and Ax-les-Thermes. Highlights include glamping in the high mountains, wild hot springs in Mérens-les-Vals, and a fat bike tour in the snow.

Week 6 – Plateau de Beille → Les Angles

Between the Plateau de Beille and Les Angles, you’ll explore the many treasures of Ariège before heading toward the Pyrénées-Orientales and their Mediterranean character, between Capcir and Cerdagne. The itinerary includes cave tours in Niaux and Lombrives, glamping under the stars, and a snow bivouac.

Week 7 - Font-Romeu -> Collioure

Between Font-Romeu and Perpignan, you can visit the Vauban fortress at Mont-Louis (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), spend the night in a spectacular Art Nouveau palace, and go kayaking in the Cerbère-Banyuls Marine Protected Area. A diverse mix of activities to round out the trip, taking you from the High Pyrenees down to the Mediterranean Sea.