Prades

Three more passes separate you from your destination: Col Palomère (1,036 m), Col Xatard (752 m), and Col de Llauro (380 m).

This last section in the Pyrénées-Orientales crosses the Catalan Pyrenees and gradually descends towards the magnificent reflections of the ...

The penultimate stage—and once again all the way to the top: Col de Pailhères (2,001 m), the highest pass in Ariège, followed by Col des Moulis (1 ...

Ready for an exciting adventure on the road bike? Then grab your bike and get ready to conquer the challenging road bike route to Col de Jau!

It's a really cool route, at the beginning it's all uphill until you reach the very top of the mountain, about two and a half to three kilometers, ...

From Perpignan, join Prades via the N116 and then Taurinya, park in the Canigou parking lot at the top of the village

This path traces the route taken by thousands of refugees between January and February 1939 on their flight to France via the Malrem Pass.

Starting from Codalet, here is a beautiful outing of more than 3 hours at the foot of Canigou. The circuit lets us discover part of the heritage of ...