33.5 km | 8-11 hours | +683m / -534m
The route enters the Bearn region, with increasingly hilly terrain as the Pyrenees draw closer. The landscape becomes greener and more pastoral, with the mountain silhouette growing on the southern horizon.
The walking passes through small farming villages and scattered woodland. Watch for the traditional Bearnais farmhouses with their steep slate roofs and the free-ranging Blonde d'Aquitaine cattle.
Arzacq-Arraziguet is a small bastide town founded in the 13th century with a central arcaded square.
Terrain: Rolling hills, agricultural paths, some forested sections, village streets
A riverside town on the Adour with a Romanesque church, a cathedral, and full services. Marks the transition from Gascony towards the Pyrenean foothills.
A small Bearnais town with a distinctive arcaded central square, gites, and basic services. Marks the entry into the Bearn region as the route approaches the Pyrenees.
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