20.5 km | 4-7 hours | +328m / -390m
A gentler walk through the Gascon countryside, passing lakes and farmland. The landscape is softly rolling with a patchwork of crops, vineyards, and woodland under big southern skies.
Watch for the traditional Gascon farmhouses with their distinctive half-timbered upper floors and stone ground floors. The region's cuisine is rich: duck confit, foie gras, and Armagnac feature in every local menu.
Nogaro is a small Gascon town with a 12th-century Romanesque church and a motor racing circuit that seems incongruous in this rural setting.
Terrain: Gentle rolling farmland, vineyard paths, rural roads, village streets
The historic capital of Armagnac with a Gothic cathedral and Roman heritage. Known as the birthplace of Armagnac brandy with multiple producers in the area.
A small Gascon town with a Romanesque collegiate church, a motor racing circuit, and basic pilgrim services including gites and restaurants.
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