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Between the gentle hills of the Corbières and the beauty of the pink flamingos in the heart of the ponds, the area around Port-la-Nouvelle is fascinating. The TER to Port-La-Nouvelle from Toulouse is a journey in itself.

Follow the yellow markers and walk or bike the 7.5 km from Port la Nouvelle to La Combe Redonde.

For this hike, walk along the water and go back to the springs. Leave from Villefranche-de-Rouergue and walk the 13,5 km of this path in the heart of the Aveyron valley, its countryside and its hamlets. Nothing better to discover Occitania differently. All accessible by regional train of course!

From Génolhac in the Gard, discover this GR at the doors of the Cevennes National Park. On the slopes of the Mont Lozère, this shaded path in the forest lasts about 4 hours. Without great difficulty, it is ideal for families and the less sporty among you! Accessible by TER from the Génolhac train station.

Discover the north of Lozere during an excursion on the circuit de Langouyrou. This family walk allows you to discover the meadows and groves on the edge of the forest. It is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. To discover from the station of Langogne.

This itinerary, starting from Olette station, gateway to the Garrotxes region, is renowned for its breathtaking panoramas and its biodiversity reserve. Meaning “dry and rocky lands” in Catalan, discover the history of the Garroxes with the medieval vestiges of Evol. Also, you can find yourself at the foot of the great massif of Canigó and visit cool spots like the caves of Canalettes.

For cycling enthusiasts, the Occitanie region offers nearly 30 greenways ranging from ten kilometers to almost 80 for the most motivated. The greenways are cycle routes developed in a dedicated area, reserved for bikes and pedestrians. près de 30 voies vertes

Our little extra tip: many routes can be taken from the Occitan train stations, think about the intermodality!

The Canal du Midi is nearly 240 kilometers long and stretches from Toulouse to Sète. This Unesco world heritage site allows you to discover the region under the shade of plane trees and history.

The particularity of this greenway is the development on the old towpaths along the canal. Do not miss on your way the octagonal basin of Naurouze, the bridge-canal of Carcassonne, the aqueduct of Argent or the 7 locks of Fonséranes near Béziers

Pedal between Sète and Marseillan along the Lido greenway, between the Mediterranean and the Etang de Thau.

All along your journey, access numerous beaches for a cool interlude… and a little splash!

For the more curious, don’t stop on the way! The Thau lagoon is the perfect playground for water sports enthusiasts: canoeing, paddling, oyster tasting, Roquerols lighthouse where Georges Brassens liked to stay, etc.

The greenway of the Pont du Gard, it’s 31km and 3h00 of road for the youngest as well as for the oldest. Immerse yourself in the Roman history of the Gard by visiting the Pont du Gard. Visit also the cities of Art and History Uzès and Beaucaire.

Built along an old railroad, this greenway will make you discover the wonders of the Gard between preserved heritage, vineyards and scrubland.

In summer, you can even swim in the Gardon!

The 8 regional natural parks of Occitanie @Flockeo

The causses of Quercy invite you to a cycling itinerary in the heart of the green valleys. To do this, take the Lot loops and discover the geological wonders of the Lot valley around Saint-Cirq-Lapopie. Over a dozen kilometers, discover the “most beautiful village in France” and its locks.

A large part of the park’s heritage is concentrated around its forests. Several itineraries, along the groves and clearings, allow you to meet the local biodiversity, outside the most popular hiking trails. For example, in the forest of Sainte-Croix-Volvestre, learn to differentiate the typical tree species and spot the different mushrooms present.

Volcanic plateau of the Massif Central, Aubrac extends over nearly 3000 km. It is always possible to spot basalt flows, volcanic minerals, cones of slag or lava lakes. A tip: visit the Aubrac at the end of May to attend the transhumance where the cattle are driven to their summer pastures.

Classified as a UNESCO world heritage site since 2010, The Tarn gorges possible to survey these gorges by canoe. Here, each one advances at his own pace. Several walks are available to you to discover the mineral and aquatic curiosities of the Tarn.

Culminating at 2784 meters of altitude, this Pyrenean summit has been cherished for centuries by the Catalan people. Dominating the plain of Roussillon, it is the source of many local legends

In the Middle Ages, this place of deep forests and steep mountains was considered a place of refuge for witches and demonic creatures. According to local folklore, several Wicca convents were even established at that time to take advantage of the energetic benefits of Canigou.

However, this mountain was explored for the first time in 1280 by Peter II of Aragon who, once arrived at the top, would have made a dragon spring from the water by throwing a stone. It is to pay homage to him that every year, on the night of June 23, the Catalans light the fire of Saint John. It is the ideal time to discover the local traditions.

While the sinuous curves of the Massif Central are already taking shape, you can still enjoy the sweetness of the Mediterranean here. Located between the Hérault and the Tarn, this park shelters a singular biodiversity to be preserved absolutely.

Birdwatching friends, amateurs or experts, arm yourself with your best binoculars for this overview. The park has more than 250 species of birds, some of which are particularly endangered, such as Bonelli’s Eagle, the Golden Eagle, the White-tailed Eagle and the Ortholan Bunting. However, be discreet. Stay on the paths and never approach an occupied nest.