



8 days/7 nights, with 6 days walking

Any start date between May 1 and September 15

13 to 24 km daily (7 to 14 miles), averaging 18.5 km (11.5 miles)
This trip is suited to experienced hikers
On most days there are climbs and descents which can be steep and require caution if the weather is wet

Classic Accommodation: US$1475/ CAD$1475
Single suppl. classic: US$520/ CAD$520

- 7 nights hotels
- All breakfasts and 2 dinners
- Detailed route instructions and map
- Luggage transfers

The tour starts in the town of Aumont-Aubrac, about 400 km south of Paris.
There are several trains every day from Paris. The trip takes around seven hours and usually requires at least one change.
You depart from the tour area by way of Rodez where you can connect to trains to Paris or other destinations. |
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Hotel Prouheze,
Aumont d’Aubrac
This 3-star hotel has comfortable rooms equipped with all modern amenities. |
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Auberge la Maison de Rosalie,
Montgros
The Auberge de la Maison Rosalie is an unpretentious 2-star hotel with modern facilities. It serves a simple ‘menu du jour’ to its hotel guests. |
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Hotel des Voyageurs,
Saint Chely d’Aubrac
The Hotel des Voyageurs has bright and cheerful rooms.
The hotel has been in the same family for four generations, and the restaurant offers delicious regional specialties. |
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Hotel des voyageurs,
Saint Come d’Olt
A small 2-star hotel with comfortable rooms in the centre of the village. |
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Aux Armes d’Estaing,
Estaing
The Hotel Aux Armes d’Estaing is a very good hotel overlooking the Lot valley. The large dining room has a fine stone fireplace in which the chef cooks a range of regional specialities. |
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Hotel de la Vallee,
Espeyrac
This small hotel, owned by the family Marragou, offers a warm welcome.
The hotel has a pleasant restaurant and bar. |
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Auberge de saint Jacques,
Conques
Located in the heart of the medieval village and just in front of the famous Abbey Sainte Foy, this 2-star hotel has a very good restaurant with regional specialties. |
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