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This hiking route takes you through the stunning landscape of the Pyrenees mountains. With a total distance of 12.796 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1180 meters, this trail is classified as extremely difficult, making it suitable for experienced hikers seeking a challenging adventure.
As you start your journey, you will come across the parking area at "Osque du Couret", which marks the beginning of the trail. After hiking for approximately 4.66 kilometers, you will reach the "Cabane Col de La Terme", a wilderness hut where you can take a break and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. This hut also serves as an accommodation option for hikers looking to spend the night in the mountains.
Continuing on the trail, at around 6.4 kilometers from the start, you will encounter a water source, providing a refreshing opportunity to refill your water bottle. Further along at 6.29 kilometers into the hike, you will find the "Cabane des Puges - castillonais", a shelter that offers a resting place with nearby amenities.
As you make your way back on the trail, you will pass by the "Col d'Auarde", a scenic saddle point located approximately 5.51 kilometers from the start. Additionally, at 2.15 kilometers into the hike, you will reach a viewpoint at "Col d'Auarde", offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
Throughout the hike, there are various points of interest such as picnic sites, drinking water sources like "Bar des Oiseaux" and "Source sous Col de la Terme", and natural springs providing opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment.
For this challenging hike, it is recommended to bring plenty of water, snacks, and proper hiking gear. Additionally, checking the weather forecast before embarking on this adventure is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience in the mountains.
So, lace up your hiking boots and prepare for an unforgettable journey along this rugged and picturesque trail in the Pyrenees mountains, ending at the "Cabane des Puges - castillonais".