Across France Walk 2017
A short video of my walk from Geneva, Switzerland to Pamplona, Spain in the spring of 2017. My route went through Lyon, Le Puy, Cahors and St. Jean Pied de Port. My route was 1009 kilometers and took me 34 days.
Le Puy Camino - La-Puy-en-Velay to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port - CaminoWays.com
Le Puy Camino. La-Puy-en-Velay to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, with CaminoWays.com. All 6 sections.
LE PUY WAY – CHEMIN DU PUY
The Le Puy Way GR65 Chemin du Puy in French or Via Podiensis in Latin (#viapodiensis), starts in the breathtaking town of Le Puy-en-Velay, close to Lyon, in France. This is the most popular of the Camino de Santiago routes in France. Both the Geneva Way and the Cluny Way connect with the Le Puy Way at Le Puy-en-Velay while the route joins up with the French Way Camino Francés, in Saint-Jean-Pied de Port, on the French side of the Pyrenees. The Le Puy route is a superb hike through stunning countryside and some of the most beautiful towns in France. The volcanic landscapes of Velay, the Aubrac plateau, the towns of Conques and Quercy, the splendid vineyards of Armagnac brandy and the outstanding Pyrenees Mountains are some of its highlights. Read more Le Puy Way Camino articles on our blog.
The full Le Puy Way takes just over 1 month to complete or you can choose to walk one of the sections.
Walk the beautiful Le Puy Camino through medieval France - RAW Travel
The Le Puy Camino is deservedly one of the most popular walks in France, though it has far less walkers than you’d encounter on its Spanish cousin. Also known as the Via Podiensis, it is a beautiful route that crosses rugged central France and 745km later joins with the Spanish Camino in St-Jean-de-Pied-Port to continue all the way to Santiago de Compostela.
Follow in the footsteps of thousands of pilgrims and traverse the ages of living French history as you walk through beautiful, medieval villages, pass by historic churches and cathedrals and over centuries old pilgrim bridges, many of them UNESCO World Heritage listed. Immerse yourself into the local and changing cultures, gastronomy and dialects throughout the journey.
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Slowtourism en France - Tourisme à vélo
En bord de mer, dans les vignobles, à la campagne ou à la montagne : découvrez la diversité qu'offre la France pour des vacances vélo. Pour un week-end sportif ou une escapade en famille ou entre amis : les possibilités sont nombreuses pour un séjour riche en émotions.
Cahors, France - Le Puy Camino - CaminoWays.com - Unravel Travel TV
The fourth section of the Le Puy Way takes pilgrims from the medieval town of Cahors to the walled hilltop town of Lectoure. This stretch of the Le Puy Camino route crosses the lush valleys along the Lot and Garonne rivers, quaint villages, hamlets and historic towns.The impressive cloisters of the 7th century Romanesque Abbey of Saint Pierre in Moissac are not to be missed. For more information on this section and to book a walking holiday with camioways.com visit
Conques is the starting or finishing point on your Le Puy Camino walking holiday with Conques has preserved its medieval architecture nearly intact and is one of the most stunning towns of the whole Le Puy Way. The town has been a destination for pilgrims for many centuries, as the Romanesque Abbey has the relics of Sainte Foy. Take at least half a day to wander its quaint cobbled streets, visit the cathedral and admire the magnificent scenery.
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Ô Sud - Les Causses du Quercy (émission 7)
Nouveau road trip Ô Sud !
Cette fois, Emilie Broussouloux vous emmène à Saint-Cirq Lapopie et les Causses du Quercy.
Ô Sud, c'est le jeudi à 8h10 sur France 3 et le dimanche à 12h55 sur France 3 Occitanie.
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Chute d'eau exceptionnel a visiter
Plonger dans la cascade blanche, (Vercors) avec une gopro hero 3
MALPIQUE PORTUGAL
MAI 2012 - simplicité en noir et blanc,pour ce petit village dont l'intérêt ,est d'exister.
pas grand chose a voir ou a espérer. 4 personnes dans la rue,une cloche qui sonne tous les quinze minutes.village semi-en ruine,je vous rassure,quelques belles maisons au bas du village.
le temps s'est arrête .reste des personnes âgées,.contentes de vous faire la causette.
ah oui ,l'espoir,une petite école,avec 6 élèves...enfin un peu de bruit en cette chaude après-midi.allez je vous quitte ,c'est l'heure de la sieste...
Le Trou de Bozouls in The South of France Sits at The Top of a 300ft-Deep Horseshoe-Shaped Canyon
The town of Bozouls in the south of France sits on the edge of a huge canyon that's around 300 feet deep. The unique geography of the area came about 2 million years ago when glaciers advanced and receded. Over the years this and the ebb and flow of rivers slowly eroded the rock, creating a huge gouge.
The town of Bozouls is one place you'd never want to find yourself stumbling around late at night in without a torch.
The commune in the Aveyron region of south France sits at the top of a 300ft-deep horseshoe-shaped canyon, known locally as 'le Trou de Bozouls'.
The unique geography of the area came about two million years ago, when a turbulent time in global temperatures resulted in glaciers advancing and receding, and rivers rising and falling.
The town of Bozouls is built on a limestone plateau and the river Dordeau de Conques runs straight through it.
Over the years, the ebb and flow of the water has slowly eroded the rock, creating a huge gouge in the landscape.
Bozouls' geographical location made it a natural defensive stronghold.
Thanks to the protective lay of the land, humans have built settlements in the area for thousands of years, using the limestone rock to create their dwellings.
Making the most of the natural defence that the canyon provided, a castle was built in the 9th century, but only its ruins remain today.
The town is only accessible from the south and in medieval times this route was monitored 24 hours a day by guards in two medieval towers.
Nowadays, the 12th century Ste Fauste church is the most famous building, where it sits right on the edge of the cliff above the river.