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Robain37/39 Route de Couret
Gaillagos
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Located in a picturesque sun-drenched valley adorned with charming ancient villages, this historic sheephold offers a cozy and inviting retreat for 4 to 6 guests. Nestled against a breathtaking backdrop of Pyrénées mountains, the accommodation boasts a spacious fireplace, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. During the winter season, skiing enthusiasts can conveniently access the nearby Couraduque nordic ski run right from the doorstep. In the summer months, guests can indulge in leisurely strolls, exhilarating mountain biking, horseback riding adventures, or simply bask in the sun on the expansive terrace that overlooks the mesmerizing landscape.Reviews
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Directions
To reach our house from Lourdes, you need to follow these travel directions:
Begin by taking the Argeles road from Lourdes. Once you arrive in Argeles, proceed to climb towards Val d'Azun. When you reach Gaillagos, be sure to follow the arrows that will guide you to Ayous, which is where our house is located.
Begin by taking the Argeles road from Lourdes. Once you arrive in Argeles, proceed to climb towards Val d'Azun. When you reach Gaillagos, be sure to follow the arrows that will guide you to Ayous, which is where our house is located.
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Attractions
- Cirque de Gavarnie: Located in the Pyrenees National Park, this natural amphitheater is renowned for its stunning 1,400-foot-high waterfall and picturesque views. It offers hiking trails for all levels of fitness, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Pont d'Espagne: Situated in the Pyrenees Mountains, Pont d'Espagne is a picturesque bridge that spans a cascading waterfall. Surrounded by lush forests and hiking trails, it offers a great opportunity to explore the region's natural beauty.
- Lourdes: A world-famous pilgrimage site, Lourdes attracts millions of visitors each year. Known for its healing waters and religious significance, the town offers numerous holy sites, including the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes and the Grotto of Massabielle.
- Cauterets: This charming spa town is nestled in the French Pyrenees and is known for its thermal baths and natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy skiing in the winter, hiking in the summer, and exploring the town's historic architecture and charming streets year-round.
- Pic du Midi Observatory: Perched at an altitude of 9,416 feet, the Pic du Midi Observatory offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Pyrenees. Visitors can take a cable car to reach the summit and explore the museum and observatory, which houses a collection of telescopes and astronomical exhibits.
- Pyrenees National Park: Spanning both France and Spain, the Pyrenees National Park is a haven for nature lovers. With its diverse flora and fauna, picturesque valleys, and majestic peaks, the park offers endless opportunities for hiking, wildlife spotting, and enjoying the serenity of the mountains.
- Grottes de Bétharram: Located near Lourdes, the Bétharram Caves are a network of underground chambers and galleries. Visitors can explore the caves on a guided tour, marveling at the stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations that have been shaped over millions of years.
- Le Petit Train d'Artouste: Embark on a scenic journey aboard the Petit Train d'Artouste, the highest railway in Europe. This narrow-gauge train takes you through stunning mountain landscapes, offering panoramic views of lakes, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks.
- Tarbes: A nearby city, Tarbes is known for its historic architecture, including the stunning Jardin Massey and the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-la-Sède. The city also hosts the annual Tarbes International Tango Festival, attracting tango enthusiasts from around the world. 10. Pau: Located approximately an hour away, Pau is a charming city known for its rich history and beautiful architecture. Highlights include the Château de Pau, birthplace of King Henry IV of France, and the Boulevard des Pyrénées, offering stunning views of the Pyrenees mountains.