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The Val d'Azun: A preserved valley

Let yourself be charmed by the valley's authentic villages, unspoilt nature, mountain lakes, barns and herds. Dominated by the Balaïtous peak at 3144 m, this valley in the Pyrenees National Park is steeped in tradition. Pastoralism gives rhythm to these mountains and gives Val d'Azun cheese its unique flavor. A great place for hiking, it's an inviting place to recharge your batteries

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Destination Outdoor

The Val d'Azun is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether mountain biking, hiking, cycling or paragliding, the breathtaking scenery offers an exceptional playground. Between the Cols du Soulor and Couraduque, enjoy cross-country ski trails in winter and hiking, mountain biking and more in summer.

Wonders of the Pyrenees National Park

Enter the Pyrenees National Park via Estaing lake or after the Tech dam at Arrens. After a short walk, you'll reach Lac de Suyen and its breathtaking scenery. Spend the night in one of the refuges and admire a unique starry sky. Respect the rules to preserve this natural wealth, and take advantage of meetings with the mountain rangers to discover the flora and fauna.

The Nordic spirit of the Pyrenees

Nicknamed "Eden of the Pyrenees", the Val d'Azun is a jewel box of natural beauty. With its stone and slate villages and Nordic ski area, the valley is charming and authentic. In winter, explore it on snowshoes or cross-country skis on the 90 km of trails. The Nordic Park at Col de Couraduque is ideal for children.

Val d'Azun cheese - Pyrenees

Between the Col du Soulor and the Tech valley, the herds graze in the mountains all summer, giving Val d'Azun cheese its unique taste. In winter, the animals are fed local hay. This ancestral know-how is protected by the Val d'Azun - Pyrénées brand. You'll find this quality cheese in restaurants, from producers and at local markets.