Guided Hike in the Cirque de Gavarnie, Pyrénées

Set off on a day's mountain walking in the Cirque de Gavarnie in the Pyrénées!

A glacial limestone cirque surrounded by peaks some of which exceed 3,000 meters in altitude, the Cirque de Gavarnie is a sublime site in the heart of the Pyrénées, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bordered by the Mont Perdu massif on the Spanish border, it is home to one of Europe's highest waterfalls, the 422 meters high Grande Cascade de Gavarnie. Packed with breathtaking natural scenery, a hike in the Cirque de Gavarnie is an experience not to be missed in the Pyrénées!

In small groups of no more than 8 hikers, this guided hike in the Cirque de Gavarnie will offer you a host of advantages to help you discover the site as it should be: explanations of the cirque's geological history and its flora and fauna, as well as a choice of routes adapted to the weather to ensure your safety. You can trust your Bureau Montagne Caminando guide to know the area inside out!

Your guided hike in the Cirque de Gavarnie will offer you around 5.5 hours of walking in a magnificent setting, with a positive difference in altitude of 700 meters: if you feel ready to make a minimum effort to discover this exceptional site in the Pyrénées, don't hesitate to take part in this outing near Cauterets!