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As a starting point for some of the most beautiful hikes in the area and some stunning roads for cyclists and Tour de France lovers, Auberge de Piau is a perfect base camp for some and a great stop or refuge to spend the night for others!
Piau Engaly resort is situated on the Spanish border near the Ordesa-Monte Perdido National Park, Néouvielle National Nature Reserve and the Pyrenees National Park. Nestled in an exceptional natural setting, it’s the perfect place to discover the wild beauty of the Pyrenees, its rich natural and cultural heritage and have an unforgettable holiday.
The Upper Aure Valley is a hidden gem of the French Pyrenees. This mountainous region is the perfect place for people that love nature, culture and mountain sports. With its magnificent scenery, traditional villages and outdoor activities, anyone that stays here will have a holiday that they will never forget.
Thanks to the Bielsa-Aragnouet tunnel that connects the Upper Aure Valley to the Bielsa Valley, Piau Engaly ski resort is just a few miles from Spain by car. This ancient glacial valley offers majestic landscapes at every turn with its cliffs, waterfalls and lakes.
Many hiking trails exist from the Inn or a little further in the Valley. Discover the mountainous landscapes and the high altitude lakes.
Piau Engaly is a dream for anyone that wants to try their hand at mountain biking or perfect their skills, both uphill and downhill. Joe Bike bike hire in Piau Engaly also offers mountain biking lessons.
For bicycle lovers, the Pyrenees is synonymous with the Tour de France. Passing the passes, climbing and roaming the roads of the Aure Valley is like travelling back in time and through the history of this iconic race.
Canyoning is a fun activity and an outdoor sport than can be practised throughout the massif. It’s the perfect activity for anyone that loves rock climbing, abseiling and water.
Many hiking trails exist from the Inn or a little further in the Valley. Discover the mountainous landscapes and the high altitude lakes.
Piau Engaly is a dream for anyone that wants to try their hand at mountain biking or perfect their skills, both uphill and downhill. Joe Bike bike hire in Piau Engaly also offers mountain biking lessons.
For bicycle lovers, the Pyrenees is synonymous with the Tour de France. Passing the passes, climbing and roaming the roads of the Aure Valley is like travelling back in time and through the history of this iconic race.
Canyoning is a fun activity and an outdoor sport than can be practised throughout the massif. It’s the perfect activity for anyone that loves rock climbing, abseiling and water.
Les Sabots de l’Estos organises horse trekking excursions with equestrian tourist guides so that visitors can discover and explore the Aure and Louron valleys on horseback.
Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, grab your climbing gear and head out to explore the Pyrenees.
Bring your clubs and practice your swing in a stunning setting and welcoming atmosphere just 45 minutes from Auberge de Piau.
Les Sabots de l’Estos organises horse trekking excursions with equestrian tourist guides so that visitors can discover and explore the Aure and Louron valleys on horseback.
Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, grab your climbing gear and head out to explore the Pyrenees.
With this course, walk through the air over a mountain stream.
Bring your clubs and practice your swing in a stunning setting and welcoming atmosphere just 45 minutes from Auberge de Piau.
Visitors to the region can also enjoy canyoning, fishing or wandering along the footpaths that follow the River Neste…
Water is everywhere in the Hautes-Pyrenees. It flows all year round, it’s refreshing, it waters the surrounding greenery and it is part of the natural well-being that we come to the Pyrenees for.
Discover Lakes Oule and Bastan, Lakes Orédon, Aumar and Aubert or Lake Cap-de-Long and its dam.
Water is everywhere in the Hautes-Pyrenees. It flows all year round, it’s refreshing, it waters the surrounding greenery and it is part of the natural well-being that we come to the Pyrenees for.
Discover Lakes Oule and Bastan, Lakes Orédon, Aumar and Aubert or Lake Cap-de-Long and its dam.
There are many swimming pools and thermal baths for the whole family in the area around Auberge de Piau. Enjoy the soothing waters of Edenéo Spa which is situated just 200 m from the Auberge de Piau or, if you fancy venturing further afield, why not pay a visit to Sensoria Rio in Saint Lary Soulan or head to the town of Loudenvielle with its thermal waters and Balnéo centre that is renowned for its variety of pools and spa treatments.
Explore the typical villages of the Aure Valley and the surrounding region. See how local artisans live and discover their products. You can sample some of the local specialities like gâteau à la broche, products made with Noir de Bigorre (Black Pig of Bigorre) pork and local sheep’s and cow’s milk cheeses.
Pay a visit to Saint Lary Soulan (12 miles), Ainsa-Sobrabre (37 miles), Saint Bertrand de Comminges (43 miles) or even Lourdes (68 miles).”Visitez Saint Lary Soulan à 20km, Ainsa-Sobrabre à 60km, Saint Bertrand de Comminges à 70km ou encore Lourdes à 110km.
In Vignac, the Coustala family welcomes visitors to their farm where they raise Noir de Bigorre pigs, fattened ducks, calves and cows that are lucky enough to be led out to mountain pastures in the summer. Visitors can go behind-the-scenes to discover the workings of the farm and chat to the family about their products.
Just 31 miles from Auberge de Piau, discover the geological wonders of the Esparros Chasm and the prehistoric Gargas caves, both of which have been classified as historical monuments.
Explore the typical villages of the Aure Valley and the surrounding region. See how local artisans live and discover their products. You can sample some of the local specialities like gâteau à la broche, products made with Noir de Bigorre (Black Pig of Bigorre) pork and local sheep’s and cow’s milk cheeses.
Pay a visit to Saint Lary Soulan (12 miles), Ainsa-Sobrabre (37 miles), Saint Bertrand de Comminges (43 miles) or even Lourdes (68 miles).
In Vignac, the Coustala family welcomes visitors to their farm where they raise Noir de Bigorre pigs, fattened ducks, calves and cows that are lucky enough to be led out to mountain pastures in the summer. Visitors can go behind-the-scenes to discover the workings of the farm and chat to the family about their products.
Just 31 miles from Auberge de Piau, discover the geological wonders of the Esparros Chasm and the prehistoric Gargas caves, both of which have been classified as historical monuments.
Easily accessible by cable car from Tourmalet ski resort which is just 43 miles from Auberge de Piau, the Pic du Midi offers a unique view of the region from its platform among the clouds which also houses a planetarium and an observation dome. An absolute must see.
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