Southern France Hiking Tours
Southern France hiking tours are an epic adventure, allowing travellers to explore iconic landscapes that beg to be discovered. From the sprawling lavender fields of Provence to Le Puy Camino, there is no shortage of things to experience on hiking tours in Southern France. If you are planning a trip to Southern France, you will find a unique blend of Mediterranean culture, nature, and adventure, all of which combine for the perfect active holiday.
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Southern France
Walk the Le Puy Camino: Aumont-Aubrac to Conques
Enjoy a spectacular section of the Le Puy Camino on this 8-day self-guided pilgrimage from Aumont-Aubrac to Conques in southern France’s Occitanie region.
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Camino Frances from Saint Jean Pied de Port to Logroño
You will begin the French Way from Saint Jean Pied de Port, a small town located on the border between France and Spain. In the first stages, spectacular landscapes of the Atlantic Pyrenees await you, and then continue with beautiful panoramic views of the different scenarios until you reach Logroño, a city with a deep-rooted wine culture.
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La Dordogne Walking Tour
Step into the fairytale world of La Dordogne on this 7-day self-guided walking tour. The La Dordogne Walking Tour invites you to experience the tranquillity of the French countryside and the charming villages that characterize it.
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Best of Provence Walking Tour
Immerse yourself in the alluring aroma of Provence on this 7-day self-guided walking tour that takes you on a picturesque circuit that begins and ends in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse.
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Provence Walking Tour
Explore the trails twisting through Luberon Regional Nature Park in Provence, France, where the scenery, cloaked in history, vineyards, gorges, will trick you into believing that you’ve just fallen into a mystical storybook land. On this 8-day guided tour, you will start and end your adventure in the main town dotting the Luberon slopes: Apt. From here, you’ll make your way through various beautiful towns and go on daily excursions into the dreamlike scenery painting the surrounding region—each hike ranges from 5-17 km.
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Trekking the French Riviera’s Alps Tour
Escape to France’s backyard for a memorable trekking tour interwoven with prehistoric carvings and an anthology of remarkable, natural views. Encounter shimmering lakes, bubbling rivers, and sloping valleys set amid layers of mountains. But it’s the ancient engravings etched around Mont Bego in Vallée des Merveilles in Mercantour National Park that will elevate this adventurous holiday from stunning and unforgettable to epic.
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Southern France General Information
Where to Trek in Southern France
When planning where to trek in Southern France, two places spring to mind: Provence with its rolling countryside, and the coastal beauty of the French Riviera. There are plenty of walking and trekking routes to explore in these areas and others, making Southern France the ideal trekking destination.
What makes Trekking in Southern France special?
Trekking in Southern France is a special experience due to the relaxed Mediterranean vibe and picturesque scenery that can be found in the region. The rolling hills and sprawling lavender fields of Provence are a dream, and Provencal food and culture are world-renowned!
When to go Trekking in Southern France
If you are wondering when to go trekking in Southern France, it depends on your preference as some regions are open year-round. Spring and autumn are ideal for cool weather and low foot traffic, while summer sees the best trail conditions. Winter is only recommended in Provence due to its climate.