Discover the best top things to do in Laruns, France including Spa Montagne, Un Jour en Montagne, Ossau de l'eau canyoning, Regis Carrere Fromage pur brebis de la Vallee d'Ossau, Lacs d'Ayous, Train d'Artouste, Station de Ski - Artouste, Lac de Bious-Artigues, Eglise Saint-Pierre, Col du Pourtalet.
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Un jour en montagne is a montaineering guide company for canyoneering, rock climbing, via ferrata in the Pyrenees Atlantiques : 1h from Biarritz, 2h from Toulouse and Bordeaux.
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Near Laruns, come and discover canyoning in the Ossau valley and in Spain, in the Atlantic Pyrenees (64) from April to October.
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Small mountain farm located in LARUNS in the Ossau Valley in the Atlantic Pyrenees. 130 Basco-Bearn sheep. All milk production is transformed into farm cheese in the traditional way (Hand milked in a copper cauldron). Winter in the valley and summer in summer. Sheepfold visit. Sale of cheese and greuil. Accommodation on the farm. Overnight-WE-week. Contact Régis Carrère 06 85 64 08 93 [email protected]
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Le Petit train d'Artouste is the highest train of Europe! Enjoy a ride in the beautiful montains of Pyrénées. Departure in front of the famous Pic du Midi d'Ossau. There are many walks to do all around. Full excursion Lake destination. Meeting sheepfold.
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Driving between Laruns and Pourtalet was one of the most memorable experiences of our trip. On the way to Col du Pourtalet, just outside Laruns in France, are the Gorges du Hourat, a very pretty piece of road through a narrow gorge, all along a river. It was raining softly, and everything was wet and green and beautiful. It was such a special little pass, which I cannot find on TripAdvisor to review. The road becomes the Col du Pourtalet, and then crosses over into Spain where the landscape opens up into vast spaces. The exciting thing for us in mid-May, as tourists from Africa, was the fact that it was snowing as we drove across Pourtalet. It was freezing, but so exciting. Even our cameras were too cold and eventually stopped working until we warmed them again. It is not a tight pass at all, no switch backs or scary drops to deal with, just long sweeps and extremely quiet. The river in the valley made it's way, tumbling and forming rapids below. It was quite different to all the passes we had seen on our trip thus far.
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