Toulouse › Pibrac

🗺️ Stage Map

📖 Stage Description

The path leaves Toulouse through its leafy suburbs before rediscovering the countryside of the Haut-Garonnais. The route crosses the residential communes of western Toulouse — Tournefeuille, Colomiers — before gradually giving way to a more agricultural landscape of rolling hills and meadows.

Pibrac is known for its remarkable Renaissance castle and above all for the blessed Germaine Cousin, a 16th-century shepherdess whose cult remains very much alive in the region. The collegiate church preserving her relics is an active place of pilgrimage. The short stage allows pilgrims to recharge after the bustle of Toulouse and readjust to the rhythm of the road.

Estimated Time for You

Estimate your time based on your profile — Naismith rule.

⚠️ Practical Information

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  Terrain and difficulty

  Easy stage, 23,2 km · D+ 131 m · D− 90 m
  Highest point: 184 m · Lowest point: 121 m
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  Water points

  Toulouse km 0 · Pibrac km 23
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  Monuments and heritage

  Basilique Sainte-Germaine de Pibrac, pilgrimage XVIe s. (km 23) · Castle de Pibrac · Saint-Sernin de Toulouse (km 0)
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  Pilgrim resources

  miam-miam-dodo.fr · gites-refuges.com · gronze.com (Espagne)

Walking Conditions

Sun exposure and terrain type over 23,2 km

Sun Exposure

Terrain