📈 Elevation Profile
🗺️ Stage Map
📖 Stage Description
The path enters the Vallée d'Aspe, one of the three Pyrenean passes into Spain alongside Roncevaux and the Somport. The Gave d'Aspe, a torrent of glacial water, accompanies the route throughout the stage as the valley grows increasingly narrow and enclosed. The limestone walls close in gradually.
The Vallée d'Aspe is a haven of biodiversity: brown bears, griffon vultures, chamois and golden eagles inhabit these protected slopes. The convent of Notre-Dame-de-Sarrance, a place of pilgrimage since the Middle Ages, merits a spiritual pause. Bedous, the last sizeable village in the Aspe valley, offers accommodation and services before the final ascent to the Col du Somport.
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⚠️ Practical Information
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Terrain and difficultyModerate stage, 29,8 km · D+ 561 m · D− 368 m
Highest point: 431 m · Lowest point: 221 m -
Water pointsOloron km 0 · Sarrance km 14 · Bedous km 30
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Monuments and heritagePrieuré de Sarrance, pilgrimage marial XIVe s. (km 14) · Vallée d'Aspe · Gave d'Aspe
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