🥾 Stage 7 · Ariège

Mirepoix Pamiers

Crossing the Ariège plain between valleys and meadows, as the Pyrenean massif gradually comes into view to the south.

📏 Distance
34,8km
⏱️ Duration
9h00
⛰️ Elevation +
611m
⬇️ Elevation −
613m
🔺 High point
430m
🔻 Low point
255m
⚡ Difficulty
Moderate
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The stage crosses the lower Ariège through the alluvial plain of the Hers-Vif, a capricious river once feared for its flooding. The landscape opens up to the first Pyrenean silhouettes. Pamiers, a cathedral city founded in the 7th century and enriched by its medieval bishopric, once welcomed King James II of Aragon on his pilgrimage to Compostela. Its Cathedral of Saint-Antonin, flanked by an imposing pink-brick bell tower, dominates the city.

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