Gavarnie
Gavarnie, at an altitude of 1,375 m, is proud of its image as a typical village and the cradle of Pyrenean mountaineering. It is a paradise for mountain climbers and home to the most famous Pyrenean guides.

From the village, contemplate the magestic Cirque of Gavarnie (rising up to 3,000 metres) and the largest waterfall in Europe (423 m). The village has a large number of shops, restaurants and bars where you can relax and enjoy yourselves..

  The Cirque of Gavarnie

The Cirque of Troumouse

Gèdre
Set on the river of Gavarnie and Héas confluence, Gèdre (1,000 m) is a typical example of a rural mountain village where pastoral activities regulate day-to-day living. It is a lifestyle that the inhabitants will be happy to share with you.

Gèdre offers a stunning mountain environment : the Estaubé and Troumouse corries, the Bué valley and its lakes, and the Saugué plateau, an extraordinary viewpoint overlooking the Cirque of Gavarnie.

In the Héas valley, known for the tales and legends surrounding its Madonna and chapel, discover the Gloriettes dam and the Pragnères hydroelectric plant, one of the largest in Europe.