The 3 circuses
listed as a UNESCO World Heritage SiteThe cirques of Gavarnie, Troumouse and Estaubé offer extraordinary landscapes in the heart of the Pyrenees National Park. With a Spanish side made up of large canyons and the Ordesa National Park, they form a unique cross-border site in the world included on the UNESCO World Heritage List: the Pyrenees – Mont Perdu site.
From its geological formation to ancestral traditions, discover the history of the massif.
Local meetings
Meeting with Bertrand RamanoëlWe really have sites that are accessible to everyone. As much at the start of Gèdre that from Gavarnie where there is the classic path which goes from the village to the Cirque hostelry...
"I am Bertrand Ramanoël, I am a CRS mountain rescuer. I am originally from Gavarnie and I am lucky to be able to practice my profession in Gavarnie itself, all year round. Mainly in summer since it is a busy period, there are many visitors to the Cirque de Gavarnie for hiking. We really have sites that are accessible to everyone. As much at the start of Gèdre that from Gavarnie where there is the classic path which leaves from the village to the Cirque hostelry and even to the foot of the large waterfall, the discovery of the border areas with Mont Perdu and the Cirques of Troumouse and Estaubé which are right next door."