Order a summer walking holiday brochure
Unfortunately, we no longer produce physical walking holiday brochures. You can find all of the information about our hiking itineraries on our website. Take a look at our holiday dates for all of this summer's walking itineraries.
If you have any questions about our walking holidays, drop us an email at info@hikepyrenees.co.uk and we'll be glad to help.
We hope to see you hiking in the Pyrenees this summer!
French Pyrenees
Explore Gavarnie, Troumouse and Pont d’Espagne
27 June - 4 July 2026
Canyons of Ainsa
Dual level guided holiday
Explore the eastern side of the Ordesa National Park
10 - 17 May 2026
Village to Village
Hotel to hotel self guided hiking in the high Pyrenees
Arrive and depart on any day
31 May - 8 October 2026
The latest news from our blog
Breaking news: We’ve won a Feefo Gold Trusted Service Award!
We’re proud to share that we’ve been awarded the Feefo Gold Trusted Service Award for 2026. Last year, you left us 134 reviews, with an average rating of 5 stars, with over 99% reviews being 5 star! Thanks to all of you who left reviews – it’s much appreciated and really helps us. It’s very rewarding to read all your lovely comments and see how much you enjoy your holidays with us and the company of our wonderful guiding team.
How to travel from London to Lourdes and Gavarnie by train
Travelling from London to the French Pyrenees by train to hike in the dramatic cirque of Gavarnie, is a relaxed way to reach the Pyrenees, avoiding flying and taking in the French scenery on the way. You can travel from London to Lourdes in a day, and from there the excellent hiking bases of Luz-Saint-Sauveur and Cauterets, where our French Pyrenees guided holiday is based, are nearby.
The Castle of Loarre: stone, stories and the making of a kingdom
Rising above the plains of Huesca, the Castle of Loarre is one of Europe’s best-preserved Romanesque fortresses. Built at the frontier of the early Kingdom of Aragon and later used as a filming location for Kingdom of Heaven, Loarre stands at the gateway to the Sierra de Guara — a landscape best explored on foot, where history, geology and walking trails come together naturally.