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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!

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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 - 10 October 2027

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