Are you coming to Cauterets for the All Saints’ holiday and wondering how to make the most of your autumn break?
Here are two ideas for authentic days out, combining nature, relaxation and discovery to give you the full Cauterets experience. Whether you’re more of an adventurer or just looking for some peace and quiet, there’s something for everyone!
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DISCOVER THE HERITAGE OF CAUTERETS
Thermal baths, railway station, architecture… Cauterets has a rich history, thanks in particular to the boom in the spa industry.
Take the time to wander through the streets and get lost to learn a little more about the village.
OUR ADVICE: Don’t hesitate to visit the Maison du Parc National (National Park Centre), where you’ll have access to a museum on the isard, water and chiropterans.
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ENJOY A GOURMET BREAK
If you’re in the mood for a gourmet getaway, don’t miss an experience you can’t afford to miss: the famous berlingots of Cauterets! A genuine local tradition for generations. Each bite will transport you, giving you happiness and nostalgia.
Find out how these delicacies are made and take some home with you!
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RELAX AT THE BAINS DU ROCHER
If you’re in the mood for a gourmet getaway, don’t miss an experience you can’t afford to miss: the famous berlingots of Cauterets! A genuine local tradition for generations. Each bite will transport you, giving you happiness and nostalgia.
Find out how these delicacies are made and take some home with you!
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GO MUSHROOM PICKING
Mushroom picking in the forests around Cauterets is a popular activity for nature lovers. It’s an opportunity to enjoy a walk in the fresh air while finding your evening meal!
BE CAREFUL: before enjoying your meal, it’s essential to check that your mushrooms are edible! To do this, don’t hesitate to visit the Maison du Parc National des Pyrénées, where we can help you identify whether your mushrooms are edible!
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OBSERVE THE ANIMALS
In autumn, the animals are less discreet, as there are fewer visitors. Take advantage of this time of year to go out on your own or with a guide and observe the isards and marmots. But be careful not to disturb them in their natural habitat…
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SPEND A NIGHT AT THE REFUGE WALLON
After a day walking through the Pyrenees, head to the Wallon refuge for a well-deserved break. There, you can enjoy a convivial and comforting meal, perfect for regaining your strength.
But the refuge doesn’t stop there: you can also spend the night in an authentic atmosphere. You’ll enjoy a unique experience before setting off on your adventure the next day, rested and ready to return to the village.
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CULTURE AT THE NATIONAL PARK HOUSE
Come and discover the museum at the home of the Pyrenees National Park. Here you can find out more about the flora and fauna of the Pyrenees. The mountains will no longer hold any secrets for you!
The three exhibition rooms will tell you all about the history of the National Park and its natural heritage.
Various exhibitions are on offer throughout the year.
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FEEL LIKE WATCHING A FILM?
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A TRIP TO THE ICE RINK OR SWIMMING POOL?
Talking of sporting activities, why not opt for the ice rink or the swimming pool? Whether it’s sliding on the ice or swimming in the pool, these two activities are the perfect way to let off steam on a rainy day!
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