Foreign Perspectives

You might think that the south of France would be ideal for walking holidays and it is, but the Summer months are just too hot for any kind of strenuous activity. There are some walkers around in the Summer of course but generally they have to severely curtail the range that they walk each day.

However, once we get into September it’s one of the best times of the year for it. The days are generally sunny right up until December although the majority of walking holidays are undertaken from around mid-September to the end of October. It’s still warm enough for walking after that but you need to consider the areas that you’ll be passing through as those at higher altitudes can have snow after October.

We’ve just said goodbye to our second party of walkers this week who have just started off on their walk towards Queribus with a view to stopping in Duillac this evening and hitting Peyrepertous tomorrow.