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1 I'm trying to find the right place to tell that I have made a new video from GR10, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Hendaye / Irun. This stretch of the Pyrenees is a great way to connect the route from Le Puy in France GR65 and Camino del Norte in Spain. The continuing on Camino del Norte Part 6 has this name Camino del Norte, Camino de Santiago in France and Spain, Part 6. For more photo-videos, see my channel Hope someone like the video. Last edited Aug 5, 2019 2 Thanks for sharing this! It gives a very good picture of the terrain and difficulty of this route. Did you find it to be more challenging than the mountainous parts of the Norte and Le Puy? 3 Yes, this is certainly more challenging, but I am 64 years old and just in normal good shape, and I did it. You go down into the valley every night for accommodation. This means that it is more or less 1,000 meters altitude up every day - day after day. There are also a few "airy" places that I have not taken pictures of, because you think of other things than fotos at the edge of cliffs. It is especially the second day we went which is demanding, but it was also the greatest day - which I will remember forever. As you can see, we got bad weather for some days, and these parts I'd willingly walked once more. 4 Thank you bjorgts, that's really helpful. I've been thinking about this walk for a while, but everything I've read so far seemed to say 'don't do it!' I'm in 'normal good shape' too and I love mountains. Your video and comments have definitely reignited my interest. 5 We met at least three other walkers who were doing exactly the same as we did They came from Via Podensis / Le Puy and should continue on Camino del Norte. 6 Loved this! Thanks so much for sharing. Adding to my list of future possibilities. Happy New Year! Risky Member, Brisbane Australia. 7 Great video. After watching this we are really looking forward to walking this later in the year. Thanks for posting. nathanael Guest 8 I'm trying to find the right place to tell that I have made a new video from GR10, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Hendaye / Irun. This stretch of the Pyrenees is a great way to connect the route from Le Puy in France GR65 and Camino del Norte in Spain. The continuing on Camino del Norte Part 6 has this name Camino del Norte, Camino de Santiago in France and Spain, Part 6. Hope someone like the video. Thank you for the awesome video, 9 it is an awesome and spectacular route! the difficult parts of the terrain for me were the steep stony descend into Bidarray at the end of the day day 2 the climb from Bidarray in the morning to col d'Espalza, with iron ropes and an eroded section day 3 both sections can be avoided if necessary. the first one is a bit tricky as you have to find a path down to a PR walk then follow this to Bidarray. the second is PR Sentier des Contrebandiers. the most difficult and the most spectacular is the second day, mostly because it is long, with a lot of hight difference, and only a meagre spring in the middle which should technically run year-round. bring lots of water! I did not find any section so close to the cliffs that it was really scarry. 10 I agree with you comments, caminka. I found the descent to Bidarray heavy for the legs, but not demanding. I wrote earlier that a few parts were "airy". The most airy part was the part you mention - the first part of day 3. When we went slowly and put your feet exactly, we never felt that it was dangerous. Day 2 was long, strenuous and stunningly beautiful! Just train for it. It's worth it. A two-part workshop that guides you into creating a credencial and shares it online 11 ah, yes, on that climb there were some pretty airy sections. luckily most were fitted with ropes. but the feeling of accomplishment when you reached the top was worth every step. 12 This will be my third Camino after having done the Frances and Portuguese. I love the idea of being in the Pyrenees for the first 5days of the Norte/Primitivo. I am a bit nervous about starting off my journey with this amount of elevation gain and loss for the first 5 days of the journey, even though my girlfriend and I are fit and are accustomed to hiking the mountains of Montana. Can anyone share an elevation profile of the stages on the GR10 to Irun please. 13 Here is an example Take away the last 10 km and I think you have the route from Hendaye to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. What you do not see here, is all the smal ups and downs in between the big ones. When we walked, we had started 4-5 days up in France, before we came to the Pyrennees. I think I would recomend some waking ahead of your start from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. 14 Thank you for the post. Airline reservations are set. GR10 here we come. Former member 99290 Guest 15 Hi bjorgts I know this is an old post but I very much enjoyed your video. Stunning basque countryside. We are planning to walk Chemin du Piemont PyrĂ©nĂ©en in April and will arrive in SJPP towards the end of the month. If time allows, we’d like to walk SJPP to Hendaye on GR10. Or Voie de la Nive to Bayonne. Could you tell me please what time of year this was? Thank you Jenny 16 Hi Jenny- I'm not bjorgts, but I've walked this part of the GR10 a few times. I'd be very cautious about trying to tackle it in April. Unlike the SJPDP-Roncesvalles crossing, which generally follows a paved road or a dirt road and has some bailout options, there are multiple long stretches of the GR10 that are rugged, isolated, and higher-elevation. If weather shifted suddenly, as can happen in the mountains, it could get very unpleasant. Maybe you'll get lucky and have an early season dry/warm spell! Anyway, I wouldn't want to shoot down the idea, but I think having the VNB as mind as an option is probably prudent. Incidentally, I've been working on compiling accommodation options for both the GR10 and VNB in my Le Puy accommodation spreadsheet. Scroll all the way to the bottom. I also wrote about walking both route options over the summer here. I hope the weather works out for you! It's a stunning walk, for sure. Former member 99290 Guest 17 Fantastic Dave. Thank you very much. I know what you mean about April weather. It would be late April,when we arrive in SJPP but all the same 
 Voie de la Nive definitely a good option. We’ll wait and see how,things are when we arrive in SJPP - how the forecast looks and how many days we have to spare. Now I’m off to follow the links you sent. Merci! 19 We are planning to walk Chemin du Piemont PyrĂ©nĂ©en in April and will arrive in SJPP towards the end of the month. If time allows, we’d like to walk SJPP to Hendaye on GR10. Or Voie de la Nive to Bayonne. Here is a possible walk for you if nothing else works out. The town of Berroeta is on the Camino Baztan which starts in Bayonne. From there you can get off the camino and walk north to Doneztebe/Santestaban Google has a walk of 11 km / 7 miles where you can pickup the 38 km/24 mile rail trail Via Verde Bidasoa to Irun. I think you can find lodging here and there along the via verde. Former member 99290 Guest 20 Here is a possible walk for you if nothing else works out. The town of Berroeta is on the Camino Baztan which starts in Bayonne. From there you can get off the camino and walk north to Doneztebe/Santestaban Google has a walk of 11 km / 7 miles where you can pickup the 38 km/24 mile rail trail Via Verde Bidasoa to Irun. I think you can find lodging here and there along the via verde. Thank you! We are actually planning / hoping to walk the Baztan a little later on the same trip if time allows. After the Chemin du Piemont and possibly GR10 or Voie de la Nive to take us to / towards Bayonne we will be returning to Paris for a family holiday. Then, a week later we will take the train back down to Bayonne to pick up a car to visit friends in Le Gers for a week or so - after which if we have time we hope to walk the Baztan from Bayonne to Pamplona. I know, it all sounds a bit round about - and with a couple of short walks in the Basque country - but we love that area - so that's fine. Also we are keen to spend days here and there in Bayonne, as it is a town we are considering as our French base in the future. Let's face it we will just be happy to be walking!! Aunoyau parti d’Hendaye, s’ajoutent d’autres coreligionnaires qui ont dĂ©marrĂ© ce matin de Saint Jean. Encore une assemblĂ©e cosmopolite, mais plus ouverte au dialogue : un anglais enjouĂ©, Peter qui parle abondamment, un espagnol silencieux qui saisit au vol quelques mots de français, les deux jeunes rencontrĂ©s Ă  la terrasse d’EstĂšrençuby qui Ă©coutent avec

Carte Descriptif Bonnes adresses Topos Les avis Aller plus loin DĂ©partHendaye ArrivĂ©eSaint-Jean-Pied-de-Port GR 10 GR 10 d’Hendaye Ă  Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port DĂ©partHendaye ArrivĂ©eSaint-Jean-Pied-de-Port JOUR 1 D' Hendaye au col d'Ibardin 4 h 25 1Le GR 10, comme la HRP sentier de Haute Randonnée Pyrénéenne, prend son départ à Hendaye 0 m, au bord de l’Océan, face à l’ancien Casino de style à l’Atlantique, s’engager dans le boulevard du Général-Leclerc, traverser le square du Rond-Point et emprunter légèrement à droite la rue des Citronniers. Suivre à gauche le boulevard qui borde la baie de Chingoudy et contourner un terrain de foot par la droite. Tout de suite après, passer sous le pont du boulevard du Général-de-Gaulle, traverser un parking et emprunter la rue Pellot. Au rond- point, emprunter la rue Parcheteguia en traversant une cour d’immeuble, remonter à gauche la rue de Subornea, passer sous la voie ferrée et gravir la ruelle en face. Monter par la route sur 60 m, puis utiliser la rue Errondenia s’élevant vers l’est. En voir + JOUR 2 Du col d'Ibardin Ă  Sare 5 h 20 9Au col d’Ibardin, descendre par la D 404 sur 100 m nord, puis s’engager à droite sur le sentier qui s’élève au nord-est puis à l’est. Franchir la crête 380 m, descendre dans le vallon nord-est par le sentier en rive gauche et atteindre le terre-plein d’une ancienne exploitation de dalles de grès. Suivre la route empierrée nord-ouest jusqu’à un replat. En voir + JOUR 3 De Sare Ă  AĂŻnhoa 3 h 10 17Sare village basque typique, patrie de Ramuntcho, hĂ©ros de Pierre Loti. Église avec tour frontiĂšre qui ne respecte pas le relief et qui empiĂšte largement sur le versant nord, fait dĂ©laisser la montagne entre Sare et AĂŻnhoa. Ces deux pittoresques villages sont reliĂ©s par des routes que le GR la place de Sare, suivre la rue principale au sud sur 50 m et, dans le virage, continuer en face sur la voie MĂ©diĂ©vale. Ce beau chemin dallĂ© ponctuĂ© d’oratoires franchit un ruisseau et monte vers la route de crĂȘte. Prendre la route Ă  gauche et continuer dans la voie sans issue » goudronnĂ©e qui passe devant un oratoire et devient un large sentier bordĂ© d’un haut trottoir empierrĂ©. Descriptif JOUR 1 D' Hendaye au col d'Ibardin 4 h 25 1Le GR 10, comme la HRP sentier de Haute Randonnée Pyrénéenne, prend son départ à Hendaye 0 m, au bord de l’Océan, face à l’ancien Casino de style à l’Atlantique, s’engager dans le boulevard du Général-Leclerc, traverser le square du Rond-Point et emprunter légèrement à droite la rue des Citronniers. Suivre à gauche le boulevard qui borde la baie de Chingoudy et contourner un terrain de foot par la droite. Tout de suite après, passer sous le pont du boulevard du Général-de-Gaulle, traverser un parking et emprunter la rue Pellot. Au rond- point, emprunter la rue Parcheteguia en traversant une cour d’immeuble, remonter à gauche la rue de Subornea, passer sous la voie ferrée et gravir la ruelle en face. Monter par la route sur 60 m, puis utiliser la rue Errondenia s’élevant vers l’est. En voir + JOUR 2 Du col d'Ibardin Ă  Sare 5 h 20 9Au col d’Ibardin, descendre par la D 404 sur 100 m nord, puis s’engager à droite sur le sentier qui s’élève au nord-est puis à l’est. Franchir la crête 380 m, descendre dans le vallon nord-est par le sentier en rive gauche et atteindre le terre-plein d’une ancienne exploitation de dalles de grès. Suivre la route empierrée nord-ouest jusqu’à un replat. En voir + JOUR 3 De Sare Ă  AĂŻnhoa 3 h 10 17Sare village basque typique, patrie de Ramuntcho, hĂ©ros de Pierre Loti. Église avec tour frontiĂšre qui ne respecte pas le relief et qui empiĂšte largement sur le versant nord, fait dĂ©laisser la montagne entre Sare et AĂŻnhoa. Ces deux pittoresques villages sont reliĂ©s par des routes que le GR la place de Sare, suivre la rue principale au sud sur 50 m et, dans le virage, continuer en face sur la voie MĂ©diĂ©vale. Ce beau chemin dallĂ© ponctuĂ© d’oratoires franchit un ruisseau et monte vers la route de crĂȘte. Prendre la route Ă  gauche et continuer dans la voie sans issue » goudronnĂ©e qui passe devant un oratoire et devient un large sentier bordĂ© d’un haut trottoir empierrĂ©. Avis Aucun commentaire Soyez le premier Ă  donner votre avis Aller plus loin

SaintJean-Pied-de-Port est une commune des PyrĂ©nĂ©es-Atlantiques doit son nom Ă  sa situation au pied du col de Roncevaux qui permet de passer au sud des PyrĂ©nĂ©es. Ville Ă©tape du chemin de Compostelle, elle reste incontournable pour les pĂšlerins qui empruntent le GR65. En effet, le GR 10 croise dans cette citĂ© fortifiĂ©e du Pays Basque, la fameuse Via Podiensis. Nos With some extended time off work and a desire to walk in the mountains I chose the Pyrenees – the GR10 on the french side of the mountain range. Accessible from the UK by train in a day, the Pyrenees straddles the France/Spain border, running between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. I liked the idea of traversing another country. And the start point at Hendaye is where I finished my ride across France a couple of years ago, which felt quite serendipitous. Day 1 Hendaye to Olhette I have a confession. I couldn’t be bothered to walk to the beach to the proper start of the GR10. In fairness, I spent quite a bit of time there at the end of riding the VelodyssĂ©e, so I think it counts. It seems quite paradoxical when I’m making the effort to walk across a country but I get very lazy about walking anywhere that isn’t making forward progress. So, after making some forward progress around the Intermarche to stock up on a few days’ food, I set off up the hill and away from the Atlantic. Within less than a minute I got my first horsefly bite. This would set a trend for the rest of the walk. After some steeply undulating lanes, I started up the first hill. It was concave so whenever I thought I was getting near the top the next “top” would appear above. I heard bells nearby but couldn’t see anything, and then a horse strolled out of the bracken. The horseflies should have been a clue. The small, sure-footed horses that roam freely in the Pyrenees in the summer are an ancient breed and couldn’t care less about people. All of the adults have bells around their necks, and most had foals with them. I made lunch at Col d’Ibardin, and after climbing a near vertical field, descended gently to a rocky-river path. Border stone 18 marked the crossing from France into Spain. I was back in France in 5 minutes. I climbed to another small col which was in cloud, and then it was back down to Ohlette where I camped in the garden of a gite. The owner was very welcoming, and apparently a big fan of Manu Chao, who was played from the kitchen speakers all evening. A few others arrived later and we nearly filled the garden with tents. Day 2 Olhette to Ainhoa A cockerel attempted a cockel-doodle-doo but seemed to develop a cough half way through. The gite door opened, swiftly followed by a “BONJOUR!” It was and time to feed the chickens, which apparently meant it was time for us to get up as well. The morning climb was in the cloud which was a small blessing to hide from the sun for as long as possible. It was Sunday morning and the col was a gentle bustle of activity of walkers criss-crossing paths and runners speeding down one slope then straight up the other. Gerard and Laurence, who had camped next to me last night, summited the col soon after and we walked down the other side to Sare together. They were very patient with all the mistakes I made in French, gently correcting me which was very useful. We passed a tap coming out of the hillside and I dutifully filled my hat with water and dunked it over my head. After my heatstroke escapade in New Zealand I’m big on heat-health admin, which includes cooling my body down as often and as much as possible. The water was very cold. I had to dry off slightly before entering the shop in Sare. I ate my lunch looking over the church where the congregation were just leaving, and the little town was buzzing. I acquired a second petit basque cake on leaving – got to support the local economy and all that. There was a fair bit of road walking after Sare, albeit on very quiet and pretty lanes. I had a little lie down in a short forest section in the shade. I arrived in Ainhoa at the same time as Gerard and Laurence and they waved me over to the restaurant, where we agreed that ice creams were an excellent idea. And basque beer, of course. The gite owner in Ohlette had warned us that the campsite in Ainhoa was closed, and suggested we camp next to a chapel just out of town. It was a steep gravel climb out, with a large white cross at every switchback corner. It seemed that others had the same idea, and in the end there must have been at least ten tents around the chapel. A key attraction was the provision of a tap, as well as the lovely views. Sabrina & Thomas, also from last night’s gite, joined us, as well as Delphine, and we had a little yoga session watching the bright red sunset over the sea. Day 3 Ainhoa to Bidarray No cockerel alarm this morning, but the horses’ bells and crickets filled my ears as soon as I woke. I cooked my porridge on the steps of the chapel and watched a small cloud of fog rise out of an old quarry below. The path contoured around Errebi and I found a group of horses gathered around a waterpoint. It was humid and sticky and I was glad that there was no sun yet. I paused for a break on the col. The softer tinkling of sheeps’ smaller bells grew rapidly louder but in the cloud I still couldn’t see anything. Suddenly a flock of sheep, clearly in a hurry to be somewhere, emerged out of the cloud and rapidly disappeared along the trail. Moments later it seemed the sheep had reached their destination, as I tried to get past them on the trail. The path contoured up and down round the hillside, with the cloud gradually clearing. I could see the final climb of the day across the valley – we just had to go briefly into Spain first to get to it. The last part of the climb was on a steep road and a cyclist came past only just moving faster than walking pace. A very sleepy horse acted as the col marker. The descent started as a ridge walk with the soon-to-be familiar vultures circling high above. My guidebook said that this next descent was the most difficult on the GR10, so I decided I needed lunch before tackling it. It turned out to be an average Te Aroroa descent – steep, rocky, exposed, with some sidling. There were some hand lines fitted along the most eroded bits. I was finding it difficult to not keep comparing the walk with Te Aroroa, or maybe I was just coming to terms with how difficult that trail really was – the GR10 has more elevation but the trail was actually walkable so far. I was grateful when the descent finally ended at a river as there had been no shade from the sun for a long time so I sat under the trees and filtered some water for a while. The rolling road to Bidarray radiated heat. We all ended up at the one place in the village that offered camping, and having got there first I managed to take the flattest spot in the small front garden. A basque beer from the restaurant later, and I cooked my dinner looking at the mountain views. Laurence pulled a branch of the tree I was under closer to her and inhaled deeply, pointing out the anenome-like pink flower. A few minutes later, Gerard did almost the exact same thing. Day 4 Bidarray to Saint-Étienne-de-BaĂŻgorry The church bells, as in all these villages, resumed ringing at 7am. From my breakfast view I could just make out the outline of the mountains above us through the mist. The steep climb out of the village quickly sweatily brought me above the clouds for a beautiful inversion. For the rest of the climb it felt like I was racing the heat up the hill. Once up onto the grassy ridge I heard a new bird call which sounded like a laser gun. I don’t think I was under attack. I caught up with the others at the first big peak where we had a break watching the vultures circle above us, and the beautiful views around us. “Oh it looks quite small,” I commented on our destination town in the distance, concerned over the potential lack of boulangeries. “Or maybe it’s just far away,” Delphine countered with a smile. It was a long ridge walk with lots of small-to-large descents and ascents along the way. Baring a short wooded section there was no shade from the glaring sun, and no water. In the woods there was a sign for water 300m off the track, and Laurence and I dropped our bags and went searching. The source was dry. We were sad. Back up onto the ridge and I carried on, not wanting to stay in the sun longer than necessary. Frequently I would go to bat away an insect only to find that it was actually a fat droplet of sweat running down my body. I was taking some photos from a peak when a young Bob Marley-playing frenchman, who was walking the GR10 and then the Camino to Portugal, stopped to say hello before dancing on. Further down on the descent there was not a hint of a breeze and it felt like walking in an oven. I learnt lots of ways to say “It’s hot” in French. I rubbed shoulders with a sheep to take a brief repose under a tree. One thing that my guidebook was very useful for was marking where there were waterpoints on the trail. Unfortunately, the GR10 had been rerouted around one, and the streams it crossed were dry. Eventually one was still trickling, and I filtered some water and dunked my hat. We were learning not to rely too much on a single water source. Emerging onto the roads the heat turned from an oven to a furnace and we hot-footed it to the municipal campsite. As discovered on the VelodyssĂ©e, these are great for travellers. This one also had a river at the back, and we gleefully went for a very cold bathe. The group went to the supermarket for a free-for-all feast and restock of supplies – Laurence was horrified when I looked first at the standard cheese in the fridges and insisted we must get it from the proper cheese counter. Day 5 Saint-Étienne-de-BaĂŻgorry to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port Our starts were getting earlier to try and avoid climbing in the peak of the heat. Regardless, the climb out of town was horribly steep, and I remembered fondly of times when I wasn’t dripping with sweat, such as 5 seconds ago. After not too long it eased off and contoured around the hill climbing gently to a col where I met the others who had left earlier. I ate my pain au chocolat I’d bought on leaving town. I also grumbled at carrying 3 litres of water on that climb when there was a waterpoint here already. An undulating route took me around to the col opposite, with a fairly easy grassy climb to the peak. The red and white blaze waymarking, which was generally very good, was a bit sparse but I figured up was the way to go. I had lunch at the top under hazy skies. Half an hour later the flies had found me, meaning that Thomas, Sabrina and Delphine arrived at the summit to find me hopping around trying to put my socks and shoes back on whilst batting the flies away. The sun came out on the descent and it quickly became uncomfortable. I would have missed a waterpoint on the far side of a cattle trough if I hadn’t turned around to look for the others. Long, white gravel switchbacks meant that I needed to wear my sunglasses as well as my hat. There was not a breath of wind and all I could hear was the crickets and some livestock bells in the distance. As I came down through a small village I went straight to the church. They often have outdoor taps for watering the flowers, and the stone sheltered porch was relatively cool so I stayed there a while rehydrating and cooling down. I did some double checking of the weather forecast and realised that today, and the last few days, were actually 35°C, not the 27°C I had read initially. This made me feel better about how hard I’d been finding it, but I also wondered whether I would have found it harder if I knew it was 35°C. The church bells, directly above me, rang for the hour, and once my ears had stopped ringing I thought I should make a move. I ended up arriving into town with the others, with Delphine marching ahead to make the post office before it shut to post things home to lighten her backpack. I checked into my gite and met up with them for a farewell dinner – I was staying in town for a rest day and they were carrying on. I was going to miss their company but I needed to look after my body if I was going to walk the whole trail, and they were walking sections of it. Day 6 Rest day The usual washing of self, clothes, resupplying food for the next stretch, and getting very acquainted with the boulangerie next door. Hendaye point de dĂ©part de la mythique traversĂ©e des PyrĂ©nĂ©es par le GR 10. Le Pays basque s’offre Ă  vous, dans toute sa splendeur, pour dĂ©buter en douceur dans des paysages montagnards authentiques, et rejoindre Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, la capitale historique. Votre formule d'hĂ©bergement + Transport des bagages HĂŽtel D'avril Ă  novembre "GR10 Pays Basque " Par , publiĂ© le 31/08/2020 Destination Pays Basque PyrĂ©nĂ©es françaises Pays Basque français Date de dĂ©part 10/08/2020 Nous avons parcouru le GR10 d Hendaye Ă  Saint jean de Pied de Port , paysages superbes , Ă©tapes sportives et la mĂ©tĂ©o Ă©tait de la partie mĂȘme si le soleil n'Ă©tait pas toujours prĂ©sent . Le seul bĂ©mol vient des gĂźtes d'Ă©tapes , accueil pour les randonneurs du GR10 plus que moyen voir nul pour certaines adresses . Voir le voyage "GR10 Hendaye - St Jean Pied de Port 1Ăšre partie" Tous les avis sur ce voyage 14 France Voyage libertĂ© RandonnĂ©e PyrĂ©nĂ©es. 1Ăšre Ă©tape du mythique GR10. Le charme des villages traversĂ©s : Sare, Ainhoa, Itxassou et St Jean Pied de Port. Des hĂ©bergements et une restauration de qualitĂ©. Un terroir local bien ancrĂ© : gastronomie, culture, architecture. Voyage rĂ©alisable : avril Ă  octobre. Carte Descriptif Bonnes adresses Topos Les avis Aller plus loin DĂ©partBidarray ArrivĂ©eSaint-Jean-Pied-de-Port GR 10 GR 10 de Bidarray Ă  Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port DĂ©partBidarray ArrivĂ©eSaint-Jean-Pied-de-Port JOUR 1 De Bidarray Ă  Saint-Étienne-de-BaĂŻgorry 8 h 10 1Dans la suite de l’itinéraire tenir les chiens en laisse dans la traversée des pacages à brebis le passage du GR a été autorisé par les bergers à cette seule condition.Avant le centre de Bidarray, tourner à droite. Prendre la route à droite et grimper par le deuxième chemin à droite. Il dessert la ferme Urdabordia, tourne à gauche, passe sous les châtaigniers et grimpe vers les crêtes d’Iparla avant d’atteindre le col Pagalépoa avec une bergerie en ruines peu visible 450 m. En voir + JOUR 2 De Saint-Étienne-de-BaĂŻgorry Ă  Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port 6 h 25 10Gros bourg de Basse Navarre dans un cirque de montagnes enserrant la vallée de la Nive des Aldudes ; terroir du vignoble Irouléguy ; château d’Etchaux, vieux pont, la place du fronton, avancer vers le pont Romain jusqu’au monument aux morts. Tourner à gauche pour franchir le pont sur la Nive. Au croisement, ne pas continuer vers le centre de Saint-Étienne-de-Baïgorry, mais s’engager dans la ruelle à gauche. Passer sous l’ancienne voie ferrée, tourner à droite et monter par la route. Dans le deuxième virage, bifurquer à droite sur la chaussée goudronnée qui s’élève en lisière du bois. En voir + Descriptif JOUR 1 De Bidarray Ă  Saint-Étienne-de-BaĂŻgorry 8 h 10 1Dans la suite de l’itinéraire tenir les chiens en laisse dans la traversée des pacages à brebis le passage du GR a été autorisé par les bergers à cette seule condition.Avant le centre de Bidarray, tourner à droite. Prendre la route à droite et grimper par le deuxième chemin à droite. Il dessert la ferme Urdabordia, tourne à gauche, passe sous les châtaigniers et grimpe vers les crêtes d’Iparla avant d’atteindre le col Pagalépoa avec une bergerie en ruines peu visible 450 m. En voir + JOUR 2 De Saint-Étienne-de-BaĂŻgorry Ă  Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port 6 h 25 10Gros bourg de Basse Navarre dans un cirque de montagnes enserrant la vallée de la Nive des Aldudes ; terroir du vignoble Irouléguy ; château d’Etchaux, vieux pont, la place du fronton, avancer vers le pont Romain jusqu’au monument aux morts. Tourner à gauche pour franchir le pont sur la Nive. Au croisement, ne pas continuer vers le centre de Saint-Étienne-de-Baïgorry, mais s’engager dans la ruelle à gauche. Passer sous l’ancienne voie ferrée, tourner à droite et monter par la route. Dans le deuxième virage, bifurquer à droite sur la chaussée goudronnée qui s’élève en lisière du bois. En voir + Avis Aucun commentaire Soyez le premier Ă  donner votre avis Aller plus loin A7 KilomĂštres de ciboure GR10 (1)-HENDAYE - ESTERENCUBY Distance: 111.0 Km - DurĂ©e:50:00 H - DĂ©nivelĂ©:3800 M . DĂ©part randonnĂ©e : Hendaye (pyrĂ©nĂ©es-atlantiques 64) Etape 1 du Gr10 en partant de l'Atlantique jusqu'Ă  St-jean-pied-de-Port. RandonnĂ©e avec le GR10 Ă  travers les PyrĂ©nĂ©es-Atlantiques de Hendaye Ă  EstĂ©rençuby via Biriatou, Olhette, Sare, Ainho Circuit Accueil/Nos voyages /TraversĂ©e des PyrĂ©nĂ©es accompagnĂ©e Partie 1 Hendaye - St Jean Pied de Port Description RĂ©servation Programme Fiche technique Le tronçon d'Hendaye Ă  Saint Jean Pied de Port faisant partie de la grande TraversĂ©e des PyrĂ©nĂ©es 415km d'une mer Ă  l'autre, la traversĂ©e du Pays Basque reprĂ©sentant environ 170km, prĂ©sente une variĂ©tĂ© de paysages spĂ©cifiques du Pays Basque nichĂ©s au coeur des PyrĂ©nĂ©es Atlantiques. Ici, peut-ĂȘtre plus qu'ailleurs, en allant vers l'est, les paysages traversĂ©s par le GR10 ont une originalitĂ© et une entitĂ© que vous ne retrouverez pas. On ne dĂ©cline pas le Pays Basque en terme de haute montagne et de sommets, mais plutĂŽt en dĂ©crivant des charmes et une originalitĂ© culturelle exceptionnelles. De collines en petits sommets, des noms magiques tels que Sare, Ainhoa, Dancharia, Ă©voquent des villages aux tons vifs et chatoyants, bĂątis dans la plus pure tradition basque. Plus loin, les villages de Bidarray puis de Saint Etienne de Baigorry sur fond de la somptueuse crĂȘte de grĂšs rose d'Iparla vous conduiront, par le cheminement de l'illustre GR10, jusqu'aux portes de Saint Jean Pied de Port, capitale historique du Pays Basque. Dates et prix DĂ©parts Tous les jours de dĂ©but Avril Ă  fin Octobre selon les disponibilitĂ©s. Inscription Ă  partir de 2 personnes voyageur solitaire nous consulter Prix Du 01/04/2022 au 30/10/2022 Prix avec transport des bagages Prix/pers pour un groupe de 2 personnes 665€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 3 personnes 640€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 4 personnes 625€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 5 personnes 610€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 6 personnes 600€ Prix sans transport des bagages Prix/pers pour un groupe de 2 personnes 555€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 3 personnes 550€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 4 personnes 545€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 5 personnes 540€ Prix/pers pour un groupe de 6 personnes 535€ SupplĂ©ments - SupplĂ©ment chambre individuelle 80€/ pers - SupplĂ©ment haute saison Juillet/AoĂ»t 25€/ pers - SupplĂ©ment transfert retour de St Jean Pied de Port Ă  Hendaye en semaine 145€/transfert - SupplĂ©ment transfert retour de St Jean Pied de Port Ă  Hendaye dimanche et jours fĂ©riĂ©s 165€/transfert - Nuit supplĂ©mentaire Ă  Hendaye et/ou Saint Jean Pied de Port nous consulter Le prix comprend - L'hĂ©bergement en demi-pension sauf la nuit du jour 1 en nuit et petit-dĂ©jeuner - Le transport des bagages suivant option choisie - Le transfert du jour 3 - Le dossier de voyage avec cartes et topoguide 1 dossier pour 4 personnes - Traces GPS sur demande + accĂšs Ă  l’itinĂ©raire dĂ©taillĂ© sur l’application mobile GPS Mhikes Le prix ne comprend pas -Les assurances -Le dĂźner du J1 -15€ de frais de dossier -Les transferts non compris dans le programme -Les visites -Les boissons et les pique-niques. Jour 1 DĂ©but de sĂ©jour Ă  Hendaye Installation Ă  votre hĂŽtel Ă  Hendaye. PossibilitĂ© de visiter la ville ou de rĂ©aliser une boucle pĂ©destre Ă  la dĂ©couverte du cĂ©lĂšbre Domaine d'Abbadie, remarquable site naturel de 65ha en bordure du front de mer, au sein de paysages variĂ©s. Dans cette vĂ©ritable rĂ©serve biologique, vous pourrez visiter, selon les horaires d’ouverture, le cĂ©lĂšbre chĂąteau nĂ©o-gothique d’Antoine d’Abbadie. Distance durĂ©e 2h00, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +80m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins -80m Jour 2 De Hendaye au Col d'Ibardin Vous quitterez la baie d'Hendaye, pour gagner de cols en cols, les premiers contreforts des PyrĂ©nĂ©es Atlantiques, Ă  travers des paysages verdoyants et des sites aux empreintes basques bien marquĂ©es. ArrĂȘt au Col d'Ibardin, situĂ© Ă  la frontiĂšre, avec ses ventas et goĂ»tez Ă  l'ambiance espagnole, ou encore, admirez de superbes points de vue sur la vallĂ©e. Distance 15km, durĂ©e 5h30, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +845m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins -460m. Jour 3 De Olhette Ă  DanchariaLe matin transfert jusqu'Ă  Olhette facultatif nous consulter lors de votre rĂ©servation. Lors de cette Ă©tape, le sentier passera par le massif de La Rhune larrun lieu de pĂąturage, en basque, considĂ©rĂ© comme le premier sommet pyrĂ©nĂ©en de la chaĂźne et qui du haut de ses 905m demeure la montagne sacrĂ©e des Basques et un lieu chargĂ© d'histoire. Enfin, Ă  travers les villages de Sare et d’Ainhoa, village-bastide du XIIĂšme siĂšcle, ou de Dancharia vous dĂ©couvrirez une architecture typiquement basque qui a su intĂ©grer l’originalitĂ© du cadre environnant. Distance 21km, durĂ©e 7h, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +690m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins 4 De Dancharia au Col des Veaux De franchissements de petits sommets en passage de cols, le GR10 se faufile, contournant l’Ereby 583m, plus loin l’Atxulegi 617m, puis bientĂŽt apparaĂźt le col Zuccuta, superbe belvĂ©dĂšre. De lĂ , selon les conditions mĂ©tĂ©orologiques, vous pourrez rejoindre le col des Veaux par la piste ou bien, par beau temps, en restant toute crĂȘte, hors GR10 continuer jusqu’au pic Gorospil 691m, et profiter du panorama. Distance 13km, durĂ©e 4h30, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +740m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins -250m. Jour 5 Du Col des Veaux Ă  Bidarray JournĂ©e de dĂ©couvertes entre petits sommets et villages Ă  l’identitĂ© basque bien marquĂ©e. AprĂšs avoir rejoint le col de MĂ©hatchĂ© 716m, un passage aux Peñas de Ichusi, les vilains rochers, vous permettra d’approcher d’un peu plus prĂšs le vol impressionnant des vautours tournoyant au-dessus de votre tĂȘte. La descente vers Bidarray, autre village emblĂ©matique, restera un grand moment d’émotion, avec le passage Ă  Harpeko Saindua la sainte de la grotte, en basque, cĂ©lĂšbre grotte miraculeuse, aux vertus curatives dont les ex-votos ornent le lieu. Distance 11,5km, durĂ©e 4h, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +360m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins -800m. Jour 6 De Bidarray Ă  Saint Etienne de BaĂŻgorry L’étape Ă  caractĂšre sportif du jour reprĂ©sente l’un des plus beaux itinĂ©raires de randonnĂ©e du Pays Basque. Depuis le charmant village de Bidarray, vous dĂ©buterez l’ascension en direction des crĂȘtes d’Iparla qui depuis le bas de la vallĂ©e font l’effet d’une longue muraille d’aspect infranchissable. Depuis lĂ -haut, vous profiterez d’un immense panorama
 Puis vous redescendrez en direction de Saint Étienne de Baigorry, magnifique village du Pays basque, avec de nombreuses bĂątisses typiques de l'architecture bas-navarraise. Distance 18,5km, durĂ©e environ 7h30, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +1100m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins -1050m. Jour 7 De Saint Etienne de BaĂŻgorry Ă  Saint Jean Pied de Port Etape en plein coeur du Pays Basque qui s’élĂšve au-dessus de St Etienne de Baigorry pour rejoindre le massif de l’Oylarandoy et du Munhoa, culminant Ă  1021m et surplombant St Jean Pied de Port que vous atteindrez Ă  la suite d’une longue descente. EntourĂ©e de remparts de grĂšs rose, la citĂ© mĂ©diĂ©vale de Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port sĂ©duit par ses ruelles pavĂ©es jalonnĂ©es de maisons anciennes, son vieux pont sur la Nive, ses façades pittoresques au bord de l'eau, son chemin de ronde et son imposante citadelle remaniĂ©e par Vauban. Distance 19,5km, durĂ©e environ 7h, dĂ©nivelĂ© plus +960m, dĂ©nivelĂ© moins -955m. Les programmes ont Ă©tĂ© Ă©tablis selon les derniers Ă©lĂ©ments connus lors de la rĂ©daction des impondĂ©rables sont toujours possibles et des situations indĂ©pendantes de notre volontĂ© peuvent en modifier le dĂ©roulement. Accueil Le jour 1 sur votre lieu d'hĂ©bergement Ă  Hendaye 64, selon votre heure d'arrivĂ©e. Dispersion Le jour 7 Ă  Saint Jean Pied de Port 64, aprĂšs votre randonnĂ©e. Niveau Nature du terrain RandonnĂ©es sur bons sentiers, le terrain est variĂ© mais souvent rocheux. Niveau 3 Pour marcheurs en bonne condition physique, ayant dĂ©jĂ  une expĂ©rience de la randonnĂ©e en montagne. Les temps de marche mentionnĂ©s sont donnĂ©s Ă  titre indicatif, ce sont des horaires moyens qui ne prennent en compte que la durĂ©e de la marche effective sans comptabiliser les temps de pause. En fonction des conditions climatiques le rythme de marche peut Ă©galement varier, allant de + 300m Ă  +500m de montĂ©e Ă  l’heure. HĂ©bergement - Demi-pension sauf le jour 1 en nuit et petit dĂ©jeuner - 4 nuits en hĂŽtels** en chambre les jours 1, 3, 5 et 6 - 1 nuit dans une venta espagnole Ă©quivalent hĂŽtel** le jour 2 - 1 nuit en gĂźte d'Ă©tape en chambre le jour 4 Les repas - Petit dĂ©jeuner continental thĂ©, cafĂ©, lait, pain, beurre, confiture. - Repas du soir Ă  base souvent de spĂ©cialitĂ©s locales, incluant une entrĂ©e, un plat et un dessert. Pour le dĂźner Ă  Hendaye, restaurants sur place. - Pique-niques non inclus. Achat sur place possible. - Boissons non comprises. Portage des bagages Durant la randonnĂ©e, portage uniquement de vos affaires personnelles pour la journĂ©e de marche pique-nique, eau.... PrĂ©voir un bagage suiveur facilement transportable voir nos conseils sur l'Ă©quipement. Sauf si vous avez choisi la version sans transport des bagages auquel cas vous porterez toutes vos affaires d'une Ă©tape Ă  une autre. Encadrement RandonnĂ©e en libertĂ©, sans encadrement. Rechercher un sĂ©jour ! EPfa0IC. 134 219 215 18 156 200 136 180 334

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