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[QUOTE="jouffroy47, post: 1149971, member: 37455"] I agree with Susan Maria--if you do Arles-Toulouse, take the bus/tram into Montpelier, and the tram/bus out [to Grabels] to eliminate uninteresting suburban cement-walking. I loved the first part of this walk because of the variety [I took the Petit Rhone variant from Arles and the variant along the canal into Toulouse from Ayguesvives. It is definitely a quiet route--only about 1/10 as busy as the Le Puy route, so walk in high season if you want to see/walk with others and stay in municipal gîtes like Susan Maria says. where you're likely to meet the most people. I've only walked as far as Pau, so hope to finish and start the Aragonés this fall. I've done it so far in 3 stages [Covid oblige] and have found September a good time to walk. [HEADING=3][/HEADING] [/QUOTE]
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