Explore the Col d'Aubisque on snowshoes near Gourette and enjoy the snowy landscapes of the Pyrénées Atlantiques with your friends and family!
This snowshoeing activity is perfectly suited to beginners aged 8 and over. It's an easy hike that's perfect for families and people wanting to discover snowshoeing for the first time. If you're looking for something to do for half a day in the Ossau Valley, this snowshoe hike from Gourette is sure to please you.
The main aim of this discovery snowshoe hike will be to maintain a leisurely pace so that you can take your time admiring the landscape. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will follow a route chosen according to the snow conditions to guarantee you the best snowshoeing experience on the Col d'Aubisque.
During your snowshoe hike near Gourette, your guide will tell you all about the fascinating history of the Ossau Valley and its flora and fauna. Together, you'll also observe the tracks of wild animals! In short, you'll experience a real immersion in Pyrenean nature, and not just a snowshoe hike in the Ossau Valley.
This excursion to discover the Ossau valley, the area around the Col d'Aubisque and other remarkable sites is a must-do during your stay in Gourette! Book this snowshoeing activity at the Col d'Aubisque now and make the most of winter!
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Practical information
Snowshoe hike on the Col d'Aubisque in the Ossau Valley from Gourette with a qualified guide.
- Beginner level.
- 2h to 2h30 walk.
Please allow for a total of 3.5 hours of activity, including around 2.5 hours of snowshoeing.
- Meet your guide in front of the Gourette Tourist Office.
- Activity briefing.
- Equipment.
- 2h30 snowshoe hike to the Col d'Aubisque, Ossau Valley, accompanied by your guide.
- Back to the car park and debriefing.
- De-equipping and end of activity.
A minimum of 4 participants is required for the activity to take place.
You will need to use your own vehicle to get to the meeting point.
The duration and itinerary of this activity depend on the weather.
- Snowshoes
- Hiking poles
- State-certified guide
- Hiking or après-ski boots with good foot support (no moon boots)
- Warm clothing
- Waterproof trousers
- Gloves
- Sun cream
- Flask
- Snack
- Sunglasses
- Bonnet
- Small rucksack