My mother and I spent a few days in the French Pyrennées. This post covers our first major visit: the Cirque de Gavarnie. This amphitheatre-shaped valley, the largest of the “Cirques” in the Pyrennées National Park is famous for its incredible views and relatively easy access. A relatively easy (and busy) track took us to the foot of the Cirque and it’s huge, 400 metre waterfall, where we enjoyed lunch and I slowly fried under the high-altitude, summer sun. This is a must-see for any outdoor enthusiasts in in the French South-West.
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Le dim. 8 juil. 2018 à 04:52, The Alpine Wanderer a écrit :
> John-David posted: “My mother and I spent a few days in the French > Pyrennées. This post covers our first major visit: the Cirque de Gavarnie. > This amphitheatre-shaped valley, the largest of the “Cirques” in the > Pyrennées National Park is famous for its incredible views and r” >
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