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A panoramic route meandering through the hills and showing you a beautiful and peaceful part of France; from here no village can be seen. You can, if you wish, rest or picnic in a meadow, or perhaps close to a watermill by the river Arratz. From here you return from the south to Miradoux. (Distance 14½ miles, elevation from 265 to 700 feet)

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This walk could take a whole day. It takes you just to the picturesque medieval village of Gimbrede, a tranquil traditional small village, where you can admire the ancient half-timbered houses. If you start early in the morning you will have the opportunity to see roe deer or the equally shy birds such as the hoopoe and golden oriole. Returning to Miradoux, the walker can repose on the terrace and look out into the distance over the route he has followed. (Distance 13 miles, elevation from 217 to 655 feet)

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