Tour around bagnères

Depart from the town of Bagnères-de-Bigorre, latitude 43.0628300 (N 43° 3’ 46”), longitude 0.1499300 (E 0° 8’ 60”)

• Bagnères-de-bigorre

• Departure from the Bigorre Bagnères Tourist Office. Pass the church then the train station, and follow D 935 towards Tarbes.

• Pouzac:

• Baroque Church with a "Ferrère Brothers" retable and tabernacle (golden wood and marble imitation)
• Take the second street left towards Neuilh by D 26.

• At the crossroads, take D 18 on the left towards Fontaine de Labassere and follow the road to the bottom of the valley. - White sulphurous spring revealed in 1800 and exploited from 1853 by Father Pédefer.
• Crossing the hamlet of Soulagnets. Turn around and come back by D 18.
• Take D 26 towards Pouzac.
• Take a left D87 towards Trebons.
• Trebons

• Cross the village, pass the church and turn right to the fire.
• At the light, turn left and immediately right until Ordizan D 87.

• Ordizan

• Watch out for crossing the bridge (rails).
• Ordizan residents: "Eth Olassèrs": potters
• Take D 8 right towards Bigorre Bagnères.

• Bagnères-de-bigorre

• Fire, take D 8 towards Asté, opposite.

• ATÉ

• Village native to the Ferrère Brothers. Carpenters famous for the baroque furniture they made in many churches in the canton.
• Cross the village and take right D 408 towards Campan. After the bridge, take a right and follow D 935 to Bagnères de Bigorre.