Trails through the vines, paths along the Tarn, the shade of the Grésigne woods: the Gaillacois is as much for walking as for sightseeing. Here are our loops — mostly on foot — with maps, distances and elevation.
An easy, completely flat loop by the water, from the largest arcaded square in Occitania to the banks of the Tarn and the lac de Bellevue.
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A short, easy loop through the Broze vineyards below Castelnau-de-Montmiral: rows of vines, a couple of châteaux and, on a clear day, the Pyrenees on the horizon.
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A walking loop through the vineyard slopes of Cahuzac-sur-Vère, between estates, oak woods and wide views over the Tarn valley.
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A nine-kilometre loop on the heights above Penne, between causse and river, building to the Suquets viewpoint — face to face with the castle clinging to its rock.
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Eleven and a half kilometres from Puycelsi, from the fortified hilltop down into the heart of the Grésigne, one of France's finest oak forests.
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Twelve and a half kilometres from Castelnau-de-Montmiral, from the arcaded square to the slopes of the Vère, with the Grésigne forest as a backdrop.
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Nearly fifteen kilometres around Cordes-sur-Ciel, from the Gothic city to the villages of the Cérou — to see the town from below as you never see it from above.
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