White path – Castres loop from Boissezon

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White path – Castres loop from Boissezon

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White path – Castres loop from Boissezon

04:38

74.3km

650m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 14, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 59.2 km for 34 m

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Parking

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21.4 km

Saint-Amans-Valtoret

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At the heart of the Thoré Valley and the Montagne Noire, the village is built around a castle and its garden, freely accessible.

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32.3 km

Les Jardins de Mazamet Guesthouse

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A very pleasant setting for this "bike friendly" guest room. A garage can accommodate bikes in a secure manner.
The rooms are very comfortable, the breakfast is top notch. A superb invigorating stay between the round trip PasaPaïs.

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33.2 km

Mazamet

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Nestled at the foot of the Montagne Noire, Mazamet is a superb playground for sports and nature lovers. The city has a rich historical and cultural heritage which is particularly linked to the fabric industry.

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41.1 km

Footbridge over the Thoré

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After the small single track, a pretty little footbridge over the Thoré

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43.4 km

White path

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Very compact and rolling white gravel path, towards Lou Pont Trinquat. It almost feels like you're in Tuscany.

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56.0 km

Castres

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Birthplace of Jean Jaurès, Castres is one of the highlights of Tarn. Built on the banks of the Agoût, we discover very pretty colorful houses overlooking the quays, places of …

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56.2 km

Castres

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An emblematic city of Tarn, Castres is also the birthplace of Jean Jaurès. Its architecture, including the colorful houses which border the Agoût, contributes to its reputation. The quays welcomed tanners, dyers and weavers during the 17th century.

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56.4 km