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Trekking the Cami dels Bons Homes
GR107 - crossing the Pyrenees in the Cathars' footsteps
Guidebook to trekking the 225km (140 mile) Cami dels Bons Homes, a Cathar trail through the French and Spanish Pyrenees. The GR107 cross-border route between Foix in France and Berga in Catalonia is described in 10 stages and includes detailed maps, profiles, accommodation listings and facilities.
Quick facts
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Trail name: Cami dels Bons Homes (GR107)
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Location: French and Spanish Pyrenees (Foix, France to Berga, Catalonia, Spain)
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Designation: Waymarked cross-border long-distance trail following the historic Cathar route
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Distance: ~225 km / ~140 miles
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Typical duration: ~10 days
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Start: Foix, Ariège, France
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End: Berga, Catalonia, Spain
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Route format: Linear long-distance mountain trek
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Stages: 10 stages (16–36 km / 10–22 miles per day)
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Navigation: Waymarked GR107 paths supported by 1:100,000 mapping and GPX files
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Terrain: Mountain passes, forest trails, high pasture, rural tracks and Pyrenean valleys
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Difficulty: Moderate to challenging – some long and demanding stages requiring good fitness
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Best season: Late spring to early autumn (June–September)
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Accommodation: Mountain refuges, guesthouses, small hotels and village accommodation along the route
Detailed overview
Where and when to go
Table of contents
Which format is best for me?
Printed book
A guidebook with detailed route descriptions, stage breakdowns, accommodation listings, profiles and maps — everything you need on the trail.
| ISBN | 9781786312235 |
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| Availability | Published |
| Published | 15 July 2024 |
| Reprinted | 30 April 2044 |
| Weight | 130g |
eBook
The complete digital edition of the guidebook, with full route descriptions, accommodation listings, profiles and maps, ready to use on any device.
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