Snow conditions on the GR11.
The snowmelt is advancing rapidly, but the GR11 still retains snow on several key passes. We review the current state of the traverse, section by section, from Hondarribia to Cap de Creus.
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Beyond the Summits: The Hidden History of the Ice Age Written in the Pyrenean Cirques
Walking with ghosts: How to read geological time with every step of the GR11 Imagine the…
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Signs in mountain hiking: learn the meaning of the markings
Pyrenees, it is essential to learn to interpret the signs on the paths that help to guide us along the way thanks to a code of colours and shapes.
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Is the GR11 well signposted?
Yes, the GR11 is an approved long-distance footpath, marked with red paint...
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Is it possible to do the GR11 with a tent?
Carrying a tent will make us, above all, gain in autonomy and...
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Extreme Minimalism: why you'll love (or hate) using a bivouac cover in the mountains
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Camino de Santiago: A perfect route for hiking enthusiasts
In recent years, the Camino de Santiago has acquired such an importance…
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How to manage your luggage when starting a long mountain route by plane or train
You're good at mountains. Travel logistics are another story. You've been months preparing the…
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3 silent trekking fears no one tells you about (and how to overcome them)
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Risks of the Camino de Santiago solo and how to avoid them
Walking the Camino de Santiago solo is, without a doubt, a life-changing experience…
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How many days does it take to do the GR 11?
The number of days or stages into which you divide the GR11 - Senda Pirenaica will depend on...
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3,500 calories without a cooker: the cold food system that Lau designed for the GR11.
There are conversations that start with a technical question and end up revealing an entire philosophy. This...
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Is it necessary to carry an ice axe and crampons for the GR11?
At the beginning of June, depending on the season, there may be numerous snow-capped hills in...
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What is the highest point on the GR11?
What is the highest point on the GR11? In this short article, we review the 17 places where the route surpasses the symbolic barrier of 2,500 metres.
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European mountain routes worth the trip. And how to get there without breaking the bank
There are places in Europe where trekking is something else. Wilder, quieter, more…
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Tips for hiking with dogs
Hiking in the great outdoors is wonderful, but for many car owners, it's not always easy to...
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Valle de Arán. The Complete Guide to Setting Up Your Base Camp and Exploring the Pyrenees
There are places you don't just visit, you live them. The Arán Valley is one of them...
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Peak season in the Pyrenees: how mountain accommodation providers manage bookings efficiently
The Pyrenees attract millions of visitors each year, especially during the peak seasons of…
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Where can I find accommodation along the GR 11?
Along the route you will find shelters, hostels, campsites...
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Mountain Safety. How to minimise risks in canyons and caves.
When planning an activity, whether it is a canyon, cave, via ferrata, etc., we must...
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Ultramarathon runner Geert van Nispen is starting a record attempt over the 800 kilometres of the Camino Francés.
Van Nispen departs for the south of France on 4 April and will begin his...
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Tips for trekking in the Pyrenees: GR 11-Pyrenean Trail
Tips for tackling the GR 11 - Senda Pirenaica: GR-11 in stages vs. the Camino de Santiago and other routes, am I ready? how far should I (can I) go? and many more tips for planning your route.
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Camino de Santiago vs. GR11: why one is the gateway and the other is what lies behind
It's not that one is better. It's that they are different questions. I've seen it many...
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16 great trekking routes in Europe: from the Tour du Mont Blanc in the Alps to the Highlands in Scotland.
We know there are probably treks on this list that you've never heard of...
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You have been in the mountains for years. But are you ready to trek outside your home country?
You have been in the mountains for years. You know the Pyrenees inside out, you've slept in refuges...
