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The Via Podiensis is the best known and the most frequented of the Ways of St. James. As such, this route is very well marked, with a substantial offer of accommodations along the way.
The route is exceptional. You’ll first cross the Velay and its volcanoes, the Margeride and the meadows of Aubrac for a succession of small mountain ranges and territories, each of which has its own identity.
The route will then take you to Haut Quercy and its Causses, then its vineyards and orchards before discovering Moissac.
It's also an opportunity to discover cities full of history: le Puy en Velay with its cathedral and its virgin, Conques and its abbey or Cahors, Moissac and Lectoure.
Good to know
- Between Figeac and Cahors:
In addition to the GR 65, we also provide baggage transportation on the Rocamadour Variant and the Célé Valley.
Luggage transport is only provided by trail. It is not possible to offer the service by linking differents trails and variants.
- In Spain, from the border to Santiago de Compostela
In collaboration with Spanish partners, we also offer baggage transportation on the Camino francés (from St Jean Pied de Port) and the Camino del norte (from Irún).
Classical stages
- Le Puy en Velay - Saint Privat d’Alllier
- Saint Privat d’Allier - Saugues
- Saugues - Domaine du Sauvage
- Domaine du Sauvage - Aumont Aubrac
- Aumont Aubrac - Nasbinals
- Nasbinals - Saint Chély d’Aubrac
- Saint Chély d’Aubrac - Espalion
- Espalion - Golinhac
- Golinhac - Conques
- Conques - Decazeville
- Decazeville - Figeac
- Figeac - Ussac
- Ussac - Limogne en Quercy
- Limogne en Quercy - Lalbenque
- Lalbenque - Cahors
- Cahors - Lascabanes
- Lascabanes - Lauzerte
- Lauzerte - Moissac
- Moissac - Auvillar
- Auvillar - Miradoux
- Miradoux - Lectoure