Best waterfalls around Fillols are found in the immediate surrounding area, particularly near Vernet-les-Bains and the Canigó Massif in the Pyrénées-Orientales department. This tranquil village is nestled near Mount Canigou, offering access to the rich natural heritage of the wider Conflent region. The landscape features scenic gorges and rivers, providing invigorating hikes and picturesque natural beauty.
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a little further there are stones where you can rest
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Please note: the path is not accessible from September 30 to April 1 (municipal decree in force).
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A very pleasant route in summer thanks to the coolness and the constant presence of the Saint-Vincent River, which flows down from the Conques du Canigó. The atmosphere of these gorges and the roar of the waterfalls will captivate you. Be careful, however, as this steep trail carries risks, including rockfalls.
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This waterfall, named after the Saint Vincent River, offers a lovely pool to cool off after the sweaty climb. But you can also continue for ten minutes to the Cascade des Anglais, which is also very beautiful.
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Beautiful hike, with a shaded section, accessible to all.
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beautifull waterfall . in this steep valley , loved that hike from vernet les bains entry .. and the grand finale was of course a ice cold shower under the waterfall
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Definitely worth the walk. Best climb, in the heat so bring good shoes, drinking water and some food. So wonderful to stand under the waterfall or splash in the fresh water. Cascade D'Anglais is even more impressive. You will also see families with small children walking the route, but be careful! The paths are not passable everywhere. First waterfall, definitely an hour's hike, depending on your walking pace, and only up!
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The most popular waterfalls in the area are the Saint-Vincent Waterfall, known for its refreshing basin, and the English Falls, which offers a dramatic atmosphere within the gorges. Both are highly appreciated by the komoot community.
The trail to the Saint-Vincent and English Falls is particularly pleasant in summer due to the constant presence of the cool river water and shaded gorges. However, be aware that the path to English Falls is not accessible from September 30 to April 1 due to a municipal decree.
Yes, the combined trail to the Saint-Vincent and English Falls, starting from Vernet-les-Bains, is considered relatively easy and suitable for most fitness levels, making it a popular family-friendly option. However, some sections can be rocky and steep, so appropriate footwear is recommended.
The trails often involve traversing scenic gorges and can include passages over various bridges and footbridges. While generally considered moderate, some sections can be steep and rocky, requiring careful footing. The trail to Saint-Vincent and English Falls has a moderate elevation gain of about 250-300 meters.
Sturdy shoes are highly recommended due to rocky and potentially slippery sections on the trails. Bringing drinking water and some food is also advisable, especially during warmer months.
The Saut Grand de Castlar Waterfall is not recommended for children due to some steep, unimproved drop-offs along its path. Sturdy shoes are essential for this particular walk.
Beyond hiking to the waterfalls, the region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore cycling routes, including challenging options like the 'Vernet-les-Bains washhouse – Rotja Gorges loop' or 'Jou Pass – Coll de Jou loop' from Vernet-les-Bains. For more details, check the Cycling around Fillols guide.
Yes, there are several mountain biking trails nearby. Options range from moderate to difficult, such as the 'Vernet-les-Bains washhouse – Nice single trail loop' or the 'Voltes Pass – Les Sourdes Trail loop' from Fillols. You can find more information in the MTB Trails around Fillols guide.
The main hiking trail to the Saint-Vincent and English Falls typically starts from Vernet-les-Bains, where parking facilities are available for visitors accessing the trailheads.
The combined trail to the Saint-Vincent and English Falls typically takes about 2 to 2.5 hours round trip, covering approximately 2.4 miles (around 4 km).
Yes, hikers should be aware that some trails, particularly to English Falls, can be steep and carry risks such as rockfalls. It's advised to avoid the trails during adverse weather conditions like heavy rain due to increased risk of rockfalls and rapidly rising water levels.
While the Saint-Vincent and English Falls are well-known, the region's rich natural heritage includes many smaller, successive cascades along the Saint-Vincent river. Exploring the gorges can reveal these less-frequented spots, such as the Small Waterfall in Parc Naturel Régional des Pyrénées Catalanes.


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