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Lac d'Aubert – Les Laquettes loop from Lac de Cap-de-Long

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Lac d'Aubert – Les Laquettes loop from Lac de Cap-de-Long

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Lac d'Aubert – Les Laquettes loop from Lac de Cap-de-Long

02:03

11.8km

610m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Parc national des Pyrénées (Aire d'adhésion)

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15 m

View of Lac de Cap-de-Long

Highlight • Viewpoint

End of the ascent with a magnificent arrival by a few switchbacks! A café with a view of the lake will offer you cold drinks after the effort

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1.82 km

Pas du Gat

Mountain Pass

2.96 km

The Aubert dam retains the waters of the eponymous lake and thus makes it possible to constitute a reserve managed and monitored by EDF.

The stone dike is a beautiful work that blends nicely with the surrounding natural setting. You can cross it and enjoy one of the most beautiful views on the southern slope of the Néouvielle massif.

These are groups of small ponds and pools irrigated by winter snow and overflow from the surrounding lakes. However, these wetlands regularly dry up in summer.

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3.21 km

Lac d'Aubert

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Lake Aubert, located at an altitude of 2,148 meters, serves as a mirror for Hourquette d'Aubert. This artificial body of water (dam lake) is fed by the small glaciers of Ramougn and the Chaussenque breccia, as well as by the overflow of Lake Aumar located overlooking the Aubert.

An orientation table allows you to put small names on the peaks that surround the lake. So you will be able to locate the Néouvielle peak.

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4.85 km

Les Laquettes

Highlight • Lake

The laquettes are located below Lake Aubert, at an altitude of 2,085 meters. These are groups of small ponds and pools irrigated by winter snow and overflow from the surrounding lakes. However, these wetlands regularly dry up in summer. If California has its “thousand lakes” on the John Muir Trail, we have the lakes on the GR 10 and it is no less magical.

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6.09 km

Small waterfall

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Very pretty little waterfalls on the heights of Lake Oredon all along the climb

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6.64 km

Lake Orédon

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Lake Orédon is the most accessible of all since a car park has been installed on its banks. If this causes large crowds in high season, the lake of Orédon remains one of the most impressive of the Néouvielle massif.

With the mountains that throw themselves steeply into its waters, Lake Orédon looks like a fjord that makes it very different from all the other bodies of water in the reserve. To have !

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7.02 km

Lake Oredon

Highlight • Lake

The lac d'Oredon is an artificial reservoir located in the Hautes-Pyrénées department of France, in the Occitania region.

It offers you incredible views of its surroundings. A perfect place to enjoy on your bike.

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