Hikes from Argelès-sur-Mer - Stade Eric Cantona bus stop
16 hikes within walking distance of Argelès-sur-Mer - Stade Eric Cantona bus stop, matched with liO bus times. Official sources (Geotrek, PDIPR) and OpenStreetMap.
Round trip possible in a day: Saturdays, Sundays and weekdays · liO line 540 · timetable valid until 29 August 2027
- Saturday arrivals 06:38, 06:53, 07:28, 07:53 · returns 15:02, 15:48, 16:02, 16:48
- Sunday arrivals 08:48, 09:02, 10:48, 11:02 · returns 16:48, 17:05
- Weekdays arrivals 06:38, 06:53, 07:22, 07:28 · returns 15:02, 15:48, 16:02, 16:48
Indicative times from the liO network open data (Région Occitanie, ODbL). Always check before you set off on lio.laregion.fr.
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From the Château de Valmy to Collioure via the coastal path.
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Seafront Promenade
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(E 12 - Sentier Littoral) From Collioure to Argelès
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[Connection] Argelès-sur-Mer Tourist Office / Château de Valmy
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The Massane tower
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Du Château de Valmy à Banyuls par le Col des Gascons
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Listen and see
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From Lavail to Valmy via the Tour de la Massane
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The Maquis Trail
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Around Argelès-sur-Mer
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The Dolmen of la Cova de l'Alarb
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Notre-Dame-de-Vie Hermitage
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Argeles Nature Trail 2024 - "Font Andreu"
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Argeles Nature Trail 2024- Massane Trail
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Argelès Nature Trail 2024 - The Valmy Loop
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Memorial Trail of the Argelès-sur-Mer Camp
Frequently asked questions
How many hikes can you do from Argelès-sur-Mer - Stade Eric Cantona bus stop?
Caminada lists 16 hikes whose start is within walking distance of Argelès-sur-Mer - Stade Eric Cantona bus stop (Pyrénées-Orientales). Distances range from 3.4 to 18.7 km.
How long is the walk from Argelès-sur-Mer - Stade Eric Cantona bus stop to the start of the trails?
Between 2 and 39 minutes depending on the hike. These times are measured on the IGN footpath network where it is available, and otherwise estimated from the straight-line distance plus a margin. Each hike page gives the detail.
Can you get there and back in a day?
Yes, on Saturdays, Sundays and weekdays, according to the network's open timetable data. Always check before you set off: timetables change, and weekend services are the first to change.
Is there drinking water on these hikes?
13 of the 16 hikes have at least one drinking water point mapped in OpenStreetMap. A mapped water point is not guaranteed to be working: take your own supply.