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Saint-Gaudens
Labarthe-Inard

Route du Cagire – Miegecoste Chapel loop from Labarthe-Inard

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Road cycling routes
France
Occitania
Saint-Gaudens
Labarthe-Inard

Route du Cagire – Miegecoste Chapel loop from Labarthe-Inard

Moderate

5.0

(3)

7

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Route du Cagire – Miegecoste Chapel loop from Labarthe-Inard

01:49

42.9km

290m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

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After 26.7 km for 295 m

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1.55 km

View of Le Cagire

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One of the many viewpoints on the Cagire.

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5.23 km

The Ger is a small river that crosses the comingeose region before flowing into the Garonne. At Pointis-Inard, it has landscapes full of plenitude and an air of yesteryear.

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11.9 km

On the road to the Pyrenees

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Very nice straight line towards the Pyrenees and normally a magnificent view!
Unfortunately the day I visited the bad weather deprived me of my sight ...

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14.7 km

Les Thermes d'Encausse

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"Here is reborn hope and the disease disappears."
Baths established under the Romans?
“Encausse leaves a mark in history because Marguerite de Valois, wife of Henri IV, stayed there in 1584.

Joan of Spain, wife of Henri de Noailles, learned of the benefits of the waters of Encausse. She decides to go there and asks her doctor Loys Guyon to accompany her. No one having ever written on the virtues of Encausse waters, Doctor Guyon specifies the way in which a cure should be carried out: drink, baths, etc., how to eat [4].

Mazarin, Prime Minister of Louis XIV, also had recourse to the waters of Encausse just before he died. "

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23.3 km

Route du Cagire

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Very beautiful road lined with poplars and magnificent view of the Cagire

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24.0 km

View of Pic de Cagire

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Magnificent Cagire, visible from several sides. The view from Aspet is particularly “waow”.

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26.1 km

Miegecoste Chapel

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Passing through the village towards, La Chapelle is visible on the mountain which dominates Aspet.

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26.3 km

Henri IV Fountain

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Fountain commissioned by Henri IV, and the center of the main square, the center of life of this small village against the Pyrenees fort.
Many cafes allow you to enjoy the days and the friendliness of the locals.

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42.9 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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35.8 km

6.03 km

808 m

278 m

Surfaces

41.3 km

1.30 km

278 m

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Sunday 21 June

39°C

17°C

13 %

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