On the first day of the route we will walk along the historic path of the Vielha Pass, which for so many years was the only means of communication between the Aranese and the inhabitants of the Barrabés Valley. 



In the Port of Vielha, we will have the option of crowning the panoramic Tuc deth Pòrt de Vielha in a round trip of short distance and unevenness. From the height of the north mouth of the Vielha tunnel we will descend towards Vielha linking other paths that seek a cooler and shaded itinerary through the forests of fir and hazel.

On our second day we will leave from Vielha to Artiga de Lin.
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The day starts with a vertical kilometer on a well marked trail to reach Montcorbisson and Tuc de Letassi. We descend on a grassy and less marked trail to Eth Santet. From this wide pass we turn right to the west to continue down the ravine to the Cabana de Gèles from where we must take a well-marked trail PR-C 115 to the Cabana de Gaussac (take this path to our left).

We continue along the PR-C 115 until we enter the forest of firs and beeches first on flat and slight ascent to finish with a steep descent to La Artiga de Lin at the height of the Hermitage. Here we can take the track and continue along it to the shelter or take the path that leaves the track and make the last climb through the forest cooler until the end of the stage.

Last great effort that requires getting up very early in this last stage of our Tour that begins with a beautiful ascent in crossing the Tuc de Molières or Mulleres. Starting from the Aranese refuge of Artiga de Lin, on the Atlantic slope, we gain the Còth des Aranesi to climb the last meters of the Molières on the side of the river Ésera in the Aragonese Ribagorza. Once crowned the summit, we will descend the slope of the Noguera Ribagorçana, again in Aranese territory, to the refuge of Conangles located in the lush beech forest of the same name and at the entrance of the valley of Besiberri.

Very attentive to the Molières's dexterity.