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Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.

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Not to be missed

Upcoming events and places worth a detour.

Sun 16 May

Event

Basque Country Symphony Orchestra: The Gold of Brass – 150 Years of Fanfare Music

Église

Tourist office highlights

Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Sainte-Engrâce.

Things to see and do

Église romane de Sainte-Engrâce - un trésor roman face aux montagnes

Bourg

Grotte de La Verna

La Verna is an exceptional geological site of extraordinary scale. You can explore one of the ten largest underground chambers in the world on a guided tour with commentary, following an 800-metre route that is safe and accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Activities and walks

18 - Arboti VTT

Head for Haute-Soule, deep in the Sainte-Engrâce valley, the land of canyons and caves. Whilst legend forms part of the collective heritage here, it is a very real mountain-bike loop that awaits skilled riders on the sunny side of the village.

19 - Ükhümürrütia ttipia VTT

A short, intense mountain bike ride at the entrance to the Sainte-Engrâce Valley, to test the terrain at altitude and discover the little-known Ükhümürrütia slope. In this shorter version, the loop certainly features a steep climb on tarmac or tracks through mountainous farmland and pastureland.

20 - Ükhümürrütia handia VTT

A short but intense mountain bike ride at the entrance to the Sainte-Engrâce Valley, offering the chance to test the terrain at altitude and explore the little-known Ükhümürrütia slope. In this longer version, the loop features the same steep climb along tarmac or agricultural and pastoral tracks.

Aventure spéléologie à la grotte de La Verna

8250 route de Sainte-Engrâce, Quartier Calla, Espace accueil Arrakotchepia

GR®10 de Sainte-Engrâce à La Pierre-Saint-Martin

This route first takes you deep into the secluded canyons and forests of Upper Soule, then crosses high-altitude mountain pastures teeming with huge herds. The view stretches out endlessly to the west as you approach the Pic d’Anie, the first major peak in the Pyrenees.