Hiking and nature
The Pibeste par Agos-Vidalos hiking route begins in the Porte des vallées area and has an elevation gain of 953 metres over 3.5 kilometres.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Agos-Vidalos can include this in their travel planning.
The Sentier de découverte du Pibeste begins and ends at the Maison de la Réserve naturelle in Agos-Vidalos. A permanently installed telescope on the ridge makes it possible to observe griffon vultures that live there year-round.
The Pic du Pibeste, Pic de Boun, Pène de Souquète and La Serre are peaks in the immediate vicinity of Agos.
The Voie Verte des Gaves is a former railway line that has been converted into a car-free greenway. It is suitable for walking, cycling and rollerblading and is accessible to people with reduced mobility and to pushchairs.
Culture and history
The Église Saint-Hippolyte d'Agos stands on a hill and replaced a former priory in 1826.
The Tour de Vidalos is a square tower that served as the keep of a castle and protected the entrance to the Argelès valley. The top of the Tour de Vidalos offers panoramic views.
The surrounding area of Agos is home to the Château Fort, a castle; the Abbaye Saint-Savin-en-Lavedan, a historic site; the Maison paternelle de Bernadette, also a historic site; and the Monastere de Marie-Immaculee, Reine du Rosaire, a monastery.
Cuisine
La Hournère offers organic local cuisine with vegetarian and vegan dishes, as well as fresh vegetables sourced primarily from the farm in the village.
At La Hournère, Pyrenean cheese represents artisanal expertise passed down from generation to generation.
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