Make the most of your dayat the Pic du Jer

Relaxing times at the Pic du Jer

The Pic du Jer is in itself an invitation to unwind. The views, peace and quiet, restaurant terrace and wildlife are all good reasons to enjoy an outing to the Pic du Jer with family and friends.

A day out with the family

It all begins with the ascent on the funicular. You’ll reach the upper station in under 10 minutes. From there, you have a range of options to keep the whole family entertained. Take the little uphill path that leads you to the top of the Pic du Jer. Signs along the way tell you all about the typical plant life of the massif.
At the top, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Pyrenees mountain range and the Lourdes plain.
Rest a while and simply admire the vista. Unique!

Pic du Jer

Go at your own pace

More contemplative souls may like to stop at the top to admire the scenery. Others can take in the view from the terrace at Le Haut de Lourdes while sampling some local specialities. If you’re feeling curious, you can visit the cave attraction deep within the Pic du Jer. More athletic visitors can hit the mountain bike trails…

Pic du Jer visitor caves

During a 40 min visit, a guide will lead you through the 360m of tunnels featuring various concretions and chasms. You can also learn about the great faults which appeared when the Pyrenees were formed.

Bring warm clothing and set off to discover the secrets of the Pic du Jer’s underground world.

Vue sur Lourdes le temps d'une pause en VTT au Pic du Jer

Pic du Jer Bike Park

Mountain bikers will find the Pic du Jer to be an exceptional playground. This world-renowned site offers downhill and enduro trails.

Ready to try the experience?

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Le Haut de Lourdes

Stop at Le Haut de Lourdes for delicious local food.

Sample Pyrenean specialities while admiring the view of the town and the Pyrenees mountain range.

Le Haut de Lourdes

Did you know?

The Pic du Jer’s slopes have high gradients. The funicular, in service for over 100 years, will make light work of the 438m elevation gain, carrying you up gradients of 28 to 56%!