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Decazeville, walking to Saint Felix, France (16 Day 13)

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Decazeville, walking to Saint Felix, France (16 Day 13)

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#caminodesantiago #caminopodiensis #caminofrances Saint \Felix - https://www.francethisway.com/places/... Blog - https://throughourlookingglass.ca/ The walk from Decazeville to Saint-Félix on the Camino Podiensis is Stage 13 of the GR 65 route, covering approximately 20 km through rolling countryside and quiet villages. Here’s a detailed breakdown of this stage: 🥾 Stage Overview: Decazeville to Saint-Félix • Distance: ~20 km • Estimated Time: 5–6 hours • Difficulty: Moderate — some climbs and descents, but manageable for most walkers • Waymarking: Well-marked with GR 65 red-and-white blazes 🗺️ Terrain and Scenery • Start in Decazeville: A former mining town with industrial heritage and services for pilgrims. • Early Climb: The route begins with a steady ascent out of Decazeville, offering views over the valley. • Rural Pathways: Much of the walk follows quiet country lanes, forest tracks, and open farmland. • Villages Along the Way: You’ll pass through small hamlets like Livinhac-le-Haut and Montredon, each with its own charm. • Final Stretch to Saint-Félix: A peaceful descent into the village, surrounded by green hills and pastoral landscapes. 🏡 Amenities and Services • Decazeville: Offers accommodations, grocery stores, cafés, and pharmacies. • Livinhac-le-Haut: A good spot for a break, with a bakery and small café. • Saint-Félix: A quiet village with limited services — check ahead for gîte availability or consider booking in advance. 🧭 Tips for Pilgrims • Water: Fill up in Decazeville or Livinhac-le-Haut; fountains may be sparse. • Footing: Some paths can be muddy after rain — waterproof boots recommended. • Navigation: GR 65 signage is reliable, but a guidebook or app like Wise Pilgrim or Miam Miam Dodo adds reassurance. Would you like a print-friendly version of this stage or help planning the next leg toward Conques or Figeac?