Landscape on the GR10
GR10

Hendaye to Banyuls
on foot
across the Pyrenees

Nine hundred and fifty four kilometres of French Pyrenees, from the Atlantic at Hendaye to the Mediterranean at Banyuls. Most people walk it a section at a time.

Distance

954 km · 593 mi

Ascent

53,000 m

Duration

~55 days

Trips from£435ppSee packages →

the path, by section — tap a line to explore

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SectionDistanceFromDifficulty
GR10 Section 1: Hendaye to Saint Jean Pied de Port63miles£452ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 2: Saint Jean Pied de Port to Etsaut77miles£435ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 3: Etsaut to Cauterets52miles£435ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 4: Cauterets to Luchon70miles£483ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 5: Luchon to Aulus les Bains77miles£505ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 6: Aulus les Bains to Mérens60miles£496ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 7: Mérens to Vernet les Bains53miles£460ppOpen ›
GR10 Section 8: Vernet les Bains to Banyuls sur Mer69miles£460ppOpen ›

Your Trail Book.
The trip in your pocket.

This is not a generic guidebook. We build a private Trail Companion for your dates, your direction, your overnight stops and every day of your GR10.

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Trail Book

08:12
A day in the Trail Companion: Hendaye to Ibardin with distance, ascent, estimated time, route map and elevation profile

Wake up knowing the whole day

Your exact GR10 itinerary — from the place you sleep to the next front door, with the turns people miss and the stops worth making.

02

Trail Book

13:36
Live navigation in the Trail Companion, showing the route on the map with distance remaining and the elevation still to climb

See the trail respond to your pace

Follow your stage offline, see what remains and get a live estimate based on the pace you are actually walking. Your GPX is already cut into each day, ready for Garmin, Coros, Suunto, Apple Watch, Komoot or OS Maps.

03

Trail Book

14:32
The private share link, showing walking progress on the map for friends and family at home

Let home follow the adventure

Family and friends see where you are and when you last updated — no app, no account.

— Now make it yours —

Find your GR10

Most people walk it in 55 days. Some want longer to take it all in. Others want the challenge of doing it quicker. Pick the trip that suits you — or customise yours below.

ABTOT 5690Financially protected
Guidebook authorson every trail
72-hour confirmationor no charge
Refund promiseif we can't deliver

Your trail, whether you come alone or bring everyone.

We remove the awkward parts at both ends: quiet reassurance for a solo walker, and no unpaid-invoice chasing for the friend who gets a group moving.

Going solo

Independent, not unsupported.

We lend solo walkers a satellite GPS tracker. It updates automatically, even away from phone signal, so you can walk freely while the people at home follow your progress.

  • Fixes your position from satellites, not phone masts
  • Posts automatically every 30 minutes — nothing to remember
  • Keeps working in the glens, on the cliffs and out of signal
Walking solo with us
15:00
The satellite GPS tracker page, showing the day's route and the walker's live position on the West Highland Way
A group trip page showing each walker's payment progress

Bringing friends

Lead the adventure. Don't become the treasurer.

Plan a private GR10 with us and get one shared trip page. Every walker pays their own deposit by card and adds their own details—no bank transfers or payment spreadsheet.

Trail Companion and satellite tracking comparison

Shares your position over the mobile network. You update it when you want to. Needs a phone signal to send anything
Craig, founder of Big Trail Adventures

Not sure which section to start with?

Most people begin with Section 1 or 2 to test their legs in the Basque foothills, or pick one of the middle sections (3–5) for the biggest mountain scenery. Tell Craig what you're after and he'll help you pick.