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Straddling the Eastern Pyrenees and the Aude, the Gorges de Galamus are among the most remarkable geological curiosities of the department. Born at the foot of the pech of Bugarach, the Agly river is embedded in the rock by "scouring" the walls on 5 km.
The natural site
Peaks, gorges and landscapes
Gorges de Galamus
Gorges de l’Agly · Protected site (1927)
Between Fenouillèdes and Corbières, the Agly has carved a narrow passage through the limestone: a dizzying road cut in the late 19th century, pools of clear water and, clinging to the cliff, the Saint-Antoine hermitage.
- River
- the Agly
- Length of the gorges
- about 5 km
- Protected site
- since 1927, extended in 2017
- Natural zone of ecological interest
- about 1,000 ha
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Source : Pyrénées-Orientales Tourisme (DATAtourisme, Open Licence 2.0) · updated 16 Oct 2026