Pic de Nore

Pic de Nore is a summit in the Montagne Noire that rises to 1211 meters and features a 102-meter transmission tower broadcasting radio and television signals. The peak stands at the junction of different landscapes and offers expansive views from its top.

The mountain became a reference point for cycling competitions starting in 2002, with measured climbs from the towns of Mazamet and Villegly. It later gained inclusion in one of Europe's most famous cycling races.

The peak offers views extending to the Aude department, Pyrenees mountains, Minervois plains, Corbières region, and the Mediterranean Sea on clear days.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit, many passing through beech forests and moorland areas. Sturdy footwear is recommended and visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions since the peak is exposed to the elements.

On clear days visitors can see multiple regions from the top including the Pyrenees and sometimes even the Mediterranean Sea on the horizon. This extended view makes it a popular destination for hikers seeking broad panoramic scenes.