Hagetmau is a Green City, a town focused on sport , in a green and flowery setting. In the heart of Chalosse, it is a small town which represents all the heritage of the region, the arenas and the Landes race , the generous gastronomy ... Visit the Crypt of Saint-Girons , a place of worship for pilgrims, because Hagetmau is placed on the Voie du Vézelay to go to Santiago de Compostel. Come for a getaway to Hagetmau!

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Hagetmau in Chalosse

A small dynamic town, Hagetmau is located in Chalosse, one of the only hilly areas in the Landes. Here, we give pride of place to nature , gastronomy and traditions . Stroll through Hagetmau to appreciate the magnificent flowery facades , the whole town resplendent with colors and vegetation in the summer! In Hagetmau, you can do sports , thanks to quality infrastructure and pleasant natural sites. You will enjoy an Olympic-sized swimming pool with a covered pool and sports and fun pools for the whole family. Ideal for a splash when it's hot or you want to change visits (open all year)!


The essential local specialties of the Landes are in our article on the blog!

Hagetmau Tourist Office
Hagetmau swimming pool, photo from the Tourist Office


If you need information, go to the Landes Chalosse Tourist Office . You will find brochures , information on walking and hiking routes, and sites to visit in the surrounding area.



Crossed by the small river Louts, the town has arenas, to see shows of Landes races in season. On Place Charles de Gaulle , on Wednesday and Saturday mornings there is a friendly market with producers from the region. The perfect place to find local foods during your vacation. On the heritage side, you will enjoy a stop at the Sainte-Marie Madeleine church, the surroundings of which are also beautifully decorated and decorated with flowers. A little further away, on the heights of the city, the Saint-Girons Crypt amazes pilgrims and lovers of religious architecture. The column capitals carved in stone are remarkable and thanks to development work, it can be visited (information at the Tourist Office). Click to read information on the city's website .


You can take a tour of Hagetmau with a greeter, that is to say a person who lives in the village and will be able to explain the history of the Citée Verte and its heritage buildings.

Hagetmau Church
Hagetmau Church
Saint Girons Crypt, Photo Tourist Office
Hagetmau
Hagetmau
Hagetmau


Lake Halco and Lake Agès

Near the town of Hagetmau there are 2 lakes for beautiful walks and discovering the joys of fishing. The Halco Lakes are an ideal place for family walks, with a children's play area and picnic tables. Larger, Lake Agès will be ideal for a beautiful 5km walk around the lake. Easy to park and observation of fauna and flora in perspective.


Lake of Ages
Lake Halco
Lake Halco

Domaine de Chabrague - Le Nid d'Amou

Domaine de Chabrague - Le Nid d'Amou
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  • Amou

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Campsite Barthon

Campsite Barthon
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  • Buanes

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14,3 km

Campsite Barthon

Campsite Barthon
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To do and discover near Hagetmau

  • The Prehistosite of Brassempouy is located about ten km from Hagtmau. Come spend some time with your family and learn more about the prehistoric remains discovered in Chalosse and the famous Lady of Brassempouy !
  • Saint-Sever is a pretty town to visit! Go to the Jardin de l'Oppidum de Morlanne , not far from the village.
  • Amou, Geaune and Pimbo are small, typically Landes bastides to discover between Chalosse and Tursan.
  • A beautiful walk to take in Chalosse from Hagtmau to Orthez in Béarn , via the GR654. This is the Voie du Vézelay, one of the paths to reach Santiago de Compostela

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