Binos: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Nature
Binos is part of the ZNIEFF area “Chaînon du Sommet d'Antenac au Cap de Pouy de Hourmigué”.
The coppice of pollard beeches at Réouère is home to numerous noteworthy fungi. The fir forest of Oudérou is home to species described as rare or very rare. Around one hundred isards are reported in the natural area; the animals are not hunted.
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Mountains and hiking
The Sommet de l'Oudérou is a summit in the vicinity of Binos. On the hiking route from Binos to this summit, the trail passes close to the Rocher de l'Uhon, which looks like mysterious ruins. The Cap de Pouy de Hourmigué, the Soum d'Olives and the Montagne de Lège are also summits in the vicinity of Binos.
The hiking route may include a shelter with a fireplace and sleeping platform at the Cabane de Binos.
Culture
The Saint-Laurent Church in Binos is Romanesque. It contains a tabernacle that was listed as a protected object on 20 January 2009. From the CIERP-GAUD – Centre bus station, it can be reached on foot in approximately 38 minutes via a 3,177 m route; the Melles–Saint-Béat–Saint-Gaudens and Luchon–Montréjeau–Saint-Gaudens lines operate there.
The Basilique Saint-Just and the Cathédrale Notre-Dame are located in the vicinity of Binos; both are churches. In the wider regional surroundings of Binos are the Église Saint-Exupère and the Église Saint-Blaise-et-Saint-Martin d'Ancizan; these are also churches.
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