Chemin du Puy · Stage 14 of 29
Gronze warns there are no services for 17 miles after Bach, only water points, so carry lunch. Cahors, with about 20,000 people, is the biggest town on the route: the Pont Valentré, the cathedral and an old town in a loop of the Lot.
Basic details only. The Chemin du Puy’s stages haven’t been researched in detail yet, so this page has what the trail page held: the places to stay, the day’s distance and climbing, and the planning notes.
Also, not on the map: La Maison des Pèlerins; Eight hotels and two chambres d'hôtes
The line is the waymarked route as OpenStreetMap has it. Places to stay are where OpenStreetMap has them, matched by name; the ones it doesn't have are listed beside the map, without a marker. Tap a marker for details; the numbers match the cards below.
Ten gîtes and hostels, two chambres d'hôtes and eight hotels. Only L'Étoile Flamboyante says it's open all year.
By the Pont Valentré, on the way out of town. 94 beds in 38 rooms of one to three beds, from €24 with breakfast. Open 1 March to 30 November.
Confirmed October 2026
Pilgrims only, 550 yards from the centre. 10 places in three rooms. Dorm with breakfast €22 to €27, half board €39 to €44. Open 1 April to 31 October.
Confirmed October 2026
Pilgrims only, across the Cabessut bridge. 15 beds in five dorms. Dorm €20, half board €40. Open 1 April to 15 October.
Confirmed October 2026
Hôtel Jean XXII by the old town among them. Chambre d'hôtes Chez Pierre has doubles from €60.
Confirmed October 2026
Confirmed October 2026. Each place to stay shows when its own details were confirmed. Phone numbers, prices and opening seasons change from year to year, so confirm them before you rely on them.