Forest, pasture and open hills take turns all day long. You walk through the Haut-Languedoc, and every time the trees part, a new stretch of countryside opens up in front of you. The path climbs and descends in long, easy movements. At its highest point you are about 870 metres above sea level.
It is a moderately demanding day of almost 7 hours. There is nothing that will break you, but plenty of short climbs add up. Anglès is small and no place to sleep is known nearby. So arrange something in advance, or choose a stopping place earlier or further on. The last kilometres follow quiet roads, with meadows along the edge and dark forests on the ridge behind.