Tel : +33 7 68 77 98 83
Damien
Damien
Eco-Gîte du Moulin de Dun, Ariège
7 cami del Mouli - 09600 DUN
www.gites.fr/gi46063
GPS : 43.027592 (43°1'39" N) / 1.797418 (1°47'51" E)
How to get to the Moulin?
By car/on foot/on horseback/by bike...:
→ From Pamiers, turn right towards Dun after Les Pujols (D12). Continue the road to Dun (pass Les Issards, Arvigna and Vira).
→ From Mirepoix, turn left at Tourtrol towards Dun (D513). After crossing the pass and arriving at the bottom, turn right (D13). Continue straight for about 1km then turn left (D12 again) and continue to Dun.
Once in the village of Dun, when you see the post office on the left, take rue de la Résistance on the right.
→ From Laroque d'Olmes, after Le Sautel, take the direction of Dun/Vira on the right and continue to Dun.
By train: TER to Pamiers station then carpooling or hitchhiking to Dun
Once in the village of Dun, when you see the post office on the right, take Rue de la Résistance on the left.
Once in the rue de la resistance, go straight ahead, pass the Place de la République then continue straight ahead until you come to a large building with white shutters, a large white gate (and a large cedar on the left). It's the Mill!
By car/on foot/on horseback/by bike...:
→ From Pamiers, turn right towards Dun after Les Pujols (D12). Continue the road to Dun (pass Les Issards, Arvigna and Vira).
→ From Mirepoix, turn left at Tourtrol towards Dun (D513). After crossing the pass and arriving at the bottom, turn right (D13). Continue straight for about 1km then turn left (D12 again) and continue to Dun.
Once in the village of Dun, when you see the post office on the left, take rue de la Résistance on the right.
→ From Laroque d'Olmes, after Le Sautel, take the direction of Dun/Vira on the right and continue to Dun.
By train: TER to Pamiers station then carpooling or hitchhiking to Dun
Once in the village of Dun, when you see the post office on the right, take Rue de la Résistance on the left.
Once in the rue de la resistance, go straight ahead, pass the Place de la République then continue straight ahead until you come to a large building with white shutters, a large white gate (and a large cedar on the left). It's the Mill!
