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Summer's on the way but that doesn't mean the continent's loftiest peaks are off limits. When the sun shines and the snow melts, a whole world of opportunities open up on the top deck. Hiking, climbing, cycling and yodelling are all on the summer agenda. From the Dolomites to the Alps and the Pyrenees to the Mournes, send us your tips on where to stay, eat, walk and breathe the mountain air across Europe's roof gardens.
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    Le Clos Enchante

    Posted by AnnaLunk 16 May 2006

    A guesthouse in the midi-Pyrenees and the base for Jonathan's tours - walking holidays in the beautiful Ariege region of France. The village manor house has been restored with sympathy and flair. The garden - where Jonathan grows organic fruit and veg - a hidden oasis of terraces and lawns, provides a delightful lunch setting for Myriam's wonderful meals - all food is sourced locally and where possible, is organic. Jonathan is passionate about the area and an enthusiastic guide. When not based at home he's running similar walking tours in Crete.

    If this sounds like an advertisement, well I'll come clean - I run creative writing holidays at Le Clos Enchante - also painting holidays, but we first met Jonathan and Myriam in Crete and have the greatest respect for his style of guiding - always taking his clients to meet local people, putting money into the local economy wherever possible (meals taken with shepherds) - both in France and in Crete.

    And to save on those polluting airmiles why not travel to Le Clos Enchante by train on the excellent French rail service - as we did last year when our camper van broke down. After a B&B in Toulouse, we took an early morning train - changed in Bordeaux and Paris and got to Roscoff in plenty of time for our overnight crossing to Plymouth.

    www.jonathanstours.com

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