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This walk is part of a multi-day hike: Traversée de la France d'Est en Ouest en suivant le 45ème parallèle
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 8.30 mi
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Duration calculated by the app: 3h 42
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Difficulty: Moderate
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 446 ft
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Descent: - 2,100 ft
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Highest point: 4,190 ft
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Lowest point: 2,507 ft
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Country: France
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Areas: Massif central, Monts du Cantal
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City: Laveissière (15300)
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Start: N 45.082439° / E 2.75241°
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End: N 45.013637° / E 2.670006°
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IGN map(s): Ref. 2435OT
Description of the walk
Waypoints
- S : mi 0 - alt. 4,167 ft - Super Lioran
- 1 : mi 2.26 - alt. 3,655 ft - pause 1 - Cère (rivière)
- 2 : mi 4.33 - alt. 3,235 ft - pause 2 - Cère (rivière)
- E : mi 8.3 - alt. 2,510 ft - Thiézac - Chapelle Notre-Dame de Consolation
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Le Lioran - Prat de Bouc
Stage 6 of our Tour du Cantal. A beautiful climb from the Lioran resort to the Plomb du Cantal, starting with a forest section, then a steep climb to reach the Puy du Rocher via the Aiguillon; cross over to reach the cable car station and a final (moderate) climb to the Plomb du Cantal.Panoramic views in all directions. Discover the landscapes of several valleys as you pass through. It's a feast for the eyes!
Le Plomb du Cantal from Super Lioran
Visit this peak overlooking Super Lioran, avoiding climbing (or descending) the ski slopes. This route via theGR®4is remarkable.
Attention hikers: the IGN map shows theGR®4on the Alpins ski slope, but theGR® is now further east on a very pleasant path. To avoid this, follow the route described below.
Téton de Vénus and Rocher du Bec de l'Aigle from Super-Lioran
The Téton de Vénus is a small, easily accessible peak with excellent views. Its distinctive shape, resembling a woman’s breast, is visible from afar. It offers a 360° view of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Rocher du Bec de l'Aigle, Téton de Vénus and Puy Bataillouse loop
An extraordinary ridge route allowing you to visit three peaks and enjoy a splendid panoramic view of the entire Cantalian puys for much of the route.
Puy de Peyre Arse from Font Alagnon
Although far less well-known than the Plomb du Cantal, the Puy Mary or the Puy Griou, the Puy de Peyre Arse is nonetheless the second-highest peak in the massif. Nor is it the easiest to reach. From the Font d’Alagnon, you must first head up towards the Col de Rombière, then go round the Puy Bataillouse to reach the Col de Cabre. It is from the latter that the ascent begins, first following the south-eastern ridge, then scrambling as best you can up the final few metres leading to the summit. The return route follows the opposite ridge to a small pass where you rejoin the GR®4, leading back to the Col de Rombière. After this, head towards the Col de Font de Cère for a change of scenery.
Puy Griou via Meijes Costes above Le Lioran
A short walk above the Font d’Alagnon valley, in the family-friendly resort of Lioran-Laveissière. Beautiful views on either side of the Col de Rombière, and the more adventurous can climb Puy Griou.
At the end of summer, you can even pick a few blueberries on the sunny slopes.
Le Puy Griou via Bec d'Aigle and Téton de Vénus
Fond d'Alagnon will be the starting point for your hike. Follow the ridge towards Puy Griou, passing by Bec de l'Aigle and Téton de Vénus. Along the way, you will enjoy numerous views of Plomb Cantal, Puy Mary, Peyre Arse and many other peaks.
The Téton de Vénus above Le Lioran
The tour of the Font d'Alagnon cirque, passing by two peaks, is the programme for this walk above the small resort of Le Lioran, which offers beautiful panoramic views of the Cantal volcanic massif.
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