Ceillac walks

A very beautiful, easy walk through old hamlets and magnificent landscapes. The path is always fairly wide and without any significant slopes, making it ideal for snowshoeing.

You'll take the Aiguillettes path up to the two major passes above Ceillac, then join the Col de Fromage via the Souillet path on the Guil valley side, on a beautiful balcony path. ⚠️Caution: the Aiguillettes path crosses 3 ravines that may pose problems for some. If this is the case, you can take the GR® which starts nearby and ends at the same point. Less interesting but quieter.

Discover a beautiful alpine sheepfold below the Pointe de la Saume above the village of Ceillac.

The third stage is entirely on theGR®58, heading towards the rising sun.

The Col Fromage, a crossroads of trails, is a strategic location in the Queyras Regional Nature Park.

Visit a viewpoint overlooking Ceillac, offering a remarkable view of the Fonct Sante opposite.

A pleasant route above Ceillac with an ascent via theGR®58and descent via thePR® du Villard.

A superb hike with surprising panoramic views despite the low altitude.

A pleasant visit to two pretty lakes at the foot of Font Sancte.

This is a challenging hike at the start, which continues along the Cascade de la Pisse waterfall. Lac Miroir, nestled in a pretty valley, reflects the snow-capped peaks all around. The Cascade de la Pisse waterfall, seen from below, is accessible directly from the car park (2 minutes' walk), and the hike follows the tumultuous torrent.

A place of pilgrimage on 26 July on the feast day of Anne, this lake at the foot of the Col Girardin is an obligatory stop-off point for pilgrims on the famous GR®5.

Hike on a very accessible trail leading to one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Queyras.

A beautiful ridge walk located on the border between Haute Ubaye and Queyras. Breathtaking views from the summit, with a glimpse of Mont Blanc.

This is a very pretty, easy and enjoyable hike that takes you from green, flower-filled mountains to the arid, rocky landscapes at the end. This hike is not very popular and you may be surprised not to meet anyone for hours. It offers superb views at the end, a few metres below 3,000 metres. The last section feels like you're on the moon! No difficulty to worry about.

The hike is not too difficult and ends at over 3,000 metres. There is a magnificent view from the summit. There are many marmots.

A very pretty hike starting from Ceillac, from the Bois Noirs car park.The trail begins in the heart of a magnificent larch forest, offering shade and coolness. As you progress, you will reach the superb Lac de Clausis, nestled in a wild and peaceful setting. The climb then continues towards the Tête du Rissace (or Longet). The landscape then becomes almost lunar, mineral and grandiose.At the summit, the reward is well worth the effort, with a 360° panorama offering exceptional views of Mont Blanc (in the distance), Pic de Rochebrune and the majestic Barre des Écrins.

A beautiful loop allowing you to visit these different lakes as well as the Tête de Girardin.

In a lush green setting, Lac de Clausis offers a relaxing break with friends or children after a short climb that is accessible to all.

A relatively short hike that is well suited to a family outing and may be suitable for children who are used to walking. The route follows good paths in a very beautiful setting. Lake Sainte-Anne is superb and, with the peaks dominating its western and southern shores, you can enjoy a beautiful high mountain atmosphere.

A fine hike, not too strenuous, with a pretty lake in a high-mountain landscape. The last part, a little harder, takes you up to 2800m and offers magnificent views. A few marmottes can be seen on the way to the pass.

There is a long crossing before the Col des Houerts, which takes you into the Ubaye Valley.

A beautiful classic hike that starts from Val d'Escreins (nature reserve) and climbs up to the ridges overlooking the Vars Valley, then descends further down via another pass.

Visit the lake of the same name as the one below Brec du Chambeyron in Ubaye. It is located at the bottom of Val d'Escreins and at the foot of La Mortice.