Hébergements :
J1 : Refuge de Furfande.
J2 : Gîte Grand Rochebrune à Souliers.
J3 : Gîte le Teppio à La Chalp.
J4 : Les chalets de Clapeyto en boucle à partir de La Chalp.
Circuit de 4 jours pour découvrir les chalets d'estive de Furfande, les bergeries de Souliers et les chalets de Clapeyto.
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 33.04 mi
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Average duration: 4 days
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Difficulty: Difficult
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 12,126 ft
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Descent: - 11,778 ft
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Highest point: 9,337 ft
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Lowest point: 4,587 ft
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Stages of the route
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Notes
Other walks in the area
Loop around Lac de Roue and the hamlet of Souliers
Easy hike. Little elevation gain, which is very gradual, except for a slightly steep 300m trail at the start and 500m at the end.
Mostly in the forest, with superb viewpoints over the Guil Valley, then the Souliers Valley and finally Arvieux.
50/50 forest track and trails.
Circular loop around Lacs de Roue and Lacs de Souliers from Arvieux
A large circular loop with a 1,000m elevation gain connecting two beautiful mountain lakes from "Les Maisons" near Arvieux.
Lac de Roue at the start of the Maisons
A short walk with little elevation gain starting from the hamlet of Les Maisons, passing by Lac de Roue and Arvieux.
The Clapeyto chalets
A circular walk exploring the Clapeyto summer chalets above Brunissard, via the Col du Cros and back via the Col du Lauzon.
From La Chalp to the Cime du Mélezet mountain hut
This fourteenth stage completes the crossing of the Queyras Massif. From La Chalp, the GR® 5 climbs along the left bank of the Torrent de l’Izoard above Arvieux, then reaches the hamlet of Les Maisons. From there, it heads towards Lac de Roue before descending to Château-Queyras. The route climbs the steep slope on the opposite side, on the right bank of the Torrent de Bramousse, joins a road at a hairpin bend and leaves it at the next one. It continues through the torrent’s valley, reaches the ridge separating the Bramousse and Riou Vert valleys, and, hugging the hillside beneath the peaks of La Selle and Rasis, reaches the Col Fromage. The path descends along the right bank of the Ravin de Rasis to reach Le Villard before arriving at Ceillac, from where it follows the Torrent du Mélezet, alternating between the left and right banks, before reaching the Refuge de la Cime du Mélezet.
The Lac de Roue circular loop starting from La Chalp
A short, easy circular loop that climbs to Lac de Roue via a path through the hamlet of Les Maisons. The return journey is via a forest road.
Circular Lac de Roue to Souliers
This is a short, easy circular that starts by following the Canal d'Arvieux and returns via a forest track.
Lac de Souliers and Pic Ouest de Côte Belle from Souliers
From Souliers, a pretty hamlet in the Queyras, a family hike to Lac Souliers. From there, take a detour via Pic Ouest, at the end of Côte Belle, for its magnificent panoramic view overlooking the Col d’Izoard.
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