From Briançon, take the D902 towards the Col d'Izoard. Drive up to the pass and park after the memorial on the car park on the left-hand side of the road.
The Col d'Izoard is located on the valley floor bordered on the left by the Pic Ouest de Cote Belle and on the right by the summit of Clot la Cime when coming from Cervières.
(S/E) From the car park, cross the pass road and climb above the old museum until you come to a wooden sign indicating the direction to follow.
(1) At the sign, turn left (the path on the right leads to an orientation table).
The path crosses the eastern side, then climbs steeply across the pastures on the south-eastern side to reach the secondary summit (a secondary peak on a route that is lower than the actual summit) by taking the path on the ridge a few metres to the right (elevation 2729).
(2) The secondary summit is marked by a cairn and an enclosure with a plaque commemorating the Alpine hunters.
Retrace your steps and continue along the ridge towards the west to its highest point, where there is a cairn.
(3) Continue to the end of the horizontal section for a good view of Pic de Beaudouis and Crête de Buguet.
(4) Return along the same route to the Izoard car park (S/E).

