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Col de la Croix du Ban (604m) walks
Valency via the Col de La Croix du Ban
A short hike to soak up the gentle tranquillity of the Monts du Lyonnais, just 15 km as the crow flies from Place Bellecour (Lyon). This circuit is also very close to the neighbouring towns of Tassin, Craponne, Saint-Genis-les-Ollières and Charbonnières-les-Bains.
You will discover the calm of the forest with its remarkable trees, the tranquillity of small streams and breathtaking views of Lyon. As a bonus, depending on the conditions, you can enjoy views of the Alps and Mont Blanc.
Loop between the Col de la Croix du Ban and the Col de la Luère
A beautiful loop in the forest between two of the main passes in the Monts du Lyonnais.
A breath of fresh air and a little warm-up just a stone's throw from the city of Lyon.
Sainte-Consorce via La Croix du Ban
The Coteaux du Lyonnais: from meadows and streams to the forest on the ridges.
An opportunity to discover Sainte-Consorce from the ridges in its natural setting with beautiful views of the Alps and Mont Blanc, Lyon, Pilat, etc.
Circuit proposed by the municipality of Sainte-Consorce.
Sainte Consorce-Marcy l'Etoile
A hike of around 20km, starting and ending at the church in Sainte-Consorce. A varied route through woods, meadows and suburban areas.
Col de la Croix du Ban and Bois Charnay
A pleasant forest route with alternating ascents and descents and some beautiful views of the Monts d'Or.
The Three Passes Traverse (Monts du Lyonnais)
A classic and accessible route through the Monts du Lyonnais, mainly through woodland, with occasional views of the Lyon conurbation and the Alps in good weather. Views also extend to the Monts du Lyonnais and the Val de Saône.Also popular with mountain bikers, the route takes you over three passes, starting either from Fontrijole (where there is a small car park for the recommended start point) or from La Luère (better known to locals), via the Col de la Croix du Ban.
Route improved between points (3) and (4) following comments regarding private property.