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Col de Saint-Laurent (1450m) walks
La Banne d'Ordanche
A hiking trail in the Auvergne summer pastures, on a summit overlooking the spa resort of La Bourboule.
Circular around Lac de Guery and Banne d'Ordanche starting from Mont-Dore
A lovely circular 20 km loop, mostly in the sun, so it can be done even in winter. Start and finish in the town centre at the Hôtel de Russie.
Note: a 2 km section along the road to Lac de Guery is not very interesting but unavoidable.
Moderator update: 25 June 2024
Banne d'Ordanche and Borne des Quatre Seigneurs from Pré Cohadon
Starting from the Murat-le-Quaire leisure area, the route climbs directly to the Banne d'Ordanche, then passes by the Borne des Quatre Seigneurs before returning through the forest. Superb views.
La Banne d'Ordanche and Puy Loup via the Borne des Quatres Seigneurs
An unmissable viewpoint over the surrounding mountains, the Banne d'Ordanche, with its orientation table, allows you to locate yourself in relation to the Monts Dore and the surrounding massifs. Don't forget to take a detour through the summer pastures to the Borne des Quatre Seigneurs and then on to Puy Loup with its renovated circular shelter.
From Lac de Servières to La Banne d'Ordanche via the Puy de l'Ouire
A beautiful hike combining views of the Sancy massif and the Chaîne des Puys.
Circular Banne d'Ordanche from the Refuge de la Banne
A pleasant and accessible circular route starting from the Refuge de la Banne, allowing you to reach the 1,512 m altitude of the Banne d'Ordanche. The summit offers a remarkable panorama, from the Cantal massif to the plateaus of Corrèze and the Dômes mountains.The return journey is via the western slope, passing by one of the sites of the Horizons summer art exhibition.
It is possible to do only the round trip from the refuge to the summit (see variations).
La Banne d'Ordanche from Le Pessy or Le Pré Cohadon
A pleasant circular walk, starting from the hamlet of Le Pessy (Murat-le-Quaire, above the spa town of La Bourboule). The route passes through magnificent beech forests before reaching the summer pastures and high-altitude meadows of the Banne d’Ordanche. This volcanic peak, rising to 1,512 m, offers exceptional views: from the Cantal mountains to the Corrèze plateaus, all the way to the Dôme mountains.