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Col de Sanguinière (2601 m) walks
From Restefond to Sestrière via Cime de la Plate and Col de la Braïssa
A very beautiful high-mountain hike at the foot of Cime de la Bonette between the Alpes Maritimes and Alpes de Haute Provence. Very little traffic. Magnificent, rocky landscape. The upper Braissette lake is a very beautiful spot for bivouacking.
Walks near Col de Sanguinière (2601 m)
From the Refuge de La Cayolle to Les Louiqs via the Col de la Petite Cayolle
This second stage will take you from the La Cayolle refuge to the Ferran lodge at the Louiqs farm via the Col de La Petite Cayolle and the Pas de Lausson. It offers views of numerous mountain lakes and the Var waterfalls beneath the Pont du Diable. You can stop at the La Cantonnière refuge to shorten the route or have a snack.
Col de la Cayolle – Lac d’Allos Mountain Hut
A climb to a pass, followed by a descent of roughly the same length, with two beautiful lakes to admire. This walk also gives you the chance to compare the two sides of the mountain, which are quite different.
Refuge de la Cantonnière – Col de la Cayolle
A climb that offers views of different levels of the mountain: meadows, coniferous forest and alpine pastures.
Around Les Garrets
A 3-day mountain hike going from refuge to refuge.
The daily stages are relatively short (3 to 5 hours), making it accessible to people of average fitness.
Wildlife (marmots, chamois, ibex and birds of prey) can be spotted quite easily at higher altitudes.
From the Refuge de la Cantonnière to the Refuge de la Cayolle via the Col de la Boucharde
This route from the Refuge de la Cantonnière to the Refuge de la Cayolle via the Col de la Boucharde is the first day of a three-day route in the Haut-Var. After a shaded climb alongside the Ruisseau de Sanguinière, the route ascends the Ravin de la Boucharde before descending to the Bachelard after crossing the pass. You then need to follow the left bank of the Bachelard back up to the Refuge de la Cayolle, where you will spend the night.
From Les Louiqs to La Cantonnière via the Gialorgues and Roche Trouée passes
This final stage starts from the Refuge Ferran aux Louiqs and ends at the Refuge de la Cantonnière via the Col de Gialorgues and the Col de la Roche Trouée. You ascend the Vallon de l’Estrop, then descend after the Col de Gialorgues into the valley before climbing again via the three lakes of Giarlogues to the Col de la Roche Trouée. The route then descends along the right bank of the Ruisseau de Gorgias, finally rejoining the path from the first day along the Ruisseau de Sanguinière and arriving at the Refuge de la Cantonnière.
Mont Pelat - Allos via Le Cimet
Second part of the circular. This second stage will take you to the village of Allos, starting from Mont Pelat, via the Trou de l'Aigle, the Cimet and its many waterfalls, including the Cascade du Pich and the Bois de Vacheresse.
Saint-Dalmas-le-Selvage - Roya
Étape de la traversée des Alpes de Saint-Dalmas-le-Selvage jusqu'à Roya. Randonnée offrant un très beau panorama sur la Haute Tinée avec passage de la station de ski d'Auron puis après le Col du Blainon entrée dans le vallon de Roya où le mouton est roi.
Lac d’Allos – Tête de Valplane – La Cluite car park
Alternative route to reach the Cluite car park from the Lac d’Allos refuge. The route passes via the Tête de Valplane, which offers breathtaking views of Lac d’Allos, the Cirque de l’Encombrette and the valley leading to Colmars. You are in the Mercantour National Park; there are regulations to be observed, and failure to do so may result in a fine of up to €1,500 – see the practical information.This route takes you off the marked trails; please read the reviews.