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An orientation table allows you to identify all the peaks you can see in front of you.
But you've come here to walk, too... The general route is as follows:
- On the way there, we walk on a small plateau heading south (eastern branch of the route).
- On the way back, we take the ridge and head north (western branch of the route).
(S) From the orientation table, we take the obvious path below, heading south, which leads to a small plateau. We ignore all the paths that branch off to the right or left until we reach the lodge.
(1) Gîte de la Molière. Turn left. Continue south.
(2) Turn right onto a beautiful path that heads straight towards it, diagonally, taking us away from our original path. We arrive at the Pas de Bellecombe.
(3) From here, head up to the right (due north) following the ridge. Pass a pylon.
You will arrive at the Pas de l'Ours, ignoring the paths to the right and left.
(4) At the Pas de l'Ours, you can descend slightly to see the paw engraved on the rock (on the left as you exit the pass).
Go straight ahead, leaving the path on your left. Continue along the ridge until you reach the highest point of the walk
(5). Highest point: Charande.
Caution: Take care with children, as there is a small rocky outcrop below.
Continue north along the ridge.
(6) The Pas du Tracolet. Continue north, ignoring the paths to the right and left.
We then return to our starting point (E).
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