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Gyr (cours d'eau) - Affluent de la Gyronde walks
The foot of the Jean Gauthier Glacier via the Glacier Blanc refuge
Hike in a high mountain setting overlooking the Glacier Blanc and the surrounding peaks.
Tête de la Draye
Hike above Ailefroide with a beautiful panoramic view of the Vallouise valley, the small pass of Rascrouset, the Selé, the Pelvoux and the Glacier Blanc. Excellent viewpoint, especially of the Pelvoux.
The Parchers from Vallouise
A very easy visit combining the traditional houses of Vallouise, grouped side by side, and those of Les Parchers, which are much more spread out.
Coul d'Amont and Cabane de Chouvet circular loop from Le Poët
A lovely circular walk in the Pays des Écrins: chalets and balcony trails that give you time to admire the foothills of the Pelvoux. The pleasure of walking through a stunning landscape. Take time for a refreshing break at the Cabane de Chouvet. A truly beautiful walk awaits you up there.
Circular route along the Onde in Vallouise
If you have children and are on holiday in one of the villages at the foot of Pelvoux, here’s a short, shaded circular route that will delight young and old alike with its ease and the surprising artworks dotted along the Onde.
A 13-day grand tour of the Parc des Ecrins via the GR® 54
A very challenging 180 km route with 12,000 metres of elevation gain, requiring excellent physical fitness. Stages offering spectacular scenery, steep mountains, passes, wildlife, flora and colours. The most beautifulGR® route we have ever done. We completed the route in August, the ideal time to tackle the most difficult passes, which are likely to be snow-covered early in the season, such as La Muzelle, l’Aup Martin, the Pas de la Cavale, de la Valette, Vallonpierre and de La Vaurze.
Monêtier-les-Bains - Vallouise
E10th stage lasting 8 hours, covering 21 km, with 1,000 m of ascent and 1,200 m of descent. A very pleasant stage with no technical difficulty, offering magnificent views of the Barre des Écrins at 4,100 m and the very impressive Pelvoux at 3,900 m.
For the more adventurous, there is the option of taking a detour to climb up to Lac de l’Eychauda by leaving theGR® 54 at the Col de l’Eychauda. The stage ends in the village of Pelvoux, which, despite the fatigue, is well worth a quick visit.