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In the village of Escaro, start by taking the track opposite the museum and climb up to a crossroads where there is a small picnic area.
(1) Take the DFCI-CO 76 track opposite, which winds upwards. After about 40 minutes, you will come to another crossroads where you should take the DFCI 95 track on the left, towards Col de la Llosa. After about 15 minutes, you will arrive at the Pas du Grau crossroads.
(2) Turn left towards Tres Estelles, following the red and yellowGRP® Nature Reserve markings. You will cross a forest track five times... Be careful, because on the fifth and final time, there is a very steep climb before you reach a flat section. Continue climbing tirelessly, following theGRP® markings to Col des Tres Estelles.
(3) You're not there yet, as you are now at the pass and not the summit. Turn left onto a small, unmarked but obvious path to reach the triangle with three stars at the summit and enjoy an exceptional 360° view.
Allow 10 minutes between the pass and the peak. Allow a good two hours between Pas du Grau and the summit.
Descend back to the pass and turn left towards Escaro-Sahorre via Founguéré. At first, the path is unmarked but obvious. Don't worry, yellow markings will gradually appear.
After a good half hour, you will pass the original spring called "Font de Prat d'Avet".
After an hour, you will reach the Founguéré forest house on your way.
(4) Continue down the winding path and leave the Thorrent intersection (hamlet of Sahorre) on your right.
(5) After the "Cabanils" junction, rejoin theGRP® Nature Reserve trail, which will take you directly back to Escaro, 1.5 km further on. Pass the cemetery and follow the road back up to the village to return to your vehicle.
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