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(S) From the Refuge de la Pierre in Bérard, take the path uphill towards Buet and Col de Salenton, following the yellow markings. Continue to the end of the trail and the start of a rocky area.
(1) Continue following the yellow markers on rocks with good grip until you reach a crossroads with a sign. Turn left towards the Diosaz valley as indicated on the sign and you will quickly reach the Col de Salenton.
(2) Descend into the Diosaz Valley, following the red and yellow markings ofthe GRP®® Tour du Mont-Blanc. After a long descent, you will reach a crossroads near the Torrent de la Diosaz.
(3) Leave the GRP®°°®° here, turn right, cross the ford and continue along the long balcony path that passes under the Tête and Frêtes de Villy. Reach the Ruisseau d'Écuelle.
(4) Cross it, continue along the balcony path, pass under the Tête de Moëde and reach the junction withthe GRP®® du Tout du Mont-Blanc.
(5) Take it opposite and you will quickly reach the Refuge de Moëde-Anterne.
(6) Leave theGRP®® and take theGR®®5marked in red and white on the right to reach the Col d'Anterne via an easy climb.
(7) Then begin an easy descent on the north side.
(8) Walk along the Lac d'Anterne on your left. A few hundred metres after the lake, you will reach a fork.
(9) Leave theGR®®5here and turn right, descending slightly to reach a new crossroads at the Petit Col d'Anterne.
(10) Continue straight ahead and, after numerous hairpin bends, you will reach the power lines and the place known as Les Grosses Chèvres.
(11) Enter the forest, continue downhill and pass under the power lines again before reaching the Ravin des Chaux stream at the Pont des Mitaines.
(12) Cross this bridge and continue on to easily reach the Refuge des Fonds, today's destination (E).
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