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Refuge des Fonts de Cervières walks
Lac des Cordes circuit
A remarkable circuit in the famous Fonts de Cervières valley, with a magnificent lake at the foot of the Pic de Rochebrune cirque.
The Grand Glaiza
Located at the bottom of the Fonts de Cervières valley, this 3,293-metre peak marks the border with Italy. It is very easy to access and offers remarkable views of the peaks of Queyras and Ubaye and, when not hidden by the nebia, the nearby Mont Viso.
Pic de Fond Queyras
From Les Fonts de Cervières, dozens of hikes set off. This one, similar to the Petit Rochebrune route, allows you to traverse part of the ridge linking the Col des Péas to the summit of the Petit Rochebrune.
Le Petit Rochebrune
On the ridge separating the Briançonnais from the Queyras, between the Grand Glaiza and the Pic de Rochebrune, this 3,078m peak offers a remarkable 360° view.
Summit of the Grand Vallon
A hike to a summit situated on the border between Queyras and Briançonnais, offering a stunning panoramic view of the Italian Piedmont, the Queyras, the Ubaye, as well as the Cerces and the Vanoise.
L’Escalinade
From this summit, you can (almost) touch the Pic de Rochebrune, the second-highest peak in the Queyras.
Refuge des Fonts de Cervières – Andrea Tornior Bivouac
A fairly alpine stage of the Queyras Transfrontière, featuring the ascent of a magnificent 3,000-metre peak: Le Grand Glaiza.
The start of this stage is accessible by car via Cervières on the D902 from Briançon, then the D89T through Cervières.
The Sioux trail in Cervières
For a multi-faceted walk in the Vallée des Fonts de Cervières:- a wide path along the edge of the Cerveyrette,- an arrival point featuring not teepees, but remarkable chalets,- an impressive view of the Pic du Lombard summit,- and above all, a delicious meal at the Refuge des Fonts,this is an interesting idea for a pleasant day out.
Grand Glaiza and the Malrif Lakes from Les Fonts de Cervières
A long walk through the Pierre Rouge valley to reach the Grand Glaiza via the Crête aux Eaux Pendantes and its rocky landscape, with the return route passing through the Lacs du Malrif to return to greenery.