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Selonnet walks
From Selonnet to Chardavon via Les Clots
A challenging hike starting from Selonnet, reaching the accommodation at the Chabanon resort, then descending through the Ganayes and Chardavon forest to Seyne, before returning via the Chemin des Courses.This circular route offers beautiful views of the Blanche valley and Selonnet.
The route from Grosse Pierre to Selonnet
This walk, accessible from Selonnet, offers the chance to discover a gem of the UNESCO Haute-Provence Geopark. The La Grosse Pierre trail leads to a panoramic view of the village of Selonnet and its surroundings, and, above all, to an impressive 550-tonne block of sandstone.
This family-friendly route is signposted with yellow signs indicating the “Route de la Pierre Grosse”.
Ascent from Selonnet to Chabanon
It is possible to reach the Chabanon resort from Selonnet via a pleasant round trip through the woods, offering beautiful views of the village. Throughout the walk, enjoy the peaceful surroundings and, with a little luck, you may spot some forest animals.Please remember to close any gates behind you.
Discovery trail of the Sagnières map
Discover Plan des Sagnières, a peaceful and charming natural site nestled between peat bogs and forest.
This educational route invites you to learn more about the challenges and ecological richness of wetlands.
There is a picnic area at the start of the trail so you can make the most of your walk.
La Pare as seen from Les Chapeliers
Route follows signposted paths and tracks. Steep climb through the forest. A slightly tricky section on the descent. Beautiful views of Château de Montclar and the village of Seyne-les-Alpes. Despite the difficulty of the climb, the route is interesting due to the variety of landscapes encountered.
Les Gardettes, starting from Chabanon ski resort
A mountain walk that takes you from a woodland landscape to magnificent expanses of alpine pastures, with views of the surrounding mountains and their bare, rocky ridges. Paths that inspire a sense of adventure. Superb photo opportunities await, especially in autumn with the rust-coloured leaves. And occasionally, a gigantic and magnificent tree.
A hike steeped in nature, wide open spaces and serenity.
Chabanon - Tête Grosse - Le Bressa
A magnificent mountain hike where forests, alpine pastures, rocky ridges and a 360° panorama come together.
Superb photo opportunities, especially in autumn with the rust-coloured leaves.
The route includes some dizzying passages and three steep climbs on rocky ground that can be unstable at times.
A hike steeped in nature and serenity in a mountain world apart.
Valentin Forest in Selonnet
Family walk in Chabanon along forest paths.
The trail is marked in yellow and signposted as ‘La Forêt de Valentin’.
With views of the mountain ranges and grazing meadows, this walk is suitable for everyone.
Montclar Castle, starting from Seyne-les-Alpes
A very beautiful forest walk, situated on the outskirts of Seyne-les-Alpes. Once on the ridge, the Alpine massif offers magnificent views. Montclar Castle is a lovely find.
La Salette via Bois le Prêtre
Alternative route to La Salette via Bois le Prêtre and Le Tatier, starting from Risolet (Montclar). This alternative route follows part of the Dormillouse Trail taken by runners on the short course – 11 km – except for the return leg to La Salette, where you can enjoy the view of the surrounding peaks and reflect on the first inhabitants of Montclar who once lived there. To find out more, I can only recommend reading this remarkable book: *Montclar, les deux clochers* by Alain Bouyala (father of the new mayor, François Bouyala!).
Clot de Bouc from Le Fanget
Snowshoe hike in the Fanget wilderness area, a site that lives up to its name. Ideal for those who want to enjoy nature in a peaceful environment: it feels like you're walking at the end of the world.The site offers six snowshoe trails, but there are many other routes you can take: this one is a variation of Moure Bouchard via the Col de la Bournée with a steeper climb, offering magnificent 360° panoramic views.
Clot des Étables via the ridges from the Col du Fanget
Snowshoe hike in the Fanget nature reserve, a site that lives up to its name. Ideal for those who want to enjoy nature in a peaceful environment: it feels like you're walking at the end of the world.The site offers six snowshoe trails, but the location allows for many variations: this one uses part of the Crête et Bois de Méarzes snowshoe trail.
Moure Bouchard via the Col de la Bournée
Snowshoe hike in the Fanget nature reserve, a site that lives up to its name. Ideal for those who want to enjoy nature in a peaceful environment: it feels like you're walking at the end of the world.
The site offers six snowshoe trails, but there are many variations possible: this one uses part of snowshoe trail No. 5: Négron.
From Saint-Jean Montclar to Saint-Vincent-les-Forts via the Chemin Vert
A walk linking the resort of Saint Jean-Montclar to the village of Saint-Vincent-les-Forts via the Chemin Vert, a name not given to this path by a friend’s grandparents. This walk can be shortened at the crossing point (3). Much of the route runs through woodland.
Lake Saint-Léger via Clapouse
Set off to explore Lake Saint-Léger along paths that are sometimes unmarked – an opportunity to hike off the beaten track. Don’t miss the Sacrificial Stone and Saint-Léger Chapel. Information boards are situated along part of the route. Only undertake this hike if you are used to walking on unmarked paths and know how to find your way and read a map.
Col Saint-Jean - Montclar - Discovery trail
A superb, very easy circular walk at the Col Saint-Jean, ideal for children of all ages!
"Discovery trail" with a birdwatching hide near Lake Saint-Léger (don't forget your binoculars), a mysterious archaeological site, the Saint-Léger Chapel, a view of the Dormillouse fort at the top of the Blanche ridge...
Very shaded route.