Théus walks

There is a lovely view of the Remollon plain during the climb, followed by a wild descent after the Saint-Pierre Chapel.

Discover a spectacular geological site formed by the erosion of fluvio-glacial sedimentary layers. This short hike can be extended towards Mont Colombis, which offers magnificent views over the Durance valley and Lake Serre-Ponçon.

Beautiful views of the Salle de Bal des Demoiselles Coiffées

Discover a spectacular geological site formed by the erosion of sedimentary layers of fluvial-glacial origin. The hike is short but challenging and offers magnificent views of the Durance valley.

A lovely family walk, allowing you to stroll at the foot of the ‘Demoiselles Coiffées’ and then, from the village’s terraces, enjoy magnificent views over the wooded valley, the vineyards, the three lakes of Rochebrune and, on the horizon, the Parpaillon, Trois Évêchés and Digne Pre-Alps mountain ranges.

Discover the treasures of Remollon, a village steeped in history and natural beauty. Nestled in a valley shaped by glaciers and the River Durance, this region offers the perfect setting for a family getaway. Go for a hike to admire unique sights such as the ‘petrifying’ waterfall, the fascinating ‘demoiselles coiffées’ rock formations, the majestic Remollon Dome from which the Saint-Roch Chapel rises, and the peaceful banks of the Durance. Stroll through the narrow streets of the old town and immerse yourself in the rich and eventful history of this charming village, designated a ‘remarkable heritage site’. Let yourself be captivated by its rich wine-growing heritage and soak up its authentic atmosphere. Information panels featuring QR codes are dotted along the route, offering you an interactive and enriching experience. An invitation to explore and be amazed awaits you at every turn!

A stunning viewpoint overlooking the Durance and all the iconic peaks and mountain ranges in the surrounding area (Ceüze, Bure, Ecrins, Morgon, Ubaye, Monges...). A route through deciduous woodland, which lets the sun through in early spring and provides shade in summer.

A circular walk to reach the Saint-Sixte Chapel and descend via the Bréziers road. The highest point offers a stunning panoramic view of the Bréziers valley and the Durance valley, with the peaks of Céüse, Bure and Mont Colombis in the background. Be careful, there are two options for the end of the route: either via a wide track and then the road (safer but longer), or go ‘off-trail’ tocut across fields and a stream to reach the D951 road (shorter but more difficult).

Starting from Notre-Dame du Laus, this short walk takes you along a route dotted with stone benches to a monument dedicated to one of the apparitions witnessed by Benoite Rencurel. The return route follows a balcony path high above the Plaine de l’Avance. This walk can be extended by adding one or two routes (see § Practical Information).

A circular loop starting from Notre-Dame du Laus, which begins with a Way of the Cross leading up to the statue of the Angel. Offering beautiful views of the Avance Valley, the sanctuary and the surrounding peaks, the route includes a few passages that are sometimes too steep for young children.

The walk begins with a Way of the Cross, topped by an imposing radio mast. If you’re not keen on that sort of thing, this walk isn’t for you. Otherwise, there are numerous viewpoints throughout this walk overlooking the Avance Valley, Notre-Dame du Laus, as well as Céüze, Bure, the Montagne de Charance, the Pic de Gleize, the Vieux Chaillol, the Piolit, the Aiguilles de Chabrières, Mont Guillaume, etc. No particular difficulty, suitable for getting back into shape after the winter.

Just 30 minutes from Gap, perched high on the mountain, Piégut and Venterol overlook the Durance valley. The route can be extended or shortened depending on your preference and how you’re feeling!

A circular path in the forest above the sanctuary of Notre-Dame du Laus offers numerous views of the Avance Valley, Notre-Dame du Laus, Céüze, Bure, Charance, Gleize and the peaks of Champsaur, all the way to Mont Guillaume. No particular difficulty.

From the Col du Tourrond, this short walk in the forest offers few views but plenty of peace and quiet. It can be supplemented by one or two routes (see § Practical information).

La Viste is a peak overlooking the Serre-Ponçon dam. Walking around it offers beautiful views of the lake, as well as the surrounding mountains (Ecrins massif, Ubaye) and the Durance valley. Please note that this hike should only be undertaken in good weather, with no risk of storms, as it involves fording numerous streams. In addition, a short section on a very steep slope, which is actually easy, may cause discomfort for those prone to vertigo.

A beautiful hike that begins at the deep Saut de Roland waterfall before climbing up the riverbed. The ascent to Col Lebraut, initially shaded, gradually opens up to reveal the majestic mountains. The descent from Crête des Esteves offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and the sparkling lake. At Les Hyvans, on the edge of the lake, the setting invites serenity and the large wooden tables provide the ideal setting for a convivial picnic. The climb to the Ruines du Villard begins with a lunar passage through black marl. Upon arrival at Rocher Chabrand, the view of the beaches of Bois Vieux and the Serre-Ponçon Dam is simply remarkable.

A varied route linking the meadows of Jarjayes to the dense forests of Grand Bois via Les Bournas. Along this circular route, there are numerous viewpoints overlooking the Gap basin, offering a succession of panoramas that make you want to stop and admire the landscape. Part of the route runs through the forest, providing welcome shade on summer days.

The walk takes place in a beech forest and the highest point of this hike, above Gigors—the Tête de la Plane—is the reward for a pleasant but steep climb. The view over the Turriers plain is superb and is complemented by an orientation board describing the surrounding peaks.

A walk starting from Venterol, mainly through woodland, with views of the Écrins (to the north), the Ubaye (to the east) and the Dévoluy (to the north-west). A short stretch along the ridge to the summit of Montsérieux, which offers a beautiful panorama of the Durance valley, the Champsaur, the Dévoluy and the Dormillouse massif.

An easy hike in a rural and wooded setting, offering beautiful panoramic views of the mountains and Lake Serre-Ponçon. The circular route follows the yellow markings ofthe PR® n°3 from Chorges along the entire route.

A route partly through woodland, allowing you to discover two charming villages and offering a beautiful panorama of the Gapençais and Champsaur peaks.

A lovely, fairly easy and not very long family walk. Part of the route is through woodland and along paths in the fields, but it offers beautiful views of the Gapençais and Champsaur peaks.

Unforgettable views of the lake at the confluence of the Durance and Ubaye rivers.

The hike described here is an exceptional experience for lovers of nature and magnificent landscapes. The Escoubaye route offers spectacular panoramic views of the Durance valley, Lake Serre-Ponçon and the surrounding mountains, guaranteeing some truly memorable moments. The ascent to Clot la Cime, through a peaceful and soothing beech forest, adds a touch of serenity to this adventure. At the summit, the reward is priceless: a breathtaking view of natural wonders such as the lake, the Aiguilles de Chabrières, Mont Guillaume and the Grand Morgon. An unmissable hike for lovers of alpine landscapes.

A peaceful walk to discover some of the historical curiosities of La Bâtie-Vieille, but above all beautiful panoramic views of the Champsaur and Gapençais mountains (Charance, Chapeau de Napoléon, Piolit, Les Parias, Aiguilles de Chabrières, etc.).A trail with information panels.

Starting from the village of La Bréole, the Clot la Cime circuit will take you to the highest point in the commune, at 1,580 metres, with a magnificent view of the Lac de Serre-Ponçon and the Durance valley. This hike is classified as "moderate" but is quite long.

Starting from the village of La Bréole, this walk is suitable for the whole family.It will allow you to discover both the Château de La Bréole and the Serre-Ponçon Dam, a key feature of the local heritage of the 20th century.

A very beautiful walk, shaded for much of the way, with superb views of Lake Serre-Ponçon and the surrounding mountains. Plenty of flowering plants and butterflies in July.

Between marlstone and forests, a hike to the south of Gap.

A mid-mountain hike at the foot of the Aiguilles de Chabrières. Superb views, particularly of the Aiguilles de Chabrières, Lake Serre-Ponçon and the Pic de Morgon.

An unpretentious loop in the Gapençais region, starting from the hamlet of Treschâtel and passing through the village of Rambaud, along footpaths, tracks and small roads. Not a very shaded route, ideal for a short walk during the cold season.

The Serre de Malamort ridge is a remarkable balcony offering superb views, particularly of Dévoluy, Les Écrins and the Durance valley. The route often passes through woodland, so you can enjoy the beautiful colours of autumn.

A challenging hike to the Piolit via a little-used route with a significant elevation gain.A beautiful climb through flower-filled mountain pastures, followed by a more rocky landscape, before admiring the first 3,000-metre peaks of the Écrins to the north and Lake Serre-Ponçon to the south on the horizon.

This rural and exotic circuit, on the outskirts of the town, takes you to the Buzon Viaduct. A short and easy walk that can be done with young children.

A very pleasant walk with magnificent views over Lake Serre Ponçon and the Aiguilles de Chabrières. Accessible, with part of the route on a forest track but some sections of path that climb quite steeply. South-facing with little shade; best avoided in hot weather. This walk follows marked routes listed on the Serre Ponçon website. In summer, you may come across flocks of sheep, but you won’t need to cross any fenced-in pastures.

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.