ラカペル・バレスの絶景の山頂・トップ4

Beautiful view of the valley

a 360° view of the Cantal, Lozère, Puy de Dôme... breathtaking

Magnificent hike with a big climb to reach the lead of Cantal (1855m altitude). It is better to take a jacket (it is very cold up there). The hike takes between 2h and 3h45 (with a break).

The somewhat arduous ascent over a stony forest path is definitely worth it because of the view and the rare plants that can be admired here. The tour is classified as easy, but should only be attempted with hiking boots and poles because of the stones and the gradient. At the top you should be free from giddiness - then the tour is an absolute highlight!

The Puy Brunet rises to 1,806 meters, slightly south of the Plomb du Cantal, on the ridge line from the Puy de Bâne to the Rocher de la Sagne du Porc.

The Plomb du Cantal, with its 1,855 meters of altitude, is the highest peak in Cantal and the second in the Massif Central. It is located on a ridge line (from the puy de Bâne to the rock of Sagne du Porc) which separates the valleys of Cère, Alagnon, Brezons and Lagnon.

The Plomb du Cantal with its 1,855m altitude is the highest peak in Cantal and the second in the Massif Central. It is located on a ridge line (from Puy de Bâne to Rocher de la Sagne du Porc) which separates the valleys of Cère, Alagnon, Brezons and Lagnon.

If sometimes the name of a place comes from a legend or from the imagination of men, this is not the case here since in the Middle Ages the rock was indeed a place of execution. Today, the place is an ideal place to enjoy the view.