周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

rapid descent of the Sancy 50 min.

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Very impressive prospects, good to go.

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A little difficult given the snow still present but a magnificent view!

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The Banne d'Ordanche is a 1515 m high volcanic peak in the shape of a neck-shaped crater head. It solidified about 2 million years ago before being planed down by glaciers (https://www.sancy.com/) The views in all directions are phenomenal and the summit is easy to reach - the last part is comfortably via wooden stairs. Due to several nearby car parks, you are rarely alone here in good weather.

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At just over 1480m, the Puy Loup offers a great view in all directions. The small refuge on the summit used to be a tower that belonged to a gliding base that was located on the ridge at the beginning of the 20th century: 'Centre national de vol sans moteur de LA BANNE D'ORDANCHE', https://www.anciens-aerodromes.com/

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This weekend car hill race on the Robert cross on the Chambon side

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At the Col de Courre you can descend towards the valley station

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The Grande Cascade rises on the Durbise plateau at an altitude of 1450 m. It crosses a series of old lava flows about 40 meters thick before the stream passes a lava cliff and offers the spectacle already described here in several comments. Access is prohibited in winter (from November 15th to April 1st). https://www.sancy.com/

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panorama of the Puys chain

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A great pass for working on difficult passages with a view to longer passes. I loved. Of course the opinion of an old man (Lol).

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La Banne d'Ordanche is a peak of volcanic origin in the Dore Mountains in the Puy-de-Dôme department. It culminates at an altitude of 1,512 m and overlooks the town of La Bourboule. Easily accessible from the Col de Guéry, there is a wonderful 360° panoramic view (orientation table above) of the Puys chain, the Puy de Sancy, but also of the Cantal mountains. Source: Wikipedia

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From the Col de Coure 1720 m.

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On both sides it is a running col with good road surface. Beautiful views, nice turns, but occasionally a bit of wind (sometimes to the disadvantage)

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Climb a little to the left above before crossing the bridge 👌

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Take enough water with you, there is no food available.

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We came from the mountain and enjoyed this highlight as the end of the day. Easy to reach from the city, but the incline is tough. A trip is definitely worth it.

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The Col de la Croix Saint-Robert from Le Mont Dore is 6.3 kilometers long with a total drop of 381 meters. The average gradient is 6.05% with maximum gradients of 10.3%. An unmissable pass in the region!

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One of the most beautiful routes in the entire department where you discover 4 beautiful waterfalls while hiking on ridge paths on either side of the Col de la Croix Saint-Robert and Col de la Croix-Morand. The panoramas there are splendid. - Magnificent view of the Dore Mountains. - The Croix-Saint-Robert and Croix-Morand passes. - The Grande Cascade with its 30 m waterfall. - Panorama over the Sancy, the Cantal mountains, the Puys chain and the Guéry lake. - The puys of Barbier, Monne and La Tache. - The Rossignolet waterfalls. - The Queureuilh waterfall. Circuit for sporty hikers (1000md+) - walking shoes recommended

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La Banne d'Ordanche is the remnant of a volcano that rises to 1,515 meters above sea level. Frozen in the Pleistocene period two million years ago, its neck-shaped summit offers a spectacular panorama over the Dordogne valley. You will find an orientation table which indicates the three volcanic massifs of the Regional Natural Park of the Volcanoes of Auvergne: the Dômes chain, the Monts Dore chain and the Cantalien massif.

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In a setting worthy of a Game of Thrones, the Col de Courre peaks at 1,720 meters above sea level. It makes the junction between the paths that lead to Sancy, which continue in the Courre valley, which ridges leading to Mont-Dore or descending to Chastreix.

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