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From the roadside, this charming window opens onto the Notre-Dame d'Orcival Basilica and its green surroundings. If this glimpse excites you, you're only a few hundred meters from Orcival. The detour is worth the... pedaling!

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It's better to go up via Ceyssat and come back down via Orcines. The climb still hurts but there's less traffic and the descent is worth it 😉

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A beautiful little town in the Auvergne region. A must-see in both summer and winter.

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Very pretty lake in Auvergne

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Very pretty village. Magnificent Romanesque church. And incredible roads.

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Possibility of having a drink and/or something to eat just opposite the pass sign

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Worth a visit. You can have a drink and/or something to eat right across from the church.

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Tuilière and Sanadoire Rocks. Certainly one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the department!

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very nice hike

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Magnificent view of Lake Guery

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very little traffic, a superb panorama and autumn colours

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Breathtaking view of the Tuilliere and Sanadoire rocks, remains of two volcanoes. They mark the northern entrance to the Sancy massif and watch over Lake Guéry.

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The Col de Guéry, located in the heart of the Auvergne region, offers a picturesque mountain pass experience amidst the volcanic landscapes of the Massif Central. At an altitude of approximately 1,267 metres, the pass offers stunning views of Lake Guéry below, the highest lake in Auvergne. The region is known for its tranquil beauty, with rolling meadows, dramatic volcanic peaks and forests that change colour with the seasons. Nearby Roche Sanadoire and Roche Tuilière add to the spectacular scenery, making it a perfect stop on your hike.

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View of the Roche Tuilière (left) and the Roche Sanadoire. The two "guardians" of the Lac du Guery belong to the volcanic massif of the Aiguillier, whose activity period was between 2.2 and 1.8 million years ago. "Lauze" was mined at the Roche Tuilière until the middle of the 20th century. The ballast columns, which were formed by the slow cooling of the lava, crumble into thin, regular plates, the "lauzes". These plates were used to cover roofs instead of tiles (tuiles). This is where the rock got its name.

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Lake Guéry is a mountain lake of volcanic origin located in the Dore mountains, in the heart of the Massif Central. It is the highest of the Auvergne lakes. Surrounded by mountain pastures, it is located in the Puy-de-Dôme department, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes administrative region, eight kilometers from the town center of the commune of Mont-Dore, towards Clermont-Ferrand. Since 2021, the lake has been the property of the Puy-de-Dôme departmental council. This lake exists thanks to a basaltic lava flow that created a dam. Lake Guéry is the highest lake in Auvergne at an altitude of 1250m.

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This view is definitely worth enjoying!

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A great discovery by chance on a road of the passes planned towards Nice via Ventoux. First pass to stretch your legs. Easy with a plus at the end. A magnificent climb especially towards the end in parts with hairpin bends with this "sugar loaf" in sight...". Absolutely to do...

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Nice col over a busy road. You can drive up this if you cycle a route around the Puy de Dome.

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Magnificent view from the Col de Guéry

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Error or ignorance: there is no panoramic cable car to reach the summit of the Puy de Dôme. There is only a panoramic cogwheel train that leaves from the bottom of the volcano. The journey offers the possibility of seeing superb points of view. Other information: the road bordering the train track is a service road. It is prohibited for cars and bicycles. From time to time, thanks to sporting events, it is exceptionally open to cyclists. This road will be taken in July 2023 by the riders of the Tour de France in the final of one of the stages run in Auvergne.

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