サンテグレーヴの天然記念物・トップ20

to do and redo!

In 1915, a mountaineer from Montaud came to visit his family via the Pas de la Clé. When he returned the next day, he could not go further than the Gève refuge. The forest was devastated, the trees uprooted and tangled. A hurricane had almost completely destroyed the Ture sector. Until 1939, no felling was carried out, so as to allow the forest stand to regenerate.

In 1915, a mountaineer from Montaud came to visit his family via the Pas de la Clé. When he returned the next day, he could not go further than the Gève refuge. The forest was devastated, the trees uprooted and tangled. A hurricane had almost completely destroyed the Ture sector. Until 1939, no felling was carried out, so as to allow the forest stand to regenerate.

Easy and very pretty, a 360° as we like them in Chartreuse

Great viewpoint, and great path on the ridges.

Excellent hike with views of the Belledonne mountains and, if the weather is good, Mont Blanc. The climb to the Moucherotte is not particularly demanding, but the hike is very scenic and the view from the summit is a highlight. On the way down, you can take a detour over the dilapidated ski jump from the 1968 Olympics.

La Pinéa is a pretty rocky summit which is located in the middle of the Chartreuse at 1,771 meters above sea level. It offers numerous views of the highest mountains of the massif.

Charande is located at an altitude of 1,709 meters on the ridges which dominate the Molière plateau. It offers a panoramic view of the city of Grenoble and the surrounding peaks.