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good physical condition

Culminating at 2909m, the summit of the Grande Séolane offers a 360° view of the surrounding mountains and massifs (Tête de l’Estrop, Écrins, Mercantour and even Mont Blanc). The ascent can be done from the South, thanks to the beautiful chimney of Lou Chiminet which does not pose a problem for experienced hikers, at least on the way up, or by the “Normal Route”, to the East, passing through the Col des Thuiles, which is very easy and very well indicated. I personally recommend the ascent by Lou Chiminet and the descent by the “Normal Route” to easily complete the loop. However, be careful of the snowfields that can remain in the corridor at the beginning of the season…

The Parcours des Fées no longer exists, due to lack of funding from cultural institutions, weariness of volunteers, poor reception from local authorities...

The water really seems to be squeezed out of the mountain.

The Parcours des Fées is a contemporary and poetic artistic trail along the Razis waterfall. Since 2010, it has invited visitors to take a different look at a familiar landscape, mixing art and wild nature. A unique experience where we discover 40 unusual works in harmony with the Crévolin setting.

Located at 2575 meters, Tête de la Sestrière offers a beautiful panorama of the valleys below and the mountains that surround it. A magnificent hike from Laverq!

Accessible by a beautiful forest track, the springs come out between two limestone layers. Nice discovery!

At an altitude of 2,575 meters, the Tête de la Sestrière offers a superb 360-degree panorama of the Laverq valley, the Agneliers valley and the summits of Petite Séolane and Grande Séolane, Tête de l'Estrop and the Three Bishoprics.