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The Rolland Breach was mildly challenging for this 72yo when dry. Descending in the wet would need good grippy footwear. There is an alternative GR400 track bypass

This spot in the mountains is known as the "Breche de ROLAND." However, the name doesn't originate from the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, but rather must be located in the far west of the country, on the border between France and Spain. There, in the northern Pyrenees, the legend of Roland as a brave fighter against the Saracens (who had occupied large parts of the Iberian Peninsula) in the service of Emperor Charlemagne is rooted.

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Salers is a municipality in the Cantal department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. The town is a completely preserved small town from the Renaissance period, with private and public buildings, city walls, defensive towers and a church. It was included in the association of the most beautiful villages in France. Despite its small population of around 300 inhabitants, the town is a historical, cultural and agricultural center in the sparsely populated mountain region of the Monts du Cantal. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salers

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At an altitude of 1,588 meters, the Pas de Peyrol is located between the Puy Mary and the Puy de la Tourte. It is known to be the highest road pass in the Massif Central and is worth it, because the last few kilometers have high percentages. There you can admire Puy Mary which peaks at an altitude of 1,783 metres. It is one of the peaks of the Cantal mountains. It is easily recognizable with its pyramidal silhouette.

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Classified among the “Most Beautiful Villages of France”, Salers is perched at an altitude of 950 meters, in the heart of the Cantal mountains. Its reputation is due to its terroir but also to its medieval heritage. Discover the volcanic stones of this small town and don't miss out on tasting Salers meat, renowned for its unique flavor.

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In a wind that dehorns the oxen, sublime landscapes in all seasons!

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Great all-round view. Even though the entire ascent from the parking lot is concrete, it still remains steep.

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This spot in the mountains is known as "Breche de ROLAND". However, the origin of the name does not fit into the Auvergne Rhône Alpes region, but must be located in the very west of the country, on the border region between France and Spain. There, in the north of the Pyrenees Mountains, is the home of the legend of Roland as a brave fighter against the Saracens (who had occupied large parts of the Iberian Peninsula) in the service of Emperor Charlemagne.

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The Brèche de Roland is located on the long ridge that connects Puy Mary to Peyre-Arse. Its name was given to it in reference to the breach of the same name in the Pyrenees. This breach located at an altitude of 1,647 meters is a delicate passage of the GR 4. Made up of alternating ash beds and scoriaceous strata, it can become slippery in rainy weather.

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The Breche de Roland, whose name obviously refers to that of the Pyrenees, is the only delicate passage on the magnificent crest of the Fours de Peyre Arse.

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Despite an altitude of 1,783 meters, Puy Mary is not the highest peak in Cantal but it is undoubtedly the most famous. Classified as a “Grand Site de France”, and with an almost perfect pyramid shape, it is the vestige of the largest volcano in Europe with its 70 kilometers in diameter.

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If it is not the highest peak in Cantal, Puy Mary is undoubtedly the most famous. Classified as a Grand site in France, and with an almost perfect pyramidal shape, it is the remnant of the largest volcano in Europe (70 km in diameter!).

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Unlike the Burons, which also served as a living space for cowherds and cheese dairies, the Béledat du Cassaïre (at an altitude of 1600m on the GR400) was only used to shelter sick animals and the herd during bad weather. A buron located a few dozen meters away therefore fulfilled its function for the cowherd. Part of the pastoral heritage and dating from the 18th century, it has recently been restored.

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Unlike the Burons, which also served as a living space for cowherds and cheese dairies, the Béledat du Cassaïre (at an altitude of 1600m on the GR400) was only used to shelter sick animals and the herd during bad weather. A buron located a few dozen meters away therefore fulfilled its function for the cowherd. Part of the pastoral heritage and dating from the 18th century, it has recently been restored.

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Gorgeous on arrival! Nice place to stop and rehydrate!

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Great view at the top!

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Magnificent view from the top of Puy Mary!

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A Béledat was used to shelter calves and sick animals. This was restored in 2020 with the help of local craftsmen. The origin of the site would be from the 18th century. It measures 11 x 4.5 meters, with walls one meter sixty thick. All covered in Lauze.

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