20의 생-외제브-앙-샹소르가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Gorges de l'Infernet is a spectacular canyon carved by the Souloise River, offering you a spectacle of steep rock formations and lush vegetation. You'll hike along narrow, steep gorges, with towering cliffs and striking geological features providing an impressive backdrop. Along the trail, you may even spot local wildlife, such as peregrine falcons and wild goats.

Climb with double-digit gradients in certain points.

At times challenging climb with practically non-existent traffic. Panorama of indescribable beauty.

Magnificent Switchbacks! Real mountain road. When you arrive from Devoluy, discovering the view of Champsaur is absolutely magnificent. The descent is also very beautiful and fun but beware it remains a pass open to traffic even if the latter remains very light.

The Col de Noyer is a French mountain pass that separates the valleys of Champsaur and the Dévoluy region, in the Hautes-Alpes department. At an altitude of 1664 m, it is located between the Pic Ponsin and the Tête du Tourneau. It crosses the eastern ridge of the Dévoluy limestone massif.

The Chaillol village resort is located at an altitude of 1600 meters in the Champsaur valley. Its location allows it to offer a varied and sunny ski area, with activities for all levels and a range of comfortable accommodation.

Spectacular view. Two different atmospheres on each of the two arrivals, one very mineral, the other more bucolic.

Magnificent path to reach the Gleize pass from the Gleize peak, after a somewhat technical descent, this balcony path offers magnificent views and passes along beautiful cliffs. Attention, (info from August 14, 2023) the walkway is indicated as closed when you take it from the Col de Gleize, I took it the other way and nothing was indicated, but indeed a section mountain collapsed taking the balcony path with it, in very dry weather like today, the mixture of dried mud and stone holds (to be passed with caution, however), but not to be done in rainy or humid weather or in thaw because the ground must move and it is very steep or even vertical so it is better to avoid it.