라 베르잔 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Interview with the Alps at the level of the megalithic remains.

Located at an altitude of 1,246 meters, this place offers a wide panorama. At the top of the pyramid sits a Virgin. This construction is a Napoleonic monument. The last restoration dates from 1989 at the initiative of the “Napoleonian International Friendships” association. A panel recalls the history of the monument at the foot of it.

This megalithic site is known as Gnaorou. This name does not appear on IGN maps. It is a word from the local dialect, meaning “in the clouds”. The place offers a magnificent panorama of the Alps.

The Gimel peat bog is located at an altitude of 1,200 meters. It is one of the sources of the Dunerette. The marsh forms a bulge and contains a mosaic of plant groups. It has the particularity of having never been exploited for its peat.

Crêt de Chaussître is located at the southern end of Pilat. It offers a beautiful panorama of the Monts du Velay, Mont Mezenc, the Yssingeaux juices and the high plateaus of Forez.

By mountain bike, the northern accesses are difficult, large stones, very technical. Access by chemin du Teil easier but steep and partly paved. My favorite access is through the east in the woods from Prélager (before arriving at the picnic area, take the small grassy path on the left which descends slightly)

Path laid out in wood, accessible to strollers.

A primitive lake transformed into a bog over the years, colonized by mosses and vegetation. The best known and surely the most beautiful of the Pilat Regional Natural Park.