보쟈니 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Lac de l'Ane is a mountain lake in the Belledonne massif, located at an altitude of 2,400 m. It is rarely visited, and ibex are regularly seen there.

Beautiful hike despite being steep

La Vilette is the highest hamlet in the commune of Vaujany. Between the houses and the chairlift, there are delightful trails, the pretty Flumet stream, and superb viewpoints, notably of the Fare waterfall in the distance.

Shortly before the Fare waterfall, the view of the Vaujany resort nestled in the middle of the Grandes Rousses massif is superb.

The Fare waterfall, nestled in the Grandes Rousses massif, is a breathtaking natural spectacle. This imposing waterfall cascades down the rock faces, creating a refreshing and soothing spectacle for visitors.

Very nice climb. The road to the top changes with the landscape and gradually becomes less good. No more loose gravel seen. No problem at all on the way up, but pay close attention at first on the descent. There was minimal traffic.

Very demanding climb but the landscapes are worth the detour!! Much less frequented than other major passes in the Alps.

It is one of the great discoveries of the French Alps in my last decade. It is not a mountain pass because it only has one road side. On foot (or even with a Gravel bike), once you reach the top, you can reach the Lac de Grand-Maison, connecting with the final stretch of the climb to the Col de Glandon or the Col de la Croix-de-Fer . The climb to Col de Sabot has a gradient of 1,253 meters, 14.5 km in length with an average slope of 8.9%. It is a very tough port. It has 2 parts that are very well differentiated in every sense: - The first, until reaching Vaujany (about 5 km) is a very wide road, perfectly paved, with some traffic and hardly any views of the valley. - The second is a very narrow road, with a lot of gravel, hardly any traffic and views of the alpine meadows. In a quiet environment where only the sounds of the mountain can be heard.