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Very beautiful view when the sky is clear, remember to take a windbreaker at the summit, you will find ibexes. The area is really very simple and does not require strong hiking / trail experience (for the altitude 2930 I think)

A stunning summit with views of Mont Blanc. The two climbs from the Col des Ayes are relatively steep, but steel cables are installed at the more dangerous sections. The climb north via the Trou du Glaz is a bit longer and a bit easier. The climb east is a bit steeper and more exposed. The view is good, though.

Magnificent 360° view of the North Belledonne massifs, the Grésivaudan valley overlooked by the long cliff of Chartreuse, the Bauges and the foot of Bugey behind the lake of the same name...

Culminating at 2,062 meters above sea level, the Dent de Crolles is the second peak of Chartreuse. Accessible, it offers a vast panorama of the south of Chartreuse, the Belledonne massif and the Grésivaudan valley.

A gentle, green mountain, with excellent views of the neighboring rocky peaks, notably the Bec d'Arguille. The trails here offer excellent flowing single-track in beautiful surroundings, on multi-use trails. They are used by a whole range of other users, so be sure to look out for them!

2nd highest peak in the Chartreuse. Looks impressive from afar with its sheer wall. There are 2 routes to go up there, the Trou du Glaz, and the pas de l'oeil. By the step of the eye from the Col des Ayes it is very steep at the beginning then on the balcony, then we arrive on the technical part with a chain to climb a small steep path. Be careful, this part is quite slippery on the stones and a little exposed in a fault in the cliff. Overall it's going well, you just have to be a little concentrated. The view at the top is amazing. The bivouac without tent is authorized there. Waking up in the early morning with the chamois is exceptional!

The walk on the ridges with its many viewpoints over Belledonne is superb

This summit offers a breathtaking 360° view and is located in the sensitive natural space of the Hauts de Chartreuse. This habitat is home to the black grouse, from which the nearby Col du Coq takes its name.