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The Mortier tunnel is a tunnel in France located in Isère, northwest of Grenoble. On the occasion of the Winter Olympic Games in Grenoble, which took place from February 6 to 18, 1968, a 18.3 km road with a height difference of approximately 1,200 meters was built to connect the Autrans plateau (where some events took place) and the Isère Valley via the villages of St-Quentin and then Toulaud. The route of this road then ended with an underground structure; the Mortier tunnel, 515 meters long and allowing passage under the cliffs of the Pointe de la Buffe. But the engineers of the time who had traced this route had clearly underestimated the risks of landslides. On two occasions, in 1971 (50,000 m3) and then in 1992 (20,000 m3), the road was swept away by huge rock falls from the cliffs overlooking it a few hundred metres from the eastern entrance to the structure. Given the high costs of repair and the risk of further rock falls, local elected officials decided to abandon this route for good. The trench caused by the rock falls can now only be crossed on foot via a chaotic path across a steep slope. With no exit, the Tunnel, accessible only from Autrans, is also abandoned, subject to drafts and the ravages of time.

The camp established at this location, the “C3” was created in the vicinity of Autrans-Méaudre in Vercor in March 1943 to cope with the influx of those refusing to participate in the S.T.O. (Compulsory Work Service). The camp, made up of an average of thirty young men, moved many times for security reasons. It was established here from June 1943 until mid-November. The precariousness of the hut exposed to the wind led the resistance fighters to take up their winter quarters at the Gève refuge during the winter of 1943/1944. The Carteaux camp was still used from mid-May 1944 until the Vercors fighting in June and July 1944 and the order to disperse the resistance fighters given on 23 July. Today (summer 2023), thanks to the work of enthusiasts, this forest cabin has been rebuilt as faithfully as possible, on the same site. It remains open to all, so please respect these places.

Without wanting to be a spoilsport, it is important to remember that the Mortier tunnel is "a passage prohibited to all members of the public, failure to comply with this prohibition incurs the liability of the offender(s)," Noyarey Municipal Decree 2019/064, July 2, 2019.

Culminating at 1,623 meters, La Buffe is the northernmost peak of the western ridge of the Vercors. Belvedere of the Isère valley, you can observe Mont Blanc when the weather is clear.

Hanging on the edge of a cliff, the path offers spectacular views of the valley and the walls of the Vercors massif.

Culminating at an altitude of 1,554 meters on the northern ridge of the Vercors massif, the Bec de l'Orient offers magnificent views of Isère and the Chartreuse massif.

Located on the western ridge of the Vercors massif, this summit culminates at an altitude of 1,609 meters. While overlooking the Fessole meadow, it offers superb views of the Isère valley and the Chambarand.