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Be careful, if in summer it is a fairly easy passage, in winter, as the surrounding slopes are steep, it is more prudent to have crampons

Magnificent avenue of century-old ash trees. Unfortunately, as of 2022, more than half of them had to be uprooted, almost 2/3 because of Asian fungi dating from 2008 which make them fragile (they break and fall) and kill them. Link with global warming...very possible... The ONF is trying to save what is and replant...let's hope it works. From the Correrie museum to the monastery, about 1km and between 15 and 30 minutes.

Magnificent summit above the Col de la Ruchère, offering you one of the most beautiful panoramas of the Chartreuse.

Open since 1957, the Grande Chartreuse museum bears witness to the life of the Carthusians. The first monks settled in the valley in 1087 before gradually developing and shaping it. As the monastery is not accessible to the public, this museum provides a good overview of their way of life.

A crossroads perched at an altitude of 1,645 meters, you can observe the Col de Léchaud and Col du Frêt as well as Mount Outheran and the Bauges massif in the background.

Culminating at 2,026 meters above sea level, the Grand Som is one of the emblematic peaks of the Chartreuse. Located in the heart of the massif, it offers a variety of extraordinary views. It is possible to access it in a loop, but the round trip from the Col de Bonivant is more interesting for a trail outing.

Even if you do not visit the museum in the Correrie, the buildings and gardens around it are worth a short visit.

If you walk from the Col de la Ruchère down to the Habert de Billon, there's a perfect picknick spot just under the col, at the edge of the woods.