20의 퓌생빈센트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Beautiful plateau that is reached after a long climb with a beautiful view

The Chambran plateau, known as Chambran, has the label of natural park and thus constitutes an area of ecological, fauna and flora interest. This status means it is strongly protected. The landscapes there are fantastic. If it is the starting point for many hikes to the peaks, it is also enough to be a superb hiking destination.

In Occitan, the pousterle is a small gate (a postern). It comes from the Latin posterula, which means the back door. This toponym sometimes refers to a pass, which is a gate between two valleys. Glaciers carved out this gate where an arm passed between the glacier that occupied the Fournel valley and the one that flowed into the Vallouise valley.

Maximum point reached by both the road (in summer) and the chairlift (in winter) In all seasons, with good weather, a 360° spectacle guaranteed on the splendid peaks of the Dauphiné! the climb remains manageable up to approximately 100 m. below the arrival square of the lifts, here you arrive in double figures and you also need to push the bike a little, but the show pays off in a big way! for the descent you can choose the road or a route (S1-S2) which starts just below and which roughly follows the same itinerary. The road also has some challenging sections (uneven surfaces, potholes and steep sections) but overall it remains an S1. I haven't been able to evaluate the other tracks that start on the side of the dirt road, but I think there is something for all tastes... the only way is to try them!

Col de la Pousterle, our home climb and place to have bbq's. Views over the Ecrins.

A very beautiful bike park which opens onto many circuits

The pass offers a small wooded plateau from which many hikes and cross-country skiing or hiking trails start. A car park not far away as well as a refuge allow easy access. A rock bar has been converted into a climbing spot for the summer.

Small wild summit which offers a superb view of the Fournel valley and the Tête de Dormillouse massif. The access from the Col de la Pousterle is rather accessible at the start, then becomes more difficult towards the arrival at the summit, with an ascent on a small, somewhat steep and windy ridge.