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Very pretty nipple, the climb is worth it!

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To be completely honest, I personally lack the imagination needed to picture the Roman goddess Venus – born of foam, who, according to ancient myths, emerges from the sea – in this beautiful mountain landscape (see, for example, the famous painting by Botticelli =>> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Sandro_Botticelli_-_La_nascita_di_Venere_-_Google_Art_Project_-_edited.jpg ). Additional photos of this place can be found in the hiking highlight of the same name at =>> https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/3390815

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The Rolland Breach was mildly challenging for this 72yo when dry. Descending in the wet would need good grippy footwear. There is an alternative GR400 track bypass

This spot in the mountains is known as the "Breche de ROLAND." However, the name doesn't originate from the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, but rather must be located in the far west of the country, on the border between France and Spain. There, in the northern Pyrenees, the legend of Roland as a brave fighter against the Saracens (who had occupied large parts of the Iberian Peninsula) in the service of Emperor Charlemagne is rooted.

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In a wind that dehorns the oxen, sublime landscapes in all seasons!

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a 360° view of the Cantal, Lozère, Puy de Dôme... breathtaking

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Great all-round view. Even though the entire ascent from the parking lot is concrete, it still remains steep.

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Puy de Peyre Arse has a distinctive double top. It stands out in a wide area. It can also be very windy. Nice view of the other peaks and valleys of the Cantal.

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Magnificent hike with a big climb to reach the lead of Cantal (1855m altitude). It is better to take a jacket (it is very cold up there). The hike takes between 2h and 3h45 (with a break).

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This spot in the mountains is known as "Breche de ROLAND". However, the origin of the name does not fit into the Auvergne Rhône Alpes region, but must be located in the very west of the country, on the border region between France and Spain. There, in the north of the Pyrenees Mountains, is the home of the legend of Roland as a brave fighter against the Saracens (who had occupied large parts of the Iberian Peninsula) in the service of Emperor Charlemagne.

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The Brèche de Roland is located on the long ridge that connects Puy Mary to Peyre-Arse. Its name was given to it in reference to the breach of the same name in the Pyrenees. This breach located at an altitude of 1,647 meters is a delicate passage of the GR 4. Made up of alternating ash beds and scoriaceous strata, it can become slippery in rainy weather.

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The Breche de Roland, whose name obviously refers to that of the Pyrenees, is the only delicate passage on the magnificent crest of the Fours de Peyre Arse.

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The Puy de Peyre-Arse dominates the Impradine, Santoire and Jordanne valleys at an altitude of 1,806 meters and offers magnificent views of these valleys. It is also the starting point of a magnificent ridge line called "Les Fours de Peyre Arse" towards Puy Mary.

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The Puy de Peyre-Arse dominates the Impradine, Santoire and Jordanne valleys at an altitude of 1,806 meters and offers magnificent views of these valleys. It is also the starting point of a magnificent ridge line called "Les Fours de Peyre Arse" towards Puy Mary.

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Despite an altitude of 1,783 meters, Puy Mary is not the highest peak in Cantal but it is undoubtedly the most famous. Classified as a “Grand Site de France”, and with an almost perfect pyramid shape, it is the vestige of the largest volcano in Europe with its 70 kilometers in diameter.

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If it is not the highest peak in Cantal, Puy Mary is undoubtedly the most famous. Classified as a Grand site in France, and with an almost perfect pyramidal shape, it is the remnant of the largest volcano in Europe (70 km in diameter!).

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The Plomb du Cantal, with its 1,855 meters of altitude, is the highest peak in Cantal and the second in the Massif Central. It is located on a ridge line (from the puy de Bâne to the rock of Sagne du Porc) which separates the valleys of Cère, Alagnon, Brezons and Lagnon.

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The Plomb du Cantal with its 1,855m altitude is the highest peak in Cantal and the second in the Massif Central. It is located on a ridge line (from Puy de Bâne to Rocher de la Sagne du Porc) which separates the valleys of Cère, Alagnon, Brezons and Lagnon.

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The Téton de Vénus dominates the bottom of the Cirque de Font d'Alagnon at an altitude of 1,669 metres. The view from its summit is magnificent.

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