크리솔로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

https://youtu.be/JFu9Uf70ECw?si=5jd76ATJkKHsYo-D Pushing up a manageable, sustainable steep section from the lake. Then it's like a high plateau, and from here you can roll down towards the Ubaye Valley via Longet without much difficulty. I initially planned to reach the Ubaye Valley via the Noir, but it was so steep to push that I quickly switched to the Blanchet/Longet route. The two passes start more or less 100 meters from the lake. I can't imagine that going down to the lake would be any fun on the Noir either.

Good physical fitness and a good sense of direction are required; trails are not always marked. Mountaineering gear: poles, appropriate clothing, and footwear are essential.

The altitude of Col Blanchet needs to be corrected, it is 2897 metres

A beautiful hike with diverse environments and colors, from pastures, lakes, and rocky valleys. The climb to the summit is quite strenuous (especially for us, starting in the morning from sea level), but it's worth it.

To shorten the hike, it's best to take the chairlift to the Helios refuge, saving almost two hours of dirt road that passes by the Savigliano refuge. There aren't any major difficulties, except for the very last few meters where it climbs very steeply.

Located a few kilometers from Bobbio Pellice in the Pis della Rossa area, in the Carbonieri valley, the refuge is located in a splendid place where you can spend one or more days with family or friends surrounded by nature.

The Barbara Lowrie refuge is located in Pis della Rossa, in the Carbonieri valley of Bobbio Pellice. It was built in 1928 by a Canadian couple, Walter and Barbara Lowrie, who used it as a hunting lodge. Later, they sold it to the CAI UGET who turned it into a refuge, inaugurating it in 1931. It has a capacity of 24 beds and is open every day from May to October with bar service, restaurant and overnight stay. For more information, visit the refuge website: https://www.rifugiobarbara.it.

Very tough climb, from Pontechianale to the Helios refuge, pedalable with overturning slopes, from the refuge to the summit all portage and push. But the descent is one of the most beautiful I've ever done