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Aurillac
Saint-Jacques-Des-Blats

Puy Mary Summit – Puy Peyre-Arse loop from Super Lioran

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France
Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Aurillac
Saint-Jacques-Des-Blats

Puy Mary Summit – Puy Peyre-Arse loop from Super Lioran

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Puy Mary Summit – Puy Peyre-Arse loop from Super Lioran

07:27

21.9km

920m

Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 13, 2025

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Includes a segment that is highly dangerous

A part of this route comprises highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

72 m in total

Waypoints

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Start point

Parking

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1

2.38 km

Col de Rombière

Mountain Pass

2

3.29 km

Ridge line

Highlight • Viewpoint

On the crest line: it is a grassy and flat area, perfect for taking a break or bivouacking with the ringing of cowbells in the summer pasture in the background.

The view is splendid.

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6.14 km

Roland's Breach

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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 …

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7.17 km

Puy Mary Summit

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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 …

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11.2 km

View of the Puy Mary ridgeline

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The ridge taken by the GR4 and connecting Puy Mary to Puy Peyre-Arse is called "Les Fours de Peyre Arse". It offers magnificent views of the Impradine and Jordanne valleys.

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12.5 km

Puy 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 …

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15.5 km

Cabre Pass

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The Col de Cabre at an altitude of 1,526 meters allows you to pass from the Santoire valley to that of the Jordanne. It offers magnificent views of these valleys. …

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16.9 km

Puy Griou Summit

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The last climb up to the summit is quite bumpy, but definitely manageable. In any case, the Puy is an imposing appearance.

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18.4 km

Puy Griou

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On foot or by climbing, this phonolite cone which culminates at 1692m offers a 360° panorama of the Cantal volcano.
To do absolutely.

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21.9 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.7 km

3.73 km

1.46 km

687 m

242 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

15.6 km

2.87 km

1.68 km

770 m

631 m

319 m

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Highest point (1,760 m)

Lowest point (1,290 m)

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