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Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Mauriac
Le Fau

Col de Redondet – Puy Chavaroche loop from Le Fau

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France
Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Mauriac
Le Fau

Col de Redondet – Puy Chavaroche loop from Le Fau

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Col de Redondet – Puy Chavaroche loop from Le Fau

07:01

45.6km

2,410m

Expert run. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Some sure footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 16, 2025

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3.99 km

Ruins

Ruins

2

5.88 km

Shadow Rock

Highlight • Summit

The Roc des Ombres dominates the Vallée du Mars and the Vallée de l'Aspre at an altitude of 1,614 m.

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6.11 km

Brèche d'Enfloquet

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The Brèche d'Enfloquet forms the passage between the Vallée du Mars and the Vallée de l'Aspre.

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6.93 km

Col du Roc d'Auzière

Highlight • Mountain Pass

5

17.2 km

Roc d'Hozières

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The Roc d'Hozières dominates the Mars valley and the Falgoux forest at 1,614 m and thus offers a magnificent view of the Puy Mary.

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19.0 km

Col de Redondet

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Redondet pass, between the Jordanne and Mars valleys (Falgoux circus), offers magnificent views of the latter.

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20.0 km

Puy Chavaroche

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The Puy Chavaroche, which rises to 1736m above sea level, offers a magnificent view of the Cantal mountains along the GR400.

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23.3 km

Bélédat du Cassaïre

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Unlike the Burons, which also served as a living space for cowherds and cheese dairies, the Béledat du Cassaïre (at an altitude of 1600m on the GR400) was only used …

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24.3 km

Cabrespine Hut

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The Cabrespine refuge is a buron on the ridge between Puy Chavaroche and Col de Légal.

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45.6 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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26.1 km

13.9 km

4.91 km

713 m

Surfaces

29.4 km

9.38 km

3.82 km

1.26 km

1.09 km

713 m

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Highest point (1,710 m)

Lowest point (890 m)

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