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Puy-Saint-Vincent

Glaciers, rivers and meadows in the Ecrins

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France
Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur
Provence
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Briançon
Puy-Saint-Vincent

Glaciers, rivers and meadows in the Ecrins

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Glaciers, rivers and meadows in the Ecrins

07:10

63.7km

1,830m

This gravel ride extends over gravel paths and some singletrack along and through Parc National des Ecrins. This is one of the most beautiful and most elevated natural parks in …

Last updated: July 5, 2024

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66 m in total

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4.96 km

Vallon de Narreyroux

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A river flows in the wide valley of Narreyroux and there is an abandoned village with several mountain huts. At the end of the valley is a large waterfall.

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6.74 km

Panorama over Vallouise

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Step off and enjoy the panoramic view. At the top left you see the small village of Puy Ailloud, in the valley lies Vallouise and on the other side you …

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11.5 km

Rotsen Crête de la Coste l'Ase

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You can see the rock formation of Crête de la Coste l'Ase from a great distance above Puy Saint Vincent. There is a gravel path just in front of the …

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12.0 km

Col de la Pousterle

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After a long, unpaved climb, you reach the top of Col de la Pousterle. From here, you have stunning views over the Vallouise valley and Puy Saint Vincent. Once on …

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17.7 km

Gravel climb of the Pousterle

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A long, sometimes steep, but fantastically beautiful gravel gravel bike and MTB climb up from Puy-Saint-Vincent towards Col de la Pousterle. On this quiet side of the mountain you rarely …

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27.9 km

Lebrun Castle

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The plateau between les Têtes and Château Le Brun is a beautiful flowery Alpine meadow. At an altitude of approximately 2000 meters you cycle along a cart track and enjoy …

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31.7 km

View of the Fournel Valley

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View from the other side of the Col de la Pousterle, close to Puy Saint Vincent. I like to light the barbecue here or interrupt my journey for a well-deserved stop with a view.

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47.6 km

Gravel in the Vallouise valley

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Along the La Gyronde river in the valley, several gravel paths run right through the meadows. On the horizon, you can see the imposing Mont Pelvoux (3,946m).

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63.5 km

Mountain hotel Saint Roch

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Mountainhotel Saint Roch in Puy Saint Vincent is the starting point for the greatest adventures in the Ecrins National Park, located in the Southern French Alps and perhaps the most …

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63.7 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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38.9 km

16.7 km

5.18 km

2.29 km

408 m

204 m

Surfaces

43.5 km

11.5 km

7.83 km

458 m

449 m

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Corresponds approx.to SAC 1.
Intermediate
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Corresponds approx. to SAC 2-3.
Expert
More than 5 hours long or 3000 ft. of elevation gain. Requires very good fitness.Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
Corresponds approx. to SAC 4–6.
Technical difficulty rating based on the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) Hiking Scale.
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