About Fleur Jaune
792 km
96:39 h
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- J&J S3ID3LOctober 15, 2025
The route we've planned today is called Tête Chevalière (Horseman's Head) and, while it doesn't have a prominent peak, is still quite challenging. Today, for the first time, we have to set out in the fog, anxiously awaiting when and if it will clear. We actually wade through the murky mists the entire
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- J&J S3ID3LOctober 14, 2025
In the valley, near the bakery, a heavy, wet fog lingers, forcing the chill under our jackets—what will the weather be like today? Equipped with fresh baguettes, we drive to the start of the tour. The narrow, serpentine road winds its way up the slope, loop after loop, and just as we reach the parking
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- J&J S3ID3LOctober 17, 2025
On the second day, the first morning in the chalet, the weather looks good, so we set off on the must-do hike of the holiday: the Grand Veymont, which is practically right on our doorstep.
It's the highest mountain in the Vercors (although some smart-asses might say: "not the highest in the nature park
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- J&J S3ID3LOctober 14, 2025
On our first hike in the Vercors, we explore a more northerly section of the route because our accommodation is further south, and the various parts of the region are only accessible with long journeys, either via winding mountain passes or major detours. Transferring Junior, still asleep, from his car
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J&J S3ID3L and Fleur Jaune went for a hike.
October 14, 2025
…und auf dem geheimen Hochplateau
03:32
14.3km
4.1km/h
990m
980m
After seeing it at least three times from the Vercors, we can't resist and drive 'over' to the real mountains again.
And we won't even mention "highest of the... massif."
The mission is called Le Taillefer.
Off we go, after first struggling up endless switchbacks by car, and then on foot in switchbacks
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