


Nice walk in the mountain pastures, to discover the "Quatre mille du Beaumont": Colombier, Côte-Belle, Côte-Rouge and Mont-de-Rousse.
A hike where marmots are often present.
Parking:
From La Mure, take the N85 (Route Napoléon) and after Les Essarts turn left on the D212 which will bring you to Saint-Michel-en-Beaumont. After the hamlet of Villelonge turn left onto the D212F. Park in a car park along the D212F, near the Col de Parquetout.
Itinerary :
Take the forest track "Tour du Valbonnais-Beaumont" to the Clos de l'Alpe hut. Continue on the contour line on the side of Mont-de-Rousse to the Plainet (1490m). The path turns due north and crosses the magnificent Bois des Trente.
You join the Col de Parquetout road which you take to the right to find the car.
All year round daily.
Matheysine Tourisme - 19/09/2025
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Topo guides references :
The Pays de Corps / IGN TOP 25 map n°3336 OT La Mure / Valbonnais.
Map references :
Refer to the GPX track.
Phone :
04 76 81 05 71
04 76 30 03 85
Email :
contact@matheysine-tourisme.com
tourisme@villedecorps.fr
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Ground
Not suitable for strollers
The N85, between Grenoble and Vallauris, follows part of the route taken by Napoleon I on his return from the Island of Elba, at the start of the Hundred Days.
From the Col de Parquetout, follow the road uphill, pass two hairpin bends then take the path on your right (follow the yellow markings) to the crossroads "Bois des Trente" until the "cabane des Trente", which you will leave on your right to reach the place called "Aiguebelle". There, continue on the path on your right, and climb along the shoulder to the "Bergerie du Clos de l'Alpe". Leaving the yellow markings, the first path on your right will take you along the contour lines to the "Haut Col" where you will find the yellow markings, then to the "Plainet". There, take the track on the right, which will take you through the magnificent Bois de Trente to the "Cabane des Trente", to return by the same path as on the outward journey.
Yes. Kept on a leash