

Along the River Guisane, between fields and forests, an age-old, often shaded path makes its way from village to village.From the car park, go up the main village street, passing the church and the windmill, and continue along Rue du Lauzet. Then turn left after the Rebanchon gîte to cross the torrent. Turn right just after the bridge and then follow the yellow panels. The path goes around the foot of the Fontenil valley, near the village of the same name, before crossing Les Boussardes. From there, the rest of the trail is on the local tarmac road, leading you to the heart of the valley’s highest village. You follow the same route on the way back.
Village of Le Casset, Le Monêtier-les-Bains
In the evening, the inhabitants of Le Monêtier, Le Casset and Le Lauzet love to run, cycle or walk along this trail, to the gentle purring sound of the River Guisane, which brings a little bit of freshness on hot summer days.
From the N91, follow the D300 for 1 km to the village of Le Casset.
At the entrace to Le Casset
Le Casset bus stop on the Briançon - Le Monêtier-les-Bains line (05voyageurs.com).
Please keep to the path and don’t tread on the vegetation in the meadows. NB: you can opt for the route going back along the old tarmac road.
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