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Go with the flow: 8km

Credit : Gilles Lansard

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Description

This easy hike through the forest includes a few technical sections.
Detailed description available at the Tourist Office.

Technical informations

This circuit was updated on: 12/04/2024

8 km

1 h 15 mn

max. 1680 m

min. 1401 m

461 m

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Starting point

290 Avenue de Chasseforêt , 73710 Pralognan-la-Vanoise

Lat : 45.381765Lng : 6.721455

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Trail

A fast-growing sport, trail running is one of Pralognan-la-Vanoise's specialties.The village hosts several events all throughout the year: the Inuit trail run during the winter season as well as the legendary Tour des Glaciers de la Vanoise (TGV) and the Trace du Bouquetin during the summer... To continue training in the winter, a 5km long trail running circuit is maintained (free map at the Tourism office).

290 avenue de Chasseforêt 73710 Pralognan-la-Vanoise

- Office de Tourisme de Pralognan -

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Date and time

From 15/05/2024 to 01/11/2024
From 15/05/2025 to 01/11/2025

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Office de Tourisme de Pralognan-la-Vanoise - 11/04/2024
www.pralognan.com
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Guidebook with maps/step-by-step

1. Follow the start of P5: Start: pass behind the Crédit Agricole building then in front of the fire station.
2. Join the hamlet of Le Plan and follow the road around the Plateau.
3. Head up towards the hamlet of Chollière. View of Grande Casse and the Vanoise valley from the top of the Chollière lookout. A few stretches of tarmac road.
4. Then cross the Pont de Chollière to climb to the summit of Rocher Blanc along a comfortable mountain path. Be careful afterwards in the Isertan forest, as roots, tree trunks and rocks litter the path.
5. Cross over at the top of the slalom stadium, then continue along the mountainside on a path - then a carriageable road - that is very gentle as far as the hamlet of Les Fontanettes via the Creuset bridge. Descend to Pralognan on the GR55.