Itinéraire traversant des zones de pâturage : la présence de chiens de protection (patous) est possible en été. Adoptez les bons réflexes en approchant des troupeaux.





This hike offers lovely views over the valley, and lets you discover life in the mountain pastures. You'll discover the different hamlets of Valloire. You'll pass by the Pont du Diable! Finally, keep your eyes peeled for marmots.
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- Find out about weather conditions before you leave.
- This hike takes place in summer when there is no more snow.
- Inform someone of your itinerary, as communication may be limited.
- It's best to leave in the morning, so as not to be surprised by the dark, and let someone know if you're going alone.
- The routes you take are your own responsibility.
- Choose an itinerary suited to your physical and technical ability. If in doubt, don't hesitate to contact mountain professionals.
- Make sure you're properly equipped for safe hiking and weather conditions.
There are a few things you can do to make your hiking experience safer and more enjoyable. Walking poles (even on the road) improve balance, and regular hydration is essential.
Carry a water bottle and snacks to keep your energy up. Protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen and sunglasses. Don't forget binoculars to add a touch of observation to your adventure.
Finally, check weather conditions and avalanche risks before you set off. Inform someone of your itinerary, as communication may be limited. These small adjustments will help you make the most of your getaway.
Office de Tourisme de Valloire - 13/03/2026
www.valloire.net/
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From 01/05 to 01/11 daily.
Subject to snow conditions.
Phone : 04 79 59 03 96
Email : info@valloire.fr
Website : https://www.valloire.net/
Map references :
Map of Valloire hiking and mountain biking trails, on sale at the tourist office.
IGN map 3435ET VALLOIRE - Aiguilles d'Arves / Col du Galibier is on sale in Valloire shops.
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To keep the mountains a pleasure, choose an activity suited to your level of experience and physical ability. Check the weather and seek advice from qualified professionals, and tell someone about your itinerary. Set off with the right equipment: good shoes and walking poles. In your rucksack, carry a water bottle and snacks to keep your energy levels up, a survival blanket or warm clothing. Protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen and sunglasses. Don't forget binoculars to add a touch of observation to your adventure.
Start: Parking de la Borgé.
1/ Go back down towards the La Vache roundabout.
2/ Take the path behind the Carrefour Montagne store.
3/ Continue towards Chapelle Saint Pierre.
4/ At the end of the chapel, you'll come to a track that can be used as a carriageway. Go up the track to the left for a few hundred metres, then take the path to the right indicated by a yellow sign.
5/ Follow the signs for "Les Verneys" for 1.5km to the bridge next to the Les Verneys chairlift departure station.
6/ Cross the bridge and take the road opposite to the left of "La Boulange".
7/ Go up the street until you come to a crossroads, keep right then 10m further on take the wide track on the left.
8/ Continue on the path between the houses until you come to a footbridge.
9/ Turn left onto a path under the trees and continue on to the Chalets de Beaujournal (ruined sheepfold) and then Les Balais.
10/ Once you've reached the "Les Balais" sign, turn right onto a balcony path until you come to a concrete slab with a metal post (former arrival station for the Crey Rond chairlift).
11/ Take the steep downhill path on the right, which will take you to a hairpin bend following the signs for "Le Serroz".
12/ Just before you reach the houses, take the left-hand track signposted "Le Pont du Diable".
13/ Once you've crossed the footbridge, turn left and follow the signs for "La Borgé".
14/ Along the way, you'll come across 2 cow gates - passage is authorized.
15/ Join the carriageway which descends to the right and turns into a tarmac road to reach the starting point.
Yes. Pets must be kept on a leash.