Explore CAMPING MUNICIPAL LE GOURET in Aiguilles

Beautiful views for these three lakes each offering everyone their own atmosphere From the top of the car park, turn right and cross a bridge.1 - Go left between the houses and leave the village. Take the left path and continue on the main road until you reach a house. Cross the road to access the house and go up a steep path for a few metres before reaching a track.2 - Turn left on the track and a fast right onto a path. Move up the curves, leave the ruins of Eygliers on the right and continue the ascent. Cross a track and a path, keep climbing until you reach the crest of the Serre de l'Aigle.3 - Pass through the valley of Malrif, turn left on the levelled path at the beginning and at the ascent to reach the end which leads to the first of the lakes of Malrif: Grand Laus (many cattle tracks make orientation a little difficult to follow the red and white marks of the GR). When reaching this first lake, turn left to reach the other two. The same route is used for the return.

This round trip circuit allows you to reach the villages of Aiguilles and Abriès Cross one of the two bridges, turn left and head up the Guil on a good forest track.1 - At the first intersection, go down to the left. Cross the Guil again and take a right onto the road. Exit Aiguilles and cross the river once again at the old power plant.2 - Go up a few curves on a forest track, reach some fields and take left. Continue on the track until you reach a road. 3 - Turn right and cross the Gouret campsite. Continue on the flat track until the Pont de Guil. Cross the bridge to reach Abriès.

Pretty and fun, this sequence of switchbacks in the undergrowth is ideal to perfect one's technique. Cross one of the two bridges and turn right on a track. Cross a stream, turn left and go up the Chanteloube forest road. Continue on this forest road that flattens after a short steep climb.1 - At the sign "pierre plate" (skidding area), turn left onto a wide grassy trail towards Prats-Bas. Take a left once on the road, and go up to reach Prats-Haut.2 - Enter the village and turn almost at 180°; on the left at the fountain. Pass in between houses and go up on false flat on the grassy hillside.3 - Go to the other side of the mountain, enter the forest and follow the marked trail that alternates between short descents and short ascents.4 - Reach a forest track by a skidding area, continue for 50m in ascending false flat and take the well-marked trail on the left. Take the ascending track that flattens and ends up in a bumpy technical part.5 - Crossing a track, continue straight on for 10m and turn left at the Bois Forant point. Go down a clean and rolling single track that goes from switchback to switchback. Emerge on a broader path, turn right and reach the Chanteloube forest road (ascending path).6 - Turn right and follow the track until Aiguilles.

Beautiful and enjoyable hike with the freshness of the forest. Ideal for beginners. Cross one of the two bridges, turn left and head up the Guil on a forest track.1 - Take a right at the first intersection. Turn right again at the next crossing. Continue up the forest road until an intersection at an altitude of 1 740m.2 - A track does a hairpin bend and another goes on straight. Continue straight. The path alternates between ascending and descending false flats.3 - After a slightly longer descent, at a height of 1,730m take the correct track on the left. Ignore a forest road coming from the right and continue the descent towards Aiguilles.4 - Regain the Gouret campsite, cross it and 200m later, take the large gravel path on the right. Continue until you reach the fields.5 - Cross, turn right and reach the Guil. Cross the river by a bridge and take a left onto the road. Reach Aiguilles and the point of departure taking the D947.

Agréable balade parsemée d’explicatifs sur la faune montagnarde Du parking continuer le sentier dans la direction de la route. Après 300 m croiser un chemin et rester sur la gauche.1- Tourner à droite 100 m plus loin. Suivre le goulet qui remonte assez droit, s’arrêter 20m avant la forêt et tourner à droite.2- Laisser la ruine à droite et remonter en diagonale.3- Rejoindre un plateau, prendre à droite jusqu’à la fourmilière (panneau). Le retour se fait part le même chemin.

Fast and refreshing hike with a pretty down-sloping single track in the Mélézin. Cross one of the two bridges, turn left and head up the Guil on a forest track. Take a right at the first intersection. 1 - Turn right again at the next crossing. Continue up on the trail to an altitude of 1 740m. 2 - A track does a hairpin bend and another goes on straight. Continue straight. The path alternates between ascending and descending false flats. Continue for 6km on this track until you reach a characteristic turning area.3 - From here, take the single track on the left. Go down through the forest using a well-rolling trail with a few hairpins and steps.4 - Reach a forest track and turn left. Continue the track towards Aiguilles to the Gouret camp site. Cross the camp site and take the large gravel pathon the left 200m after the camp site. Continue until you reach the fields.5 - Cross, turn right and reach the Guil. Cross the river by a bridge and take a left onto the road. Reach Aiguilles and the point of departure taking the D947.

The balcony trail, out to discover the ancient hamlets of mountain pastures. At the top of the parking lot, follow the hairpin bend on the left and at the exit, immediately take the road going up on the right. Follow this road until it becomes a dirt road.1 - From here, turn left and take a rising false flat track. Leave a sheep pen on the right and follow the track going down.2 - Reach a cabin, turn right onto the quickly shrinking track leading to the bottom of the valley in the forgotten hamlet of the Bertins.3 - Reach the GR58, turn left and take the single track. First, follow the bottom of the valley, then join the left mountain slope left continue on the balcony trail. Cross the hamlet of Malrif and after a technical passage (porting is possible), find a balcony single track. Stay on the mountain slope until reaching Abriès and the parking area.

Fast, beautiful and efficient, an alternative to the Bertins and perfect for tight schedules. At the top of the parking lot, follow the hairpin bend on the left and at the exit, immediately take the road going up on the right. Follow this road until it becomes a dirt road.1 - From here, turn left and take a rising false flat track.2 - At the point "the Chatelard", turn left and descend towards the Tirail. Cross the hamlet, continue the descent to reach the GR 58.3 - Turn left and follow the GR to Abriès.

Entouré de sommets mythiques du Queyras, vous ne saurez plus où donner de la tête. Traverser le village du Roux. Continuer sur une piste forestière au travers d’une forêt de mélèzes. Un peu après la chapelle St Antoine, monter à droite. Continuer la piste jusqu’au torrent du col Saint Martin.1- Sortir de la forêt et traverser le torrent, continuer 300 m sur la piste. Quitter la piste qui fait une épingle à gauche et continuer le long du torrent. Rejoindre une pelouse alpine et un champ de graminées. Suivre le vallon jusqu’au col St Martin.2- Franchir le col et descendre en Italie par un chemin caillouteux et raide. Suivre ce sentier pendant quelques centaines de mètres et tourner à droite. Traverser un éboulis et prendre à gauche pour aller au refuge du Lac Vert. En arrivant du col St Martin, face au refuge, prendre à droite et remonter dans des éboulis sur un chemin plus technique et rejoindre le col Valpréveyre.3- Descendre le vallon du Bouchet par un pierrier un peu raide qui devient rapidement herbeux et moins pentu. Continuer jusqu’au hameau de Valpréveyre. Au niveau de Valpréveyre, traverser le torrent, emprunter à gauche la route sur 50 m, puis tourner à droite et gravir la dernière petite montée. Rester à niveau jusqu’à atteindre le Roux.

Easy hike to discover the religious heritage of Le Roux. From the parking lot at the entrance of the village, reach the church on top of the hamlet, continue along the main road until you pass a gate at the exit of the village and continue on the track (GR). Pass the Saint-Antoine de Padou chapel, leave a path on the right and reach the end of the track.1 - Cross the stream, get on a path towards the ruins of the Montette, cross them and reach the Sainte Marie Madeleine chapel at the top of the hamlet. Turn right (PR) and continue on the rising false flat in the valley of the Col de Saint Martin. Please note the trail is not marked, follow the cairns and the yellow tags.2 - After1km, take the path on the right, cross the stream again and reach the track 50meters above. Follow the slightly descending track and quickly take a path on the left. After 200m on this path, reach the point"Ancien canal" and continue on a wide path rising slightly.3 - At Pra Roubaud, go through the hamlet downhill, cross a stream and reach the Saint Joseph's Oratory overlooking Le Roux. Go down a good path to reach Le Roux and the main road (GR). Turn left to reach the church, go down to the village to reach the parking lot.

An ideal hike for families A downhill hike from the top of the Chalvet cable car to a magnificent viewpoint over the Clarée valley. Don't miss the military pill at the top of the Rocher diseur, a witness to the Second World War. Highest point: 2135 m (Arrival of the Chalvet gondola) Type of route: loop Distance: 5 km Duration: 1 h 30 (+ 10 min ascent in the gondola) Up: 85 m Down: 370 m ITINERARY 1. Take the Chalvet cable car (behind the Tourist Office) 2. On arrival, turn left towards the Terrasses restaurant 3. Continue straight ahead on the track towards Rocher diseur. 4. At Sous le rocher diseur, go straight up the rocky spur towards Rocher diseur. At the top, you can admire a large part of the Clarée valley and in the distance Briançon and its forts. On your right, you will find a military pill 5. Go back the way you came, first under the "rocher diseur", then straight ahead on the track until you come to a crossroads with a path going down on your right, heading back to Montgenèvre. 6. Take the path, which takes you back to the heights of the village. Go down the rue de la Combe. Turn left onto Rue du Rocher de Dix Heures, then left again onto Rue du Praya. At the bottom of Rue du Praya, turn left into Rue de l'Eglise to return to the Tourist Office.

On the outskirts of La Vachette, in the direction of Névache, discover Flower Camping Le Montana ***: a family campsite on a human scale, equipped with cottages, tents, pods, geodesic domes and a heated swimming pool.

In the valley of Buffère at 2076 m, open summer / winter, for a gourmet stopover, your hiker step or the base camp of your nature stay This former alpine chalet comfortably rehabilitated by Nadette and Claude Devalle is accessible on foot during Summer in 45 minutes from the nearest parking place and during Winter on skis or snowshoes in 2 hours from the village of Névache, Ville-Haute . It is equipped with 30 places in rooms from 2 to 6 people, bathrooms with hot showers, a library lounge area. Its cuisine is healthy and refined (fruits, vegetables, eggs, bread ... organic origin and / or from our Hautes Alpes county). In summer the very comfortable Chalet Marguianne offers 12 additional places with 5 rooms from 1 to 4 people. Nadette, Claude and their team welcome you in these chalets that will surprise you with the will to stay or come back. GTA - FFRP - Via Alpina

In the heart of the Haute Vallée de la Clarée, the “Marins des Cimes” event takes offshore racing sailors on a journey between the sea and the mountains! Vendée Globe, Transat J. Vabre, Mini... Majestic! The event was born from a meeting with two sailors at the Buffère refuge. The complementarity and similarity of the two offshore and mountain racing activities becomes obvious. This event aims to promote the promotion of ski touring, the meeting between Sailors and Mountaineers through the commitment of exceptional women on a human, environmental and sporting level... And finally, to contribute to the discovery of our alpins territories. The navigators, accompanied by their High Mountain guide, will go from refuge to refuge! Evening in Buffère with video projector to discover their atypical life on their boat...

Terzo Alpini is a refuge located in the Vallée Étroite, at an altitude of 1780 m. It is part of the commune of Névache. The Vallée Etroite is part of the commune of Névache, and is a listed and protected site.

Small cozy alpine hut, nestled at an altitude of 2223 m in the gentle Clarée valley. It is located on a mound between larches, high steep walls and beautiful valleys with rounded shapes. Originality of the refuge: near the refuge, you can spend a night in a traditional Mongolian house: a yurt of about 20 square meters, provided with 5 beds with real duvets. Meals and toilets at the refuge. Atmosphere and comfort guaranteed! All the contrasting atmosphere of this beautiful Cerces massif is there.

Located in the magnificent Clarée valley in the Hautes-Alpes, the completely rebuilt Laval refuge offers a warm and comfortable welcome.

Simple refuge with a authentic atmosphere true the mountain values. During summer, the access to the refuge is an easy day family hike. Permanent catering. Most of the products used in the kitchen or on sale are local (cheese, meat, Savoy beers, etc.), organic (flour, chocolate, tea, sugar, muesli, etc.) or fair trade (coffee). Waste sorting, energy supply to the refuge is completely ecological. Raising people's awareness of the importance of ecology, maintaining wilderness areas, the role of mountain farming for the environment...

Water always finds a way! It seeps into the ground, it moves, it erodes and carves. When the rocks are too hard, the water turns away and looks for an easier way. By its actions, the water erodes rocks and dissolved minerals and carries them away in an anarchic movement. Enriched with gypsum and limestone, water can be in the open here. The limestone will bring forward and trap all kinds of elements (leaves, pines, dead branches).)

From the slope, the view opens up to the lower valley of the Guil. To the left we see the snow-covered Roche des Clots and following on is the Sommet Bucher. At the back, the Point de la Saume and the Pic d'Escreins are also visible.

Following the donation of Louis XIV to embed Catholicism in the Queyras, several chapels were built. They are all built in the same style: the bell tower is built into a wall, the choir is to the east. They are built on an elongated ground plan, with an A-frame roof in schist.

Sheeps play a key role in maintaining the biodiversity. Indeed, the landscapes have been shaped by their presence and their needs in grazing areas and in mowing meadows. The environment has gradually evolved, the large forests have lost in land by giving way to grasslands and biodiversities. Today, without pastoralism, the areas tend to close up and lose their diversity. Careful, excessive exploitation also causes a decrease in biodiversity. A good organization of pastures requires regular monitoring and respecting the life cycle of plants.

By gravity, the water seeps. Sometimes it passes areas which are heated by volcanic activity. The water heats, dissolves minerals it carries and charges up in carbon dioxide. Lightened by the carbon dioxide, it goes back up and retrieves minerals. Once in the open area, the chemical reaction (high level of CO2, air, water movement) allows the limestone to deposit itself on everything it touches. Strategically place any object for several months in the water, it will be petrified.

In spring, the chamois leave the forest which fed and protected them during the winter. Little by little, they go in search of the first tufts of grass. The males find their solitary life they will lead until the rutting (early November). As for the females, they isolate themselves in June to give birth. They prefer ridges and steep and difficult places of access where predators will have a hard time getting to. After a week, the female and the kid join the herd.

Going up the forest trail, views of the Guil valley reveal themselves. In the background, you can see the peaks of La Plate and Croseras bounded by the Dent du Ratier mountain. Closer, on the right, the peak of Agrenier overlooks the Guil valley.

Nice view of the Lombard valley. To the right, we see Mounts Serre de l'Aigle and Petit Rochebrune at the bottom of the valley.

Water, the source of life, is becoming a major issue for our civilization. The mountains are huge reservoirs that must be preserved. In Queyras, our forefathers valued this precious resource and each village has several fountains.

Commonly known as firebug, this inodorous bug mesures about 1cm. It lives in small groups often at the base of trees and feeds mainly on seeds. It can also eat the eggs of other insects and even dead insects. Mating occurs in spring, it is amazing due to the fact that it lasts many hours. We can easily observe the individual bugs move around backwards during coupling. The female lays between 50 to 60 eggs in a burrow it digs into a wetland. The larvae hatch in May and become adult at the beginning of winter.

We offer our specialties: leg of lamb cooked in the fireplace, tourtons, blueberry pies and other regional preparations and alpine specialties We also welcome you for banquets, marriages, evenings with friends... Colouring offered to the children.

Isa, the eternal optimist, and her team welcome you to the bar-restaurant at Le Petit Cerf for a drink, aperitif, lunch, snack or dinner.

It's brand new and it's in Plampinet! Come and have a good time in our open kitchen, around the fireplace, and enjoy our home cooking, charcuterie and home-cured meats from "Le Petit Randonneur" de Plampinet...

Bistrot, restaurant, tearoom on the banks of the Clarée: This bistrot de Pays lives up to its name. A warm welcome all year round, and family-style, gourmet, authentic cuisine with Mediterranean flavors. All homemade with local produce.

Restaurant of typical high mountain pasture in 1860m of height. Local and/or organic products. Access the winter in snowshoes or with skis, the summer by car, on foot, by bicycle... Open every lunchtime and in the evening on reservation. Cheese fondue house to be reserved.

Self, solarium, bar. In a grandiose setting at 2280m above sea level, we meet up with family or friends for a lunch break. Accessible to pedestrians and mountain bikers by Télémix de Rocherousse.

Chef Mickaël Magdelaine's cuisine is family-style, friendly and generous. Daily specials and à la carte dishes, in a warm and welcoming setting. Reservations recommended, open by reservation only in the evening.

A family valley steeped in history to share, home cooking with local products, this is our refuge in Bramanette! We will have the pleasure of welcoming you to our family valley, of which we can tell you the history of the place. You will be able to taste our home cooking made with local products and taste our blueberry and walnut tarts which make the reputation of our refuge. Dogs are accepted at the refuge on a leash and picnics are authorized on the tables outside the refuge.

This stone chalet with fireplace, terrace and large panoramic room overlooking the valley and peaks offers traditional or fast cuisine. Easy gondola access for pedestrians. Possibility of coming by car or by bike. Departure point for several hikes at over 2000m altitude.

A private refuge built in 2014, the 52-seat Lo Tsamou refuge restaurant is entirely self-contained and eco-friendly. It offers panoramic views of the Vanoise and Haute Maurienne peaks. Welcome to the "Lo Tsamou" refuge, "Le Chamois" in local dialect. Perched at 2,060 m, it is a splendid destination for a walk (1h to 1h15) from the church of Saint Pierre d'Extravache, the first church in the Maurienne, a starting point for numerous hikes and a gourmet stopover. Joseph and Lola welcome you all summer and offer you their table. Relax on the terrace and contemplate the scenery while enjoying cheese and charcuterie, or Savoyard specialities such as Matouille (tomme fondue with potatoes and charcuterie), pavé de cerf.... (Meals for all budgets from €10) And if it's snack time: crêpes, tarts (...with wild rhubarb), real hot chocolate... Come and have an unforgettable time: stilts, coordination skis, tug-of-war, giant skittles, wheelbarrow races, ring games and wood sawing with a skeleton key. This last game is very funny: you have to saw a tree trunk with this big traditional two-person saw called passe-partout, and it's timed! Easy access from Bramans: head for St-Pierre d'Extravache RD 100 (5km), stop at the chapel parking lot. Continue on foot along the path signposted Lo Tsamou à Montbas. Alpine pasture without patoos. Special meals (gluten-free, vegetarian, pork-free, vegan, allergies) are no problem, as long as you let us know as soon as possible!

The Napoléon hut on the Col de l'Izoard welcomes you in summer for a break on the Route des Grandes Alpes, and in winter for an unforgettable toboggan ride!

On the outskirts of La Vachette, in the direction of Névache, discover Flower Camping Le Montana ***: a family campsite on a human scale, equipped with cottages, tents, pods, geodesic domes and a heated swimming pool.

Opening 15/05/2020 > 13/09/2020 On the banks of the river, Huttopia La Clarée campsite offers pure tranquillity in the heart of an unspoilt natural environment. Head to the Hautes-Alpes for a truly successful holiday! On site, heated swimming pool, food and drink, and magnificient pitches in the heart of the forest.

13/12/2019 > 22/03/2020 19/12/2020 > 21/03/2021 Looking to rent a wooden chalet in the Hautes-Alpes, in the heart of the Pays des Ecrins, for ski holidays with family or friends? Discover the chalets in Vallouise! 15/05/2020 > 27/09/2020 Camp at 1200m with 360° views of the mountains, in the heart of the traditional village of Vallouise. Enjoy a holiday escape in the Ecrins national park!

In the valley of Buffère at 2076 m, open summer / winter, for a gourmet stopover, your hiker step or the base camp of your nature stay This former alpine chalet comfortably rehabilitated by Nadette and Claude Devalle is accessible on foot during Summer in 45 minutes from the nearest parking place and during Winter on skis or snowshoes in 2 hours from the village of Névache, Ville-Haute . It is equipped with 30 places in rooms from 2 to 6 people, bathrooms with hot showers, a library lounge area. Its cuisine is healthy and refined (fruits, vegetables, eggs, bread ... organic origin and / or from our Hautes Alpes county). In summer the very comfortable Chalet Marguianne offers 12 additional places with 5 rooms from 1 to 4 people. Nadette, Claude and their team welcome you in these chalets that will surprise you with the will to stay or come back. GTA - FFRP - Via Alpina

Terzo Alpini is a refuge located in the Vallée Étroite, at an altitude of 1780 m. It is part of the commune of Névache. The Vallée Etroite is part of the commune of Névache, and is a listed and protected site.

Small cozy alpine hut, nestled at an altitude of 2223 m in the gentle Clarée valley. It is located on a mound between larches, high steep walls and beautiful valleys with rounded shapes. Originality of the refuge: near the refuge, you can spend a night in a traditional Mongolian house: a yurt of about 20 square meters, provided with 5 beds with real duvets. Meals and toilets at the refuge. Atmosphere and comfort guaranteed! All the contrasting atmosphere of this beautiful Cerces massif is there.

Located in the magnificent Clarée valley in the Hautes-Alpes, the completely rebuilt Laval refuge offers a warm and comfortable welcome.

Simple refuge with a authentic atmosphere true the mountain values. During summer, the access to the refuge is an easy day family hike. Permanent catering. Most of the products used in the kitchen or on sale are local (cheese, meat, Savoy beers, etc.), organic (flour, chocolate, tea, sugar, muesli, etc.) or fair trade (coffee). Waste sorting, energy supply to the refuge is completely ecological. Raising people's awareness of the importance of ecology, maintaining wilderness areas, the role of mountain farming for the environment...

The Hannibal bivouac is a brand new refuge (2014) for hikers, installed at Col Clapier at 2,477 m altitude. Can accommodate up to 8 hikers in autonomy, remember to take your equipment and meals. Refuge not kept. It lies on the route taken by Hannibal as he crossed the Alps. Its contemporary architecture is in stark contrast to traditional refuges. It's all the more incredible when you consider that it offers a breathtaking view of Italy through a large window, and that at night it promises an incredible starry spectacle, to be admired from your bunk thanks to the zenithal glass roof. Family-friendly bivouac from Petit Mont Cenis, a very accessible trail. Accessible and open according to snow conditions.