Baker's path

At the level of the gondola tower is a place called "Coutigat", in patois the left side, the left bank of the stream. This is where your zig and zag ascent to the mountain pastures begins.
This path, entirely dug with a pickaxe, is called "the path of the baker" from her first name Marie Fidéline, the baker's wife, who used to go up every day to the Clos Giroud mountain pasture (today Clos Giraud) to help her husband during the summer. The path was restored a few years ago. You will be surprised by the beautiful views of the Belledonne massif and the Rissiou, as well as the village of Vaujany and the hamlet of La Villette.

Don't forget to admire the view of the village of Vaujany, appreciate the layers of vegetation and the alpine pastures of the Sabot pass, a strange translation when you know that in the past it allowed the passage to the Saboia, (Savoie in patois).