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Things get serious with this spectacular mountain stage leading from the Verdon valley to the high plateau of the Lignin lakes. Sumptuous scenery, but well worth the effort!
In the shade of the larches, a varied circuit on the red trail of the Ratery Nordic area. The loop is a little more challenging in some parts of the forest. See the lily, emblem of the valley. In autumn, come and listen to the bellowing of the stag.
A loop starting from the hamlet of Peyresq, this sporting circuit follows a cross-country ski trail.
After leaving the village and passing the old lavender distillery, the route starts on the Voie Impériale on the left bank of the Asse de Blieux (alternating track and path), then reaches Senez.
Variant proposed for section 3, when the plateau of the Lignin lakes and the Détroit drop are still snow-covered. The route winds along the Verdon. Climb up to Colle Saint-Michel for a beautiful descent into the valley.
Gain height at Bla Magnan and discover Colmars from another angle. Cross over to the forest track overlooking the course of the Verdon and descend through the Scots pines. Return to the left bank of the Verdon.
This family-friendly loop follows the right bank of the Verdon, then crosses the Listes and Notre Dame districts, where the ancient Roman city of Salinae once stood. Suitable for mountain bikes.
Starting out in the same way as circuit no. 15, this loop leaves it shortly before the hamlet of Riou d’Ourgeas for a long climb on forest tracks towards Haut Ourgeas and Montagne de la Barre.
From the plateau, the route rises to its highest point: the Baisse de Détroit, at 2472 m! The scenery is simply sumptuous, and a change of scenery is guaranteed. Once over the pass, it’s a long single climb up the mountainside to La Colle-Saint-Michel.
From the Villars-Heyssier bridge, a magnificent circuit along the mountainside towards the Plan de Beauvezer and the hamlet of Ondres. Return with a beautiful panorama of the Verdon.