This long climb will test your will and your calves, but at the top there is a treasure and the promise of a grandiose panorama of the Pointe des Estaris (3086m) and the Sirac (3440m) which dominates the Pré de la Chaumette, where the Drac Blanc is born.
Duration 8h 30min, 1350 m of ascent, Difficult
From the Beaumes car park, follow the signs for 'Gourette' and 'Val Estreche'. The path climbs along a pretty mélézin. On the balcony path, take time to observe the opposite side. Be discreet and keep your eyes open, you are in chamois territory.
Duration 2h 45min, 643 m of ascent, Medium
This family-friendly route leads from hamlet to hamlet to help you discover this splendid valley. It is also a good opportunity to observe the birds that frequent the hedges and copses along the route.
Duration 2h 00min, 141 m of ascent, Very Easy
A pleasant family walk in the Champoléon valley, rich in flora and butterflies, with two beautiful rewards: the comfort of the Tourond chalet and the Pisse waterfall in the background.The Tourond valley is one of the kingdoms of the majestic ibex, but it is also the world of the little "tardon", a lamb raised under its mother in the spring. After a well-deserved snack at the Tourond refuge, a path allows you to contemplate the beautiful Pisse waterfall before returning to the starting point by the other bank of the valley's torrent.
Duration 2h 30min, 322 m of ascent, Medium
Refuge du Pré la Chaumette
Beneath the overwhelming splendour of the Sirac, the valley’s dominant peak at 3,440 m, the Pré de la Chaumette is like a precious case protected from the rest of the world. Keep your eyes peeled! Chamois and ibex often roam the bars. This loop follows the right bank of the Drak Blanc to the refuge of the Pré de la Chaumette. The evolution at the bottom of the valley makes for a great view of the mountain fauna that inhabits Champollion: chamois, ibex, marmots, yellow-billed ducks, diving ducks… On the way back, you will never fail to be amazed by the powerful Prelle waterfall, which gushes down into the Drac Blanc!
Duration 2h 45min, 643 m of ascent, Medium
This long climb will test your will and your calves, but at the top there is a treasure and the promise of a grandiose panorama of the Pointe des Estaris (3086m) and the Sirac (3440m) which dominates the Pré de la Chaumette, where the Drac Blanc is born.
Duration 8h 30min, 1350 m of ascent, Difficult
Duration 2h 45min, 643 m of ascent, Medium
From the Beaumes car park, follow the signs for 'Gourette' and 'Val Estreche'. The path climbs along a pretty mélézin. On the balcony path, take time to observe the opposite side. Be discreet and keep your eyes open, you are in chamois territory.
Duration 2h 00min, 141 m of ascent, Very Easy
This family-friendly route leads from hamlet to hamlet to help you discover this splendid valley. It is also a good opportunity to observe the birds that frequent the hedges and copses along the route.
Duration 2h 30min, 322 m of ascent, Medium
A pleasant family walk in the Champoléon valley, rich in flora and butterflies, with two beautiful rewards: the comfort of the Tourond chalet and the Pisse waterfall in the background.The Tourond valley is one of the kingdoms of the majestic ibex, but it is also the world of the little "tardon", a lamb raised under its mother in the spring. After a well-deserved snack at the Tourond refuge, a path allows you to contemplate the beautiful Pisse waterfall before returning to the starting point by the other bank of the valley's torrent.
Duration 2h 45min, 643 m of ascent, Medium
Beneath the overwhelming splendour of the Sirac, the valley’s dominant peak at 3,440 m, the Pré de la Chaumette is like a precious case protected from the rest of the world. Keep your eyes peeled! Chamois and ibex often roam the bars. This loop follows the right bank of the Drak Blanc to the refuge of the Pré de la Chaumette. The evolution at the bottom of the valley makes for a great view of the mountain fauna that inhabits Champollion: chamois, ibex, marmots, yellow-billed ducks, diving ducks… On the way back, you will never fail to be amazed by the powerful Prelle waterfall, which gushes down into the Drac Blanc!
Refuge du Pré la Chaumette