Loop from Valloire to Les Verneys - Trail itinerary

Description

This hike in the woods allows you to discover the hamlets of Valloire and a very beautiful view of the valley. Once in Les Verneys, enjoy the straw and hay sculptures on display throughout the summer !

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Your safety: - Bear in mind that you'll be riding in mountainous areas with sometimes technical trails, significant altitude differences and rapidly changing weather conditions. - Don't overestimate your abilities - Check the local weather forecast before setting off / www.meteofrance.com / tel: 3250 - Anticipate and adapt your clothing to the areas you'll be covering, and bring a survival blanket, windbreaker and whistle. - If you're going off on your own, be sure to provide those around you with information about your itinerary, and make sure you have a charged cell phone. - Always carry a supply of water. - Stay on marked paths. - Watch out for electric fences. - Make your presence known during hunting season (September to January) and in the vicinity of big game drives. - Help: in an emergency, call 112 Your environment : - Respect private property. - Don't light fires. - Keep your garbage and take it away. - Respect fruit crops and do not cross cultivated fields. - Don't frighten livestock. - Close park gates after passing through. Respect the direction of routes. Be careful and courteous when overtaking and crossing hikers.

Departure point: parking de la Borgé.
1/ Take the path on the left of the Valloirette to Les Verneys (up to the bridge).
2/ Cross the torrent and go straight ahead along the bakery to reach the top of the Choseaux-Verneys hamlet (three large identical chalets).
3/ Before these, follow the signs on your right leading to Le Rieu Benoît to cross the wooden bridge and continue opposite on the path through the meadows.
4/ Follow the hillside path. 5/ At l'Entraz, turn right to go back down into the forest on a winding track to the Pont du Diable.
6/ Cross and follow the torrent back to the hamlet of La Borgé.