Stroll in the Lauzette valley - Mountain bike / ATV itinerary

Description

A pretty route, frequently in forest and along the river. Pass through several typical hamlets and recharge your batteries on the Lauzette plateau, where you can take a refreshing break and admire the Grand Galibier.

You'll start your ride at the "Vita-Vittel" health trail, where you'll find the Valloirette Bike Park. On the way to the Lauzette valley, you'll pass through several typical hamlets, admire the straw and hay sculptures and stock up on cheese at the Etroits farm. The final climb takes you to the Lauzette valley, where you can cool off.

Technical level: green
Physical level: easy.
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Departure : Tourist Office

1/ Head up Rue des Grandes Alpes towards the hamlet of Les Verneys.

2/ After crossing the bridge, walk alongside the parking lot to take the footbridge on your left and cross the river.

3/ Walk up the fitness trail past the riding school to the Verneys chairlift.

4/ Keep following the path along the Valloirette, then at the crossroads with the Galibier road, cross it to join the path that continues along the river.

5/ At the Rivine caravan park, cross the road to join the path leading up to the hamlet of Bonnenuit.

6/Traversez le Hameau par les chemins puis coupez la route du Galibier pour descendre dans le Vallon de la Lauzette.

7/ Return by the same route to the Verneys chairlift.

8/ Take the right-hand slope up to the Moulin Benjamin chairlift.

9/ Follow this track back down to the equestrian center.

10/ Finish your descent on the fitness trail back to Valloire.

Precautions:
- The routes you take are your own responsibility. You must choose a route adapted to your physical and technical capacity. If in doubt, do not hesitate to contact mountain professionals.

- Find out about the weather conditions before your departure.

- Be properly equipped to practice hiking in complete safety and deal with the vagaries of the weather.

Tell someone if you are leaving alone and prefer a morning departure so as not to be surprised by the night.