Explore En Bouquetin Faune Alpes Head to the Cheminement du Liou on the shores of the Lac de Serre-Ponçon. Located in Baratier, this walkway on wooden stilts leads you through a wet zone with an exceptional biotope. It is a magnificent observation spot for migratory birds. Want to go further? With Pulsatille, embark on a botanical course or a hike to discover plants or birds with a seasoned mountain guide.
In summer, in the Parc National des Écrins, the Accompagnateurs en Montagnes du Champsaur (Champsaur Mountain Guides) will take you on a family walk to meet marmots. A fun outing topped with a tasting of local products. To attend a marmot feeding session, pop over to the Parc Animalier de Serre-Ponçon. There, you can also observe foxes, German Shepherds, and raptors.
In winter, the Ani-Crockett ski run in the Val d’Allos, designed in partnership with the Parc National du Mercantour, will teach you about forest animals. If you prefer a snow-shoe walk, nip over to Isola 2000. Richard Petijean, a mountain guide, will lead you on a walk punctuated by observations of chamois by telescope. It is an easy half-day’s walk, accessible to anyone over 4 years old. Leaving from La Grave La Meije, the Petit Trappeur, an outing that follows the tracks of snow animals, will also delight youngsters from age 6 and up. In summer, try out the Circuit Trappeur of the Val d’Allos, a route on the theme of flowers and wildlife.
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At the Musée de l’Abeille (Bee Museum) of Molines-en-Queyras, little colourful hives thrive with bees that buzz in the pure air of the Alps. This place celebrates the work of the bee-keeper, giving you the chance to discover the old tools used in the Queyras and to answer all the questions you have about bees, essential players in the biosphere.
For an unforgettable encounter with these wild and fascinating animals, head to the Parc Alpha in Saint-Martin-Vésubie. To immerse in the mysterious world of wolves, let yourself be tempted by a week’s observation course, which will uncover all the secrets of these oft-feared animals. In winter, the course takes place at the Gîte des Carlines, in Vigneaux, where Christophe, a mountain guide, will welcome you.
