This trai has unmistakenly taken its name from the belvedere overlooking several valleys and mountains in the territory of Serre-Ponçon.
Climb up to the peak of St-Sauveur, called Le Méale. At 2,426 metres above sea level, the 360° view will leave you speechless! To get there, you start out gently through the forest of Le Méale and pass through the state-owned forest of Pouzenc. From here, you have a beautiful climb ahead of you, through flower-filled areas. You cannot fail to be moved by this adventure, with unique vantage points over the valleys of Crévoux, Les Orres and the Durance.
Medium
Medium
- TipsThis route leads through areas exposed to the sun: hats and water bottles are recommended.
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Orange level - quite hard