The hike takes you to the Pointe de Lanserlia at an altitude of 2915 meters with a beautiful 360 degree panorama. In the north you see the impressive Grand Roc Noir and the southern flank of the Grand Casse, in the west the Dent Parrachée, Dôme de L'Arpont and the Dôme de Chasseforêt with the Vanois glacier in between. In the foreground you have a nice view of the strange shapes of the Rochers de Lanserlia and the three lakes of Lanserlia.
Distance: 10 km.
Time: 4h30.
Grade: Moderate.
Type: Circular.
Gps Track: Yes.
Route description: Yes.
Wheelchair: Not suitable.
Dog: Not allowed.
Height gain: 732 meters.
Trail: 100% unpaved.
Marking: Partial white-red GR5.
Hiking shoes recommended.
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Rochers de Lanserlia.
You leave via the GR5 along a wide dirt road in the direction of the refuge de Cuchet. Just past the Alpage de Piou you leave the dirt road and you climb to the Col de Lanserlia through meadows with the Ruisseau de Piou as your guide. On the Col de Lanserlia you start the climb to the Pointe de Lanserlia. At the top you can quietly enjoy the 360 ° panorama. You descend on the other side with some cairns as the only guideline to reach the Ruisseau de Fontabert. When you reach the river, follow the path next to the river to the junction with the Vallon de Rocheure. Here you go via a beautiful panorama path in the direction of the Plan du Lac valley. Just past the refuge Du Plan Du Lac you pick up the GR5 route that takes you back to the starting point.
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Sense of orientation is necessary.
