Puy Saint
Vincent
Pelvoux-Vallouise
THE NARREYROUX VALLEY
Head off to discover the enchanting Narreyroux Valley and its magnificent waterfalls and chalets. Many hiking routes, of varying difficulty, follow pleasant routes through the forests in a pastoral atmosphere (herds of sheep) and a beautiful view.
Narreyroux is a small hamlet with a few alpine chalets, nestled in a superb valley above Puy Saint Vincent.
THE NARREYROUX VALLEY
A beautiful pasture valley, traditional chalets, flora...
Start from the 15th-century Saint-Vincent Chapel and follow the small road and the footpaths that cut the corners of the road. After the small wooden bridge, take the footpath to the left, finish below the Notre Dame de Narreyroux chapel.
Extension: After the alpine chalets, either stay on the forest track or cross the footbridge to continue alongside the Combe stream (right bank*). It is easy to reach the foot of the waterfall (1930 m) in 1 hour.
After the waterfall, head towards the Col du Bal, 1 hr 30 min, the Neyzet Lake, the Crêtes Reychard.
THE NARREYROUX VALLEY VIA THE OLD LAUZES CANAL
Discovering pastoral life
Starting after the Chaumière restaurant on the way up to 1800 m, at the 1st hairpin bend, take the trail to the right.
To link up with the alpine chalets and Notre de Dame de Narreyroux chapel, cross the footbridge, otherwise continue on the right bank to the waterfalls.
LES CASCADES
If you are coming from the resort at 1600 m, you are on the right bank of the stream, continue on the footpath until you reach the waterfalls.
When arriving from the Notre Dame de Narreyroux Chapel, a little further on from the sheep pen to the left, you will cross the footbridge to go alongside the Combe stream on the right bank, or stay on the forest track until you reach the car park (end of the road).
Walk over the footbridge to pick up the trail on the right bank.
THE COL DES LAUZES 2037 M
Staying on the right bank of the stream towards the waterfalls, you will come to a footpath on the left leading to the Col des Lauzes. You will arrive at the 2000 m sector.
