Description
A walk along the Guiers Mort featuring small bridges and footbridges, also known as the "Balade des poissons bleus." From the St. Bruno Bridge to the Pic de l’Oeillette, you'll have the opportunity to discover the legacy of the Carthusian monks.
Set off to discover the Gorges du Guiers Mort, an unforgettable hike that immerses you in spectacular landscapes. This enchanting route, bordered by impressive cliffs and crystal-clear rivers, offers a true spectacle of nature.
Note: It can be very slippery in wet weather. This walk is suitable for sure-footed hikers and children who are already quite capable, as you may need to use your hands at times.
Useful numbers:
Weather (essential to check before departure): 3250 or www.meteo.fr
Mountain Rescue: 112
Information / Safety:
For a safe and enjoyable hike, it’s important to follow a few basic rules and tips. Check our recommendations and advice before heading out at chartreuse-tourisme.com/conseils-rando-trail (or ask at local tourist offices).
Did you know? A mountain guide is an expert in mountain wildlife and plants, off-the-beaten-path hikes, local history, Alpine traditions, and more. They ensure a safe and enriched experience! Find a detailed list of guides at chartreuse-tourisme.com/accomp (or ask at tourist offices).
Please note: You hike under your own responsibility. Chartreuse Tourisme and tourist offices are not liable for the suggested routes.
- Guidebook with maps/step-by-step(1) Start on foot along the left bank path that leads to the Petite Vache bridge and then to the Péran bridge. Cross the latter and follow the blue-marked trail (fish) to the right.
(2) Cross the three footbridges; the path returns to the left bank. A fourth footbridge crosses the Fenaison stream.
(3) Climb in switchbacks until you reach the service road, then follow it to the left until you reach the Guiers. Take the trail that leads to the foot of the Pic de l’Oeillette.
(4) Return along the same path until you reach the service road. Follow it (blue markers) until you reach a trail taken on the way in that descends through the woods to the Péran bridge.
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