Crêt de la Perdrix via Doizieux
Crêt de la Perdrix via Doizieux
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Crêt de la Perdrix via Doizieux
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19.1km
960m
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This hike has all the best that Pilat has to offer! Departing from Doizieux in the valley, the route climbs beautiful forest tracks before heading onto the ridge line and offering sumptuous panoramas.
The first part crosses a few fields then goes up through the forest to the Jasserie refuge.…
Last updated: June 12, 2024
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5.65 km
La Jasserie Refuge
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6.95 km
Crêt de la Perdrix
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7.90 km
Crêt de la Chèvre
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11.5 km
Crêt de l'Œillon
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15.4 km
Croix du Collet
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An inn is located at the pass and allows you to taste local specialties.
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19.1 km
End point
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
9.06 km
7.20 km
1.05 km
1.03 km
707 m
Surfaces
9.84 km
4.60 km
2.40 km
1.33 km
637 m
245 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,420 m)
Lowest point (590 m)
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Trail Reviews
20km on foot to discover and enjoy the most emblematic spots of Pilat! Departing from Doizieux, the first 7 km of climbing wind through the woods to the legendary Jasserie refuge (be careful, the inn is very often full). A few more meters of altitude difference to reach the highest point of the massif, the Crêt de la Perdrix at 1432m and its orientation table. The reward is a 360°C view of the Alps, the Ardèche and the Massif Central. We then follow the ridges of La Chèvre, de l'Arnica, de l'Etançon, de Botte up to that of l'Oeillon, through heather and broom. This particular landscape is full of very cute places to picnic. Under the Crêt de l'Oeillon antenna, again an orientation table, with breathtaking views of the Rhône valley, from Vienne to Sablons. The trail then descends on a ridge line, a final big climb awaits walkers, before plunging back into the forest to the Collet de Doizieux (refreshments possible at the inn of the same name). After this fairly steep descent, the path winds quietly over the last 5 km which return to Doizieux.