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Valserine Valley
04:27
14.6km
290m
Hiking
This splendid hike of almost 15 kilometers takes you along the Valserine. This river is as if alive as it takes different forms. Sometimes impetuous, sometimes peaceful, its flow when it rushes into bottomless chasms leaves no stone unturned. It can also be calmer and more bucolic when it enters…
by Ain Tourisme
Last updated: September 5, 2024
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963 m
Pertes de la Valserine
Highlight • Waterfall
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8.05 km
Stone Bridge
Highlight • Bridge
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10.9 km
Valserine Valley
Highlight • River
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14.6 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.50 km
4.05 km
3.19 km
1.06 km
796 m
Surfaces
6.07 km
5.20 km
1.30 km
930 m
651 m
416 m
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Elevation
Highest point (550 m)
Lowest point (370 m)
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Monday 25 May
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Trail Reviews
Magnificent hike, rivers, waterfalls, forest, very pleasant undergrowth, not too physical route, but in the fall, wet, muddy paths, roots, slippery trails with leaves on the ground, bring good shoes, but the loop is superb! Very exotic, we imagine a little Canadian landscapes, with the beautiful colors of autumn. Not to be missed.
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A very beautiful hike along this river. Some sections are currently closed due to landslides and dilapidated conditions.
The "green bayou" of Valserine, corners worthy of the film Délivrance.
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June 20, 2024
This splendid hike of almost 15 kilometers takes you along the Valserine. This river is as if alive as it takes different forms. Sometimes impetuous, sometimes peaceful, its flow when it rushes into bottomless chasms leaves no stone unturned. It can also be calmer and more bucolic when it enters the
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