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Hiking : Gîte d'alpage de Dorbon

Switzerland Vaud District d'Aigle Conthey

Map of the trail for Gîte d'alpage de Dorbon

Durée

03:07:14

Distance

8.427 km

Dénivelé

468.0 m

This challenging hiking route covers a distance of 8.427 kilometers with an elevation gain of 468 meters, taking approximately 3 hours and 7 minutes to complete. The trail starts in a picturesque area with stunning natural surroundings.

As you begin your hike, you'll come across some points of interest. At the very start, there is a parking area available for your convenience. Further along the trail, you'll find more points of interest such as an information point and a spring. Around 0.35 kilometers into the hike, you'll encounter another information point named 'Derborence 1462m'.

About 0.37 kilometers into the hike, there is a parking area and an information point for you to explore. As you continue, at around 0.36 kilometers, you'll find the 'Refuge du Lac', a restaurant and alpine hut where you can take a break and enjoy some refreshments.

Midway through your hike, approximately 4.21 kilometers into the trail, you will reach the 'Gîte d'alpage de Dorbon', an alpine hut where you can rest and enjoy the scenic views. This is also the destination of the hike.

Before embarking on this hike, make sure to bring an adequate water supply, wear appropriate hiking gear, and check the weather forecast. The difficulty of this hike is categorized as 'Difficult' due to its length and elevation gain. Enjoy the scenic views and immerse yourself in the natural beauty along the trail.

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