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Hiking : Tête de Valliéra

France Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Maritime Alps

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This hiking route to Tête de Valliéra offers a challenging but rewarding experience in the scenic natural surroundings. The total distance of the route is approximately 17.08 kilometers with an elevation gain of 974 meters, making it extremely difficult and suitable for experienced hikers.

As you begin your journey, you'll come across a parking area situated 1.67 kilometers from the start of the trail. This is a good spot to leave your vehicle before embarking on the hike. Further along the trail, at 3.71 kilometers from the start, you'll encounter a natural water source, providing a refreshing break for hikers.

Continuing on, at around 5.38 kilometers into the hike, there is a drinking water station available for hikers to replenish their supplies. As you reach the 5.89 kilometer mark, you'll come across an information point with insights into the local area, specifically Baisse de Cangelard.

Making your way onward, at the 6.94 kilometer mark, you will reach the peak of Tête de Colle Basse, offering stunning panoramic views of the surroundings. Further highlights include the peaks of Tête de Signoli, Tête de Garp, and Tête de Valliéra, each with its own unique vantage point along the route.

For those interested in the local flora and fauna, there are informative points scattered along the trail providing details about the natural environment. Additionally, a spring can be found 4.92 kilometers from the start, offering a natural water source for hikers.

It is important to note that this route is an out-and-back trail, so you will retrace your steps on the way back to the starting point. As this hike is quite challenging, it is recommended to bring plenty of water, snacks, and to check the weather forecast before heading out. This will ensure a safe and enjoyable hiking experience to Tête de Valliéra.