The Lacs des Petites Rousses plateau at an altitude of 2,050 metres
A listed natural heritage site, this easily accessible plateau holds some fabulous treasures in store for you. Lush alpine pastures, five high-altitude lakes nestled in the valley hollows, and rhododendrons and blueberry bushes lining the paths. This landscape is a true invitation to peace and tranquillity. It’s the perfect opportunity to recharge your batteries amidst the fresh, green surroundings, whether you’re enjoying a picnic or a stroll. Whatever your level, you’re sure to enjoy your outdoor outing on our high-altitude plateaus, to the sound of whistling marmots!
Lac Alpette 2012 @noemie Dagan
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2018 Lac Noir Charlotte Rochette (3)
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The Grandes Rousses plateau at an altitude of 2,800 metres
700 metres higher up, you’ll find yourself immersed in a completely different atmosphere. The vivid ochre-coloured rocks of the Grandes Rousses massif will transport you to a lunar and poetic landscape. To the north, a series of young lakes formed by melting glaciers, giving them crystal-clear, turquoise waters. To the south, the vast expanse of Lac Blanc and views of Alpe d’Huez and the Parc des Ecrins. For the more adventurous, you can set off along the Pas de la Cochette trail, heading towards the Col du Couard and Vaujany. The Barbarate Glacier and Pic Bayle will watch over you from the top of their promontory, at an altitude of over 3,000 metres.
Lacs Dôme Des Rousses 2018 @ot Oz (12)
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2018 Lac Du Milieu Charlotte Rochette (1)
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2018 Lac Du Milieu Dôme Des Rousses @charlotte Rochette
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