Level 4 out of 5
Hard hikes in Auvergne
Level 4: more than 15 km, more than 800 m of ascent, ground that can be committing (scree, the odd off-path stretch, high sections). Strong walkers who train regularly.
68 itineraries available
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Cycling37 - On the roads of the Haut Velay
Start: Parking de la gare de Montfaucon-en-Velay
- 62.3 km
- +1174 m
- 4 h
Cycling4 - From the Allier to the Alagnon
Start: Parking du Centre Historique de Brioude
- 74.4 km
- +1306 m
- 3 h 30 min
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CyclingCrafts in the land of gourmet treats
Start: Parking de la gare de Montfaucon-en-Velay
- 50.1 km
- +863 m
- 3 h
Mountain bikingAround the Couzon valley (loop no. 8)
Start: Centre nature des 4 vents (Aubusson d'Auvergne)
- 13.3 km
- +338 m
- 1 h 30 min
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CyclingCastles and villages in Queen Margot's country (loop no. 7)
Start: Sauxillanges - Place de la Promenade
- 60.5 km
- +1062 m
- 4 h 30 min
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CyclingForez circuit - Les Hautes-Chaumes (loop no. 5)
Start: Centre nature des 4 vents (Aubusson d'Auvergne)
- 69.1 km
- +1503 m
- 4 h
On footFrom Anzat to Laurie (stage 3 of the Tour des Vaches Rouges)
Start: Parking de l’église à Anzat-le-Luguet
- 19.9 km
- +684 m
- 6 h
On footFrom Egliseneuve to Brion (stage 1 of the Tour des Vaches Rouges)
Start: Parking de la maison des fromages AOP
- 15.8 km
- +608 m
- 5 h 15 min
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CyclingFrom the Col de la Loge to the Col du Béal (road circuit no. 6)
Start: Centre nature les 4 Vents
- 81.3 km
- +1692 m
- 5 h 30 min
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Mountain bikingLac d'Aubusson (loop no. 5)
Start: Centre nature des 4 vents (Aubusson d'Auvergne)
- 12.3 km
- +237 m
- 1 h 30 min
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Mountain bikingLes terrasses de la Dore (Mayres)
Start: Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Roche, Mayres
- 10.7 km
- +427 m
- 3 h 15 min
Frequently asked questions
How should you prepare?
Regular training (outings of 4 h+ with climbing), good map reading, the ability to handle a long descent without falling apart, and a weather check that same morning.
