Travel in Auvergne

Level 5 out of 5

Expert, demanding hikes in Auvergne

Level 5: a serious commitment. More than 20 km, more than 1,200 m of ascent, a possible night out in a bivouac, fickle weather at altitude. For seasoned hikers who know how to pace themselves and keep themselves safe.

67 itineraries available

Mountain biking
Expert

1 - La Bruyère

Start: Le Chambon-sur-Lignon

  • 15.6 km
  • +406 m
  • 1 h 10 min
Mountain biking
Expert

32 - Station circuit

Start: Salle des fêtes à Saint-Pal-de-Mons

  • 21.3 km
  • +475 m
  • 1 h 45 min
Cycling
Expert

43 - On a plateau

Start: Rue des Acacias à Pont-Salomon

  • 26.5 km
  • +495 m
  • 1 h 30 min
Mountain biking
Expert

63 - The two rivers

Start: Saint-Romain-Lachalm

  • 16.5 km
  • +415 m
  • 1 h 45 min
Mountain biking
Expert

64 - Le Gournier

Start: Saint-Romain-Lachalm

  • 20.2 km
  • +502 m
  • 2 h
Mountain biking
Expert

La pierre Pamole

Start: Vollore-Montagne

  • 31.9 km
  • +946 m
  • 3 h 30 min
Mountain biking
Expert

Le Grand Bois

Start: Viscomtat

  • 26.3 km
  • +781 m
  • 3 h
Mountain biking
Expert

Montlune

Start: Pitelet (Saint-Victor Montvianeix)

  • 46.4 km
  • +1235 m
  • 5 h

Frequently asked questions

Is bivouacking legal in Auvergne?

High-altitude bivouacking is tolerated in the regional nature parks between 7 pm and 9 am, provided you leave no trace. A few reserve areas (Chastreix-Sancy) have specific rules. Find out before you go.

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