Explore the mountains at your own pace
In Puy Saint Vincent, snowshoeing is the perfect way to discover the mountains in a different way. Easy, accessible to all and close to nature, snowshoeing lets you enjoy the wide open spaces covered in snow without any constraints. Alone, with the family or accompanied by a guide, it's an opportunity to walk in fresh snow, observe animal tracks and enjoy the peace and quiet of winter.
A gentle, friendly way to explore
Snowshoeing requires no particular technique: all you need is the ability to walk and the desire to explore. It's the ideal way to get some fresh air off the slopes, admire the landscapes of the Écrins massif and share a simple, rejuvenating moment.
The resort's signposted itineraries offer different levels of difficulty, from short forest tours to more challenging hikes to panoramic viewpoints. Here are just a few of them!
The Lauzet loop
This accessible trail crosses the Lauzet plateau, between clearings and larch forests. Easy to access, it's perfect for families or those who want to enjoy a peaceful stroll while discovering winter nature.
Level : easy | Duration : 1h30 à 2h | Departure : Puy Saint Vincent 1400
The Heritage Trail
A gentle hike linking the village's various hamlets, discovering Puy Saint Vincent's mountain heritage. Along the way, you'll pass old hamlets, chapels and barns typical of the valley, with beautiful views over the Vallouise. An ideal walk to combine physical activity and cultural curiosity.
Level: easy | Duration: 1h30 to 2h | Start: Puy Saint Vincent 1400
The Narreyroux valley
A must-see in the resort. This trail takes you into the Narreyroux valley, between larch forests, snow-covered alpine chalets and magnificent views of Vallouise and the Écrins. The climb is gradual and accessible, ideal for a beautiful half-day of nature immersion.
Level: moderate | Duration: 2h30 to 3h round trip | Departure: Puy Saint Vincent 1400 or 1600
Col de la Pousterle and Les Têtes
A more challenging itinerary for lovers of panoramic views. The ascent to the Col de la Pousterle offers superb views over the Durance valley, while the section to Les Têtes allows you to gain a little more altitude. This is a great hike for those who like effort and high altitude scenery.
Level: steady | Duration: 3h to 4h round trip | Start: Puy Saint Vincent 1400
We're with you!
To get the most out of your snowshoe outings, there's nothing like being accompanied by a mountain professional. Puy Saint Vincent's mountain guides will guide you in complete safety, share their knowledge of the area and help you discover nature from another angle.
