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Walking : The Lynx trail

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Walking : The Lynx trail
A forest walk perfect for families, combining discovery, observation and learning about nature. A fun way to share curiosity, relaxation and wonder in the heart of the undergrowth.

Itinerary details

Crozet
Round trip
Marked
Stone, Ground, Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring), Not suitable for strollers
Autumn, Summer, Winter, Spring
Pets are allowed
From 01/01 to 31/12 daily.

Description

This loop trail winds through the forest alongside downhill mountain bike trails—watch out for cyclists! Easy and enjoyable, it features signs dedicated to the Eurasian lynx, making for an informative and fun outing for the whole family.

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DifficultyEasyDuration01h30Elevation186 D- / 186 D+Distance3.7 kmAltitude Max.784 m
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Walking : The Lynx trail

Distance :3.7 km

Altitude Max. :784 m

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Getting to the starting pointReport a problem

Step 1: Lower station of the cable car

To reach the starting point, park at the cable car parking lot in Crozet. Take the road to the right of the cable car and continue for about 700 m on Route de la Thène before finding a trail that branches off to the left and begins with a footbridge.

Step 2: Mountain bike crossing

Turn left onto the trail, which is lined with information panels about the big cat. Just follow the signs in the right direction. The path climbs alongside the downhill mountain bike trails (watch out for bikes).

Step 3: On the Trail of the Lynx

The trail starts by climbing to the left, quickly gaining elevation, then branches off to the right to rejoin the Bellevue forest path. It runs alongside a cistern, descends rapidly to the right, and climbs back up to the right to return to its starting point.

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