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Village d'Huez
38750 Alpe d'Huez
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Website : https://skipass.alpedhuez.com/ete/decouvrez-lalpe-dhuez-grand-domaine-vtt/visite...
Website : https://www.pasto-kezako.fr/mappatou/
Openings
From 01/05 to 30/11/2026 daily.Variable according to weather and snow conditions.
Description
From the village of Huez, follow the Sarenne stream and pass near the Roman bridge and some old water mills. This is a round-trip trail. You can continue on Route No. 12 (Sarenne Gorges via Le Gua); see the hiking map
Return to the resort by shuttle or Huez Express (free)
- High boots are preferable to sneakers on mountain paths.
- Bring rain gear (weather changes quickly in the mountains), sunglasses, a hat or cap, sunscreen, a bottle of water (or bottle), and a snack.
- Don't go too high in the mountains with a baby under the age of 1 (risk of ear infections).
- Stay well hydrated (especially children)
- Choose age-appropriate walks (duration, altitude difference)
- Take regular breaks
You should also remember to :
- Check weather conditions
- Check lift schedules
- Find out about the itinerary
- Protected plants, wildlife and minerals are all part of the landscape. Please respect them.
- Take all your garbage with you. Recycling bins are available in the resort.
- We recommend that you keep your dogs on a leash.
- During your hikes, you may come across cow pens. Please remember to close them after you have passed.
- You may come across flocks of grazing sheep. Protection dogs are there to protect them. They are not trained to be aggressive, but they are trained to be deterrents.
Prices
Free access.Services on site
- Pets welcome
- Stroller-accessible
- Not accessible in a wheelchair
Further information
Location
Description
From the village of Huez, follow the Sarenne stream and pass near the Roman bridge and some old water mills. This is a round-trip trail. You can continue on Route No. 12 (Sarenne Gorges via Le Gua); see the hiking map
Return to the resort by shuttle or Huez Express (free)
- High boots are preferable to sneakers on mountain paths.
- Bring rain gear (weather changes quickly in the mountains), sunglasses, a hat or cap, sunscreen, a bottle of water (or bottle), and a snack.
- Don't go too high in the mountains with a baby under the age of 1 (risk of ear infections).
- Stay well hydrated (especially children)
- Choose age-appropriate walks (duration, altitude difference)
- Take regular breaks
You should also remember to :
- Check weather conditions
- Check lift schedules
- Find out about the itinerary
- Protected plants, wildlife and minerals are all part of the landscape. Please respect them.
- Take all your garbage with you. Recycling bins are available in the resort.
- We recommend that you keep your dogs on a leash.
- During your hikes, you may come across cow pens. Please remember to close them after you have passed.
- You may come across flocks of grazing sheep. Protection dogs are there to protect them. They are not trained to be aggressive, but they are trained to be deterrents.
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