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Plateau de Bure

Hiking tour 18 - Le Pic de Bure

Sport, Pedestrian sports, Hiking itinerary in Dévoluy
19.0 km

  • Grandiose with the ascent of the mythical Pic de Bure via its north face! The ascent offers an incredible diversity of landscapes! Choose a sunny day to fully enjoy the exceptional panorama offered by the summit

  • Superdévoluy combe de Corne combe Ratin plateau and Pic de Bure return by the same route From the Superdévoluy Tourist Office, follow the signs for the via souterrata de La Tune and the vallon d'Ane.
    At the "Les Vallonnettes" crossroads, keep right on the track as far as "Le Collet de Pra Pérouze", then descend towards the cable-car line, which you cross as far as the "Combe de Corne" crossroads, where you walk alongside the cables.
    Take the left-hand path on the ridge at the edge of...
    Superdévoluy > combe de Corne > combe Ratin > plateau and Pic de Bure > return by the same route From the Superdévoluy Tourist Office, follow the signs for the via souterrata de La Tune and the vallon d'Ane.
    At the "Les Vallonnettes" crossroads, keep right on the track as far as "Le Collet de Pra Pérouze", then descend towards the cable-car line, which you cross as far as the "Combe de Corne" crossroads, where you walk alongside the cables.
    Take the left-hand path on the ridge at the edge of the forest.
    At the "Têtes Rondes" crossroads, take the steep right-hand path towards the Bure plateau. Below Têtes Rondes, the path branches off to the left, then climbs up the hollow of a valley, skirting extensive scree.
    When you reach an attractive flat area (lawn), take the path on the left towards the Bure plateau. Follow the GRP® signs.
    On the plateau, at the antennae, turn left towards the summit (GRP® markings), which offers an extraordinary panoramic view!

    As a reminder, and with respect for the environment around you and the regulations (Arrêté Préfectoral de Protection de Biotope) :
    - dogs must be kept on a leash on the plateau;
    The following are prohibited:
    - leaving the trail;
    - camping and bivouacking;
    - all aerial sports (paragliding, paramotoring, kitesurfing, etc.);
    - take-off and overflight of any aircraft, including drones, at less than 300m from the ground;
    - cycling sports.