Loop

à Villages du lac de Paladru

Les Trois Croix

The climb to "La Montagne" reveals, in a rural landscape, beautiful traditional adobe farms and barns. This walk also takes you to a small chapel founded in 1523, perched on the north shore of the lake at an altitude of 609m.

From the plateau that surrounds the mound, a magnificent panorama opens up over the chain of the pre-Alps and, in clear weather, over Mont Blanc which stands out on the horizon. A wide view of the lake is especially beautiful at sunset.
Discover the exceptional remains discovered under the waters of the lake at the new Archaeological Museum of Lac de Paladru (MAPL)!

Sustainable tourism

Mother Nature thanks you for taking your rubbish home with you, she doesn't digest it well!
Respect crops and private property by staying on marked trails.

Tips and Suggestions

Pedestrian map of the Pays Voironnais at 1/25000 (on sale at 5 € in the reception offices of Voiron and Lac de Paladru)

Step-by-step guide

Route stages with the names of the signposts to follow:
– Upon leaving the town hall car park, turn right onto the main street
– The Calatrin
– The Mountain
– Simandre
– Brunet
– The Three Crosses
– Sonnière
– Paladru (near the restaurants “Le Relais de la Tourelle” or “Le Signal”)
– Back to the town hall

Alternative: Option to do a shorter circuit (5km, 1h15, 140m elevation gain):
– Upon leaving the town hall car park, turn left onto the main street
– Paladru (near the restaurants “Le Relais de la Tourelle” or “Le Signal”)
– The Prairies
– Brunet
– The Three Crosses
– Sonnière
– Paladru
– Back to the town hall

Alert

Portion of a road without a shoulder (over 100 m)

Highlights along the route

FAQ

Are there toilets along the route?

Yes, there are public toilets along the route.

Picnic area.Public toiletsParkingPedestrian sportsHiking route

DifficultyModerateDuration02:15pmElevation226 D +Distance8,0 kmMax Altitude648 m

To download

Yellow paint markings and directional posts at the main intersections (if there is no marking, stay on the main road)

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