Auris – St. Giraud Chapel – Round-trip Walk

Easy
50 minutes
2.8km
Round trip
+100m
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Description

Head out for a walk toward the Saint-Giraud Chapel!
Once you arrive, take in the magnificent panoramic view of Lake Chambon and La Meije!

MAP AND HIKING GUIDE
IGN TOP 25 Map 3335: Le Bourg-d'Oisans – Alpe d'Huez
OBP Map No. 3, Trail 312 – map + hiking guide: €6 (Available at Oisans Tourisme tourist offices).

ITINERARY
You’ll start on a narrow trail running along a ridge, offering beautiful views of the Écrins Massif, from the Grand Pic de la Meije to the Roche de la Muzelle. The chapel and its lookout point await you just below the trail.

This route does not pass through any alpine pastures or cross paths with any herds.

Marking

Yellow PDIPR signs: Follow the signs for Col de Cluy.

Map references

Amenities

Guided steps

The trailhead is located behind the Odalys hotel complex, marked by a sign pointing toward the Col de Cluy. You’ll start on a narrow trail that, after the first turn, leads you to another sign, where you’ll follow the direction toward the Col de Cluy. Continue along this same trail, which runs along the mountainside, until you reach the Saint-Giraud Chapel.

This route does not pass through any mountain pastures or near any herds.

Address
Bureau d'information touristique d'Auris-en-Oisans, 16 Place des Orgières, 38142, Auris-en-Oisans
Opening
From 01/05 to 31/10 daily. The periods during which the trails are accessible vary from year to year depending on snow cover and weather conditions. In addition, trail conditions can change rapidly after a weather event and are not checked daily. If you encounter a damaged or dangerous section, turn back and report it to the tourist office.

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Address
Bureau d'information touristique d'Auris-en-Oisans, 16 Place des Orgières, 38142, Auris-en-Oisans
Opening
From 01/05 to 31/10 daily. The periods during which the trails are accessible vary from year to year depending on snow cover and weather conditions. In addition, trail conditions can change rapidly after a weather event and are not checked daily. If you encounter a damaged or dangerous section, turn back and report it to the tourist office.