The 6 valleys, named after the 6 rivers that cross them, each mountain hut lakes and waterfalls powered by sources, but especially by the mountain torrents to the melting of snow, which is very abundant at altitude.

Be careful, the mountain ecosystem is very fragile.

To preserve it, do not swim in the lakes. For your safety, also respect the signs installed on the banks of lakes and waterways, hydraulic structures and rising water levels can put you in danger. In Oisans, only the Lake of Buissonnière is suitable for swimming.

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  • Pré Reynaud

    Pré Reynaud
    Pré Reynaud, © Oz-en-Oisans Tourist Office

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  • Vallon de Lanchatra – hike from Plan du Lac
    Lanchatra Valley – hike from Plan du Lac, © Véronique Turc

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  • Goléon lake and refuge
    Lake and refuge of Goléon, © S.MORATTEL/OTHV

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  • Ferraret Hike
    Ferraret Walk Hike, © Lebert

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  • Summer hike: The balancing chimney
    Summer hike: The balancing chimney, ©OTVaujany

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  • Les 7 Laux – hike from Rivier d'Allemond
    Les 7 Laux – hike from Rivier d'Allemond© OT les 7 laux

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  • Ornon – Hiking from Le Bourg d'Oisans
    Ornon – Hike starting from Le Bourg d'Oisans, © BIT Le Bourg-d'Oisans

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  • Villard Reculas – Hiking from Raffour (Bourg-d'Oisans)
    Villard Reculas – Hike from Le Raffour (Bourg-d'Oisans), © OTBO

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  • The Stone Meadow
    Le Pré de la Pierre, © Oz-en-Oisans Tourist Office

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  • Four-season hiking: Verney Dam
    Four-season hike: Verney Dam, ©BobBrunot

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  • The two waterfalls tour – hike from Clot
    The Two Waterfalls Circuit – Hike from Le Clot, © La Bérarde Tourist Office

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  • The ferruginous source
    The iron-rich spring, © Charlotte Rochette

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