La source ferrugineuse
Easy to access trail, which winds through forests and alpine fields. Splendid view of the Belledonne massif. Combine with a visit to the Waterfall of Oz.
A new discovery around Oz! Go in search of the ferruginous spring, a place in complete simplicity and remarkable for the color of its iron-rich watercourse.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS :
Departure: Tourist Office
Distance: 4km
Height difference: approximately 180m
Duration: 1h30
Maximum altitude: 1350
Marking precision: From the Tourist Office, follow the Pré Raynaud trail (at the top of the Clos du Pré ski lift). At the first intersection, take the direction of “Le Roberand”. At the second, always turn right. After several minutes of descent, turn right towards “Le Bessay” and “Source ferrugineuse”. The source is located about a hundred meters lower and is notable for its rust color. The path continues straight to the Roubier torrent, a magnificent and refreshing site. Cross the wooden footbridge and go back up along the slope. Possibility of making a detour to see the Cascade d'Oz. Arrived at the hamlet of Bessay, turn right towards “Oz Station”, pass the Pont du Gay and go back up through the “Clos du Pré” district.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS :
Departure: Tourist Office
Distance: 4km
Height difference: approximately 180m
Duration: 1h30
Maximum altitude: 1350
Marking precision: From the Tourist Office, follow the Pré Raynaud trail (at the top of the Clos du Pré ski lift). At the first intersection, take the direction of “Le Roberand”. At the second, always turn right. After several minutes of descent, turn right towards “Le Bessay” and “Source ferrugineuse”. The source is located about a hundred meters lower and is notable for its rust color. The path continues straight to the Roubier torrent, a magnificent and refreshing site. Cross the wooden footbridge and go back up along the slope. Possibility of making a detour to see the Cascade d'Oz. Arrived at the hamlet of Bessay, turn right towards “Oz Station”, pass the Pont du Gay and go back up through the “Clos du Pré” district.
