Hi everyone.
Who's up for hiking the Ubaye loop via the GR 56 and variants, staying in mountain huts in late August/early September?
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Zoé
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I'm heading out with friends for a week in the Queyras to hike in this beautiful region, staying at accommodation in Molines-en-Queyras near Saint-Véran, from Wednesday the 19th to Wednesday the 26th of August.
It's accommodation where we can really relax, have breakfast, prepare picnics, and go on day hikes. Some of the Queyras' most famous hikes are less than an hour's drive away. In the evenings, we'll either eat out or cook at the apartment! Right now, there are 8 of us, and since there are 11 beds, 3 more people can still join the group. If you have any questions, don't hesitate! Approximate budget if we're 10 people: 175 € for accommodation + 150 € for restaurants + 55 € for miscellaneous (including shuttles or paid parking) – so a week of hiking at a reasonable price! Indicative hiking program:
After the hikes and depending on the time, we can explore the region a bit... Wednesday 2 PM: Cascade de l'Oule from Le Laus – 7.9 km and 710 m elevation gain Thursday: Sommet Bucher and Col des Prés Fromage – 11.9 to 15.5 km and 700 to 830 m elevation gain, depending on how we're feeling and the weather Friday: Tour de la Tête des Toillies – 14.5 km and 1,015 m elevation gain Saturday: Col Agnel and Lacs d'Asti, Foreant, and Égorgeou – 17.1 km and 980 m elevation gain Sunday: Lacs du Malrif – 12 km and 960 m elevation gain Monday: Col de Neal and Col du Lauzon – 16 km and 950 m elevation gain Tuesday: Lac de Lestio – 17.7 km and 870 m elevation gain
Wednesday: Lac de Roue – 4.5 km and 175 m elevation gain for the return trip
It's accommodation where we can really relax, have breakfast, prepare picnics, and go on day hikes. Some of the Queyras' most famous hikes are less than an hour's drive away. In the evenings, we'll either eat out or cook at the apartment! Right now, there are 8 of us, and since there are 11 beds, 3 more people can still join the group. If you have any questions, don't hesitate! Approximate budget if we're 10 people: 175 € for accommodation + 150 € for restaurants + 55 € for miscellaneous (including shuttles or paid parking) – so a week of hiking at a reasonable price! Indicative hiking program:
After the hikes and depending on the time, we can explore the region a bit... Wednesday 2 PM: Cascade de l'Oule from Le Laus – 7.9 km and 710 m elevation gain Thursday: Sommet Bucher and Col des Prés Fromage – 11.9 to 15.5 km and 700 to 830 m elevation gain, depending on how we're feeling and the weather Friday: Tour de la Tête des Toillies – 14.5 km and 1,015 m elevation gain Saturday: Col Agnel and Lacs d'Asti, Foreant, and Égorgeou – 17.1 km and 980 m elevation gain Sunday: Lacs du Malrif – 12 km and 960 m elevation gain Monday: Col de Neal and Col du Lauzon – 16 km and 950 m elevation gain Tuesday: Lac de Lestio – 17.7 km and 870 m elevation gain
Wednesday: Lac de Roue – 4.5 km and 175 m elevation gain for the return trip
Hi there,
I’m traveling solo to Corsica on Tuesday, June 9, leaving from Toulon and arriving in Propriano the next day (June 10).
I’m offering to share my crossing—of course, you’d need to book your own ferry ticket as a foot passenger—but I can give you a ride and share my cabin (twin beds). We can discuss the price. 😊
After that, I’m heading to Porto-Vecchio, so I can drop you off there if you’d like.
I’ve booked a spot at a campsite where I rented a hard-sided cabin from June 10 to 18. If you’re interested, we could even share the week together.
Have a great day.
After that, I’m heading to Porto-Vecchio, so I can drop you off there if you’d like.
I’ve booked a spot at a campsite where I rented a hard-sided cabin from June 10 to 18. If you’re interested, we could even share the week together.
Have a great day.
Living in Alsace and loving the sun—or at least escaping the Alsatian winter cold—I’m looking for 1 or 2 people who’d like to share a rental somewhere in the south of France, for about a month around mid-January/February to mid-March 2026.
Everything’s up for discussion, of course.
The idea is to enjoy the mild weather down south and go hiking, sightseeing, etc.
I’m a 62-year-old man.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Rémy
The idea is to enjoy the mild weather down south and go hiking, sightseeing, etc.
I’m a 62-year-old man.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Rémy
Hi there,
I’m available to travel from now until autumn 2026. Everything’s in my profile—feel free to check it out: https://voyageforum.com/membres/petitflocon3/
See you soon,
Philippe
Hi there,
I’m Coralie and Abdel, already ready for the adventure😎
I’ll have a fitted van with 4 beds, a mini kitchen, and a fridge.
I’m looking for a travel partner for 3 to 5 days of Van Life from May 28 to June 1, 2025—max 2 people.
Route: leaving from Marseille toward the Hautes-Alpes, and I can pick you up along the way! 🙂
Costs split between 3 or 4 people!
DM me with a quick intro about yourself.
I’m in the south of France!
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