Bisse des Ravines

Sport
Pedestrian sports
Hiking itinerary

Elevation : 1117m

Parking Valbord - Bruson, 1934 Bruson

1h 30min
Medium

DepartureBruson
Distance4.9 km
Difference in height229 m
Elevation1117 m
Minimum altitude1113 m
Maximum altitude1256 m
Total positive elevation229 m
Total negative elevation-229 m

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Follow the Bisse des Ravines and set off to explore the ancient irrigation channels.

Starting from the Raclett'House, the trail follows the Bisse des Ravines. Restored in 2013, this bisse – built in the early 20th century – bears witness to the expertise of our ancestors, who channelled water to the meadows and crops using these ingenious irrigation channels. The return journey to Bruson takes a different route and offers the chance to discover the village’s traditional barns, which bear witness to the local mountain heritage. Please take the time to assess your physical condition and abilities. Use of the various routes is always at your own risk. This bisse contains water from mid-May to mid-October.