Sigoyer: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Sigoyer
Sigoyer encompasses a mountainous area with forest, including the Forêt domaniale de Ceüze, as well as alpine pastures. The Falaise de Céüse forms a semicircle around the forest and opens onto an extensive plateau with meadows.
Nature
Numerous hiking trails cross Sigoyer and lead to viewpoints, including the summits of Céüzette and Céüze.
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Climbing
The Blocs de Céüse is an equipped climbing area for families to discover and learn the sport of climbing. It includes a children's bouldering course as well as a course for rock-climbing and rope-climbing routes.
The Site d'escalade de Céüse climbing area offers climbing grades from 4 to 9b. It includes 50 well-equipped routes graded from 5c to 6b.
Routes
The Via Ferrata de Céüse may only be climbed in the upward direction; an approved helmet, climbing harness, and approved lanyards are required. It is a 40 m-high access route to the Plateau de Céüze.
The approach to the Via Ferrata de Céüse from the car park near Les Guérins takes 1 hour and 15 minutes; the descent via the Plateau de Céüze takes 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Culture and History
The Sentier patrimonial forestier de Ceüse leads to the Grotte des Maquisards.
The former Pépinière de Sigot path, restored by the ONF, leads to the Ancienne Pépinière de Sigot at an elevation of 1,550 m. The terraces at the Ancienne Pépinière de Sigot were created by forestry workers while reforesting the massif at the beginning of the 20th century.
Other destinations: Névache, Le Monêtier-Les-Bains, Chorges, Orcières, Le Sauze-Du-Lac, Réotier, Eygliers, La Grave.
To the higher-level travel overview: Hautes-Alpes.
