This route is one of the best linkups that you can come up with in Colorado for Centennial (Colorado’s highest hundred) peaks.  The San Juan range is Colorado’s most remote mountain range, and the Weminuche Wilderness is possibly the most remote part of the entire state.  In Nolans style, this route allows you to choose the most efficient route possible that links up the Centennial peaks in the Weminuche Wilderness.

As described in Gerry Roach's Colorado Fourtneer's book, this route begins at the first switchback toward the top of Mt evans, which lies in the saddle between mt Evans and Epaulet Mountain. It descends into the basin below and gains Mt Bierstadt's east ridge. It follows this ridge to the summit of Mt Bierstadt and then follows the sawtooth ridge between Mt Evans and Mt Bierstadt. Summit Mt Evans and then back to the car. This route contains all of the fun ridge scrambling with none of the boring, long approaches to these two, generally easy, Colorado 14ers. 

Ce sentier vous plonge dans l’une des parties les plus sauvages de la vallée du Viaur entre Tanus et Saint-Martin-Laguépie. Au cours de votre pérégrination, vous découvrirez les trésors qu’abritent ses pentes escarpées : vestiges de villages et de châteaux, chapelles romanes…

C’est une série de photographies au fil de vos pas : le moulin de la Calquière, l’église de Las Planques, le pont du Diable, un martin pêcheur, le viaduc du Viaur et tant d’autres images à vivre et à revivre sans modération !