Vallée de la Clarée
The Haute Vallée de la Clarée is a wild and magnificent setting above the village of Névache, in the Cerces massif (Hautes-Alpes). It's particularly beautiful in autumn, when the larch forests take on shimmering colors and the first snow has already whitened the surrounding peaks.
With a few friends from my Photo Club, I was able to discover this splendid valley in the best possible conditions by taking part in a week-long photo course organized by Un Œil sur la Nature, with photographer guide Léo Gayola. An unforgettable experience.
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The Fontcouverte cascade second tier -
Equally surprised -
European larch trees dressed for autumn -
Gentiana delphinensis -
Ruisseau du Raisin -
Waterfall on the Chardonnet -
The stream flowing through a grassy field in the mountains -
One Does Not Simply Walk Into Mordor -
Still water of Lac de la Cula -
Wild water running down the slope -
Lac de la Cula -
Dry branchs of dwarf juniper -
The path to reach the sky is sometimes twisted -
Misty Mountains -
Majestic Larix -
Alpine chalet above the Clarée valley -
La Main de Crépin mountain peak -
The Fontcouverte cascade first tier -
There was once a glacier here -
Ruisseau du Chardonnet -
Oxygen-packed torrent -
Down to the valley -
Serene Clarée -
In the middle of the Clarée stream -
Flowing Clarée in front of La Main de Crépin -
Bend, resist, thrive -
A beautiful autumn in the Clarée Valley -
Running water -
The magnificent Fontcouverte cascade