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Solo hiking into Vanoise National Park & Wild Camping - HEXATREK - DAY 14

Into Vanoise National Park | Quiet Miles, Cowbells & a Lakeside Bivouac – Day 14 After a slow morning and two good coffees, I leave the campsite around 10:45. Robin and Julien might stay another night or move on to the next campsite — we agree to hopefully meet again tomorrow evening at a refuge in Vanoise National Park. Louise has already left early in the morning. I take my time climbing. It’s warm, the kind of heat that makes you sweat honestly. The trail leads deeper into Vanoise, and the valley opens up — rivers, waterfalls, and wide alpine silence. I’m hoping to find a beautiful bivouac spot along the way. Around 4 p.m., I decide to keep walking toward the first refuge instead. The perfect spot doesn’t appear — and the hut is already close. And it turns out to be a good choice. Camping is allowed near the lake, surrounded by cows and the soft rhythm of their bells. One of those places where the evening feels earned. I chat for a bit with Ralf, a hiker from Antwerp walking the GR5. Several people ask about my camera — and about YouTube. Funny how the trail notices you back sometimes. At 20:30 I crawl into my tent. Tomorrow will be a long day. An early start awaits. 🎒⛰️ 🗺️ Highlights Entering Vanoise National Park Alpine valleys with rivers and waterfalls Lakeside camping near a refuge 🏕️ Overnight: Bivouac near the refuge, by the lake If you enjoy slow hiking stories, wild camping, and life unfolding one step at a time — feel free to walk along. Distance: 22km | Ascent: 1600 D- Route: Refuge Presset → Landry Come walk with me — across ridges, through challenge, and into unexpected family. 🎒⛰️ 🗺️ Route so far: Day 1 – Saint-Gingolph to Novel (5 km, 500 m D+) Day 2 – Novel to Pointe des Mattes (24 km, 2230 m D+) Day 3 – Pointe des Mattes to Avoriaz (22 km, 1200 m D+) Day 4 – Avoriaz to Chardonniere (22 km, 1200 m D+) Day 5 – Chardonniere to Camping Le Pelly (22 km, 1500 m D+) Day 6 – Camping Le Pelly to Refuge du Grenairon (12 km, 1200 m D+) Day 7 – Refuge de Grenairon → Lac d’Anterne (18 km, 1100 m D+) Day 8 – Lac d’Anterne to Pierre à Bérard (19 km, 1100 m D+) Day 9 – Pierre à Bérard to Chamonix (10 km, 300m D+) Day 10 – Chamonix → Bivouac Glacier du Bionnassay (30 km, 2600m D+) Day 11 – Bivouac Glacier du Bionnassay → Bivouac La Rollaz (20 km, 850m D+) Day 12 – Bivouac La Rollaz → Refuge Presset (25 km, 2000m D+) Day 13 – Refuge Presset → Landry (18 km, 1600D-) Day 14 – Landry → Refuge d'Entre le Lac(17 km, 1200D+) 💬 Share your thoughts or questions in the comments – I read every one. #HexaTrek #FrenchAlps #HikingAdventure #BackpackingEurope #WildCamping #AlpineHiking #ThruHike #MountainAdventure #TravelVlog #HikingLife #TrailLife #BackpackingLife #ExploreMore #OutdoorAdventure #NatureLovers #HikingDaily #EpicViews #MontBlanc #AdventureSeekers #WildernessCulture