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A beautiful circular route for a long ridge walk with unobstructed views on both sides. Highlights include the majestic Mont Blanc, two large dam lakes, and the charming Beaufortain mountain pastures.

Once you leave the forest, Mont Blanc is omnipresent. Then there is a lovely circular walk through the Combettes mountain pasture to discover Lac de Brassa at the foot of the Grand Mont. This is a circular walk with no technical difficulty.

Although situated in the heart of the Trois Vallées ski area, this walk retains a wild character. The marmots know this well, and it is not uncommon to spot them as you round a bend in the path.

Two lakes in a single walk. Lake Bissorte is a key example of Savoie’s hydroelectric development. Lake des Bataillères, smaller and less well-known, has a wild, unspoilt character.

A day’s hike in the Vanoise to reach the very rocky Col de la Masse at 2,922 m. The route offers stunning views of the region’s mountain ranges and far beyond.

This walk showcases some of the Vanoise’s highlights: glaciers, geology, wildlife, etc.

A pleasant route for exploring the Aillon ridge from south to north and enjoying a wide-open panorama. You will find various types of signposting at intervals:GRP®, snowshoe markings and standard directional signs.

A country walk between Lac du Bourget and the foothills of Le Revard. Along the way, you will discover wash houses, a bread oven, a number of metal crosses perched on stone blocks, the slightly secluded Saint-Maurice Chapel, the old village of Clarafond, etc. And, weather permitting, more distant panoramic views. There are no specific markings, but there are a few mountain bike markers here and there.

A beautiful walk in the Montaimont cirque. The walk is described in a clockwise direction, but can also be done in the opposite direction.The markings, when visible, are those for the summer period. The route sometimes deviates from the official trail.The entire loop is well cleared, offering a vast panorama. Due to its orientation and modest altitude at the start, this hike is best enjoyed at the beginning of the season.There is no risk of snow slides on this route.

A short walk for an afternoon in the sunshine in the vineyard. The route described is largely based on a local circular loop called: The winegrower's year. In addition to the directional signs, there are yellow markings and pictograms (a winegrower working in the vineyard). The route is marked at intervals by seven information panels.

The Corsuet Forest is criss-crossed, indeed criss-crossed by numerous paths and trails. It is an open space that allows you to escape the urban environment whilst remaining close to the town. The numerous signposts will provide useful guidance for walkers. The route described here is just a modest example of the possibilities offered by the Corsuet Forest. Here, the paths have taken their names from the animal kingdom.

A peaceful circular route for a short half-day hike, culminating in the discovery of the Cascade du Voile de la Mariée, whose drapery can vary depending on the flow of the Nant de l’Eau Salée stream.

This is a hike which, in its first section, follows little-used paths where the signposting is sparse. The Montgelas ridge is marked by two crosses. From (7), the signposting becomes more conventional.

This hike on the southern slope of Mont Jovet offers beautiful views of the Vanoise and beyond. The route is well cleared and best done early in the morning or in spring after the snow has melted, or on a beautiful autumn day.

This hike to La Petite Autane leads to a popular viewpoint. The suggested route includes a section off the marked trail and therefore unmarked, apart from the occasional cairn. A keen eye for observation and a good sense of direction are required; however, the destination is very often in sight and the landscape is wide open. The return journey follows a marked route.

This walk begins like a leisurely stroll. You’ll need to cover 4 km along theGR®55to climb 300 m, which gives you time to admire the scenery and imagine all there is to do in this beautiful Chavière valley. Then comes the ascent: nothing insurmountable, but you’ll need to keep at it, with a few sections where caution is advised. The landscape becomes increasingly rocky, rugged and jagged.

This circular route, which is mostly above 2,000 m, takes you to both French and Italian military heritage sites. It also offers beautiful views, particularly of the Vanoise and Lac du Mont Cenis. Marked by directional signs but also by numerous paint marks of all shapes and colours. However, look out for the blue stars on a white background. From (3) to (6), the route is not very busy.

In the heart of the Beaufortain massif, a beautiful summit offering a wide and distant panorama.Although not difficult, the final climb to reach the Grand Mont requires a minimum of attention to find your way. (!) 4 August 2025: user report: > However, I would like to point out that the western shore of Lac de St Guerin is closed to hikers by municipal decree due to the risk of rockfalls. The hike must therefore start and end on the eastern shore of the lake.

This is a rather wild hike in Belledonne that requires a good sense of direction. With the exception of the lower part, the markings, when they exist, are quite varied, with a few yellow marks, orange lines, blue dots and, above all, numerous cairns of all sizes. There aretwo cable passages at (10).

The unmissable hike in Saint-Jean-d'Arves.

A short walk above La Motte Servolex, offering rural scenery and panoramic views of the surrounding area.

From the Chignin vineyard, it takes a good two hours to reach the foot of the ladders that allow you to overcome the final obstacle. This structure was built in response to the threat posed by the Roc de Tormery to the village below. The view, already visible during the ascent, opens up as soon as you set foot on the ridge.

This circular route on the outskirts of Chambéry takes you to three vantage points offering panoramic views of the Belledonne mountain range, Les Bauges and La Chartreuse. On the outskirts of Mont Charvais, surrounded by pine trees, you can almost feel the Mediterranean atmosphere – all that's missing are the cicadas.

This is a simple circular walk for a half-day excursion. It takes place in the foothills of the Chartreuse Mountains. Beautiful views of Les Bauges, Chartreuse, L'Épine and Lac du Bourget.

This is an easy hike to a small grassy peak overlooking the vineyards of Saint-Jeoire-Prieuré. Enjoy beautiful views of the Belledonne mountain range, the Chartreuse mountains and the Chambéry cluse. There are markings and even directional signs, but not along the entire route described.

This is a half-day hike. A steady climb takes you to the village of Montouvrard, where you can enjoy beautiful views of Belledonne. The yellow markings are a little faded.

A good half-day walk to enjoy panoramic views of the Chartreuse, the Vercors in the distance, Lauzière and the nearby Belledonnes. Please note: there is an error. This hike is on foot and not by mountain bike as indicated.

This circular route through the vineyards guarantees a sunny route. It also offers a panoramic view of the Belledonne Massif. Depending on the time of year, you may see work being done in the vineyards. The route is signposted.

An easy walk through the vineyards in search of sunshine, ending on the plain. Beautiful views of the region’s mountain ranges.

A good hike that can be done from spring to autumn when snow conditions prevent you from going higher. However, you will be close to 2000 m.

An easy route, starting from the village of La Bridoire, offering an insight into contemporary history, whilst also providing the chance to marvel at the work of water which, over millennia, has shaped the geological features of what is now the Combe Grenand.There are various information boards along the route, including a series designed as a game for children.

A peaceful hike through the plateau's mountain pastures, a place steeped in the history of the Glières maquis. The route also offers panoramic views of the region's mountain ranges.

A lovely day’s hike in Belledonne at the foot of some of its legendary peaks: Grand Pic de Belledonne, Petite and Grande Lance de Domène ...

A beautiful hike in an area that is very open right from the start, with panoramic views of the Chartreuse, the Bauges, the Aravis and the Beaufortain. On the ridge, the views extend to include Mont Blanc, the Vanoise and the Écrins...

A beautiful hike in Belledonne towards a clearly visible summit. Between the Col de la Perrière and the summit, the ascent via the north-west ridge deviates from the classic route and is intended for experienced hikers.

This is a classic hike which, after the Pas de la Coche, enters the Belledonne Massif. Hannibal is said to have taken this route. There was even a road project between Grésivaudan and Le Rivier d'Allemont; the beautiful track between (6) and (7) is a remnant of this. Today, the pass is used by shepherds, hikers, ski tourers, snowshoers and even tourist planes at an altitude higher than ours.

This is a snowshoe hike with no specific markings for this activity; however, theGR® 9 markings do exist, though they are less visible in winter conditions The appeal of this hike lies not in the markings but rather in the atmosphere you experience along the route across the plateau.

A lovely snowshoe outing in the Molière mountain pasture, offering a long view of the Charteuse, the Belledonnes and some peaks near the Vercors, such as Moucherotte and Pic Saint-Michel. At the start, the wide path is obvious, higher up there are directional signs and green-yellow markings, sometimes yellow-red on the ridge.

This description has been written for a snowshoe hike; the route differs significantly from the summer route. It crosses alpine pastures which should be bypassed in summer by staying on the track.

A good, challenging hike to reach La Roche du Guet and its two information boards.

This hike was done on snowshoes, but it can of course be done on foot when there is no snow. Most of the route is marked, with no specific markings for snowshoeing.

The Bois de Chavot route is merely a pretext for a lovely route in the Belledonne massif. In this part of Belledonne, the chalets are numbered: the first chalet of this, the second chalet of that...This route is accessible for quite a long time during the season due to its moderate altitude of 1,860 m.The route is signposted, with a large section following theGRP®® “Tour du Pays d’Allevard”.

The artificial lake of Lac de Salagou has created an attraction that goes far beyond water sports and bathing. Geology, pastoralism, old villages, drystone shelters and vineyards complete the appeal of this region, which returns to peace and quiet at the end of summer.

A hike in the Vanoise in search of the Lacs du Mont Coua. Mountain pastures, pastoral life, geology, torrents and glaciers add to the appeal of this outing.

A fairly easy route to reach this summit in the Chartreuse mountains. However, the final ascent requires a bit of energy. At Col de la Sure, you can enjoy a peaceful stroll through the mountain pastures.

The Refuge du Carro is already a lovely destination, but when you reach this first goal at the end of the morning and after seeing the panorama, there are various possibilities for a little extra treat. Why not the Col du Carro or Colle del Carro, as you can read on site? The hundreds of cairns that dot the terrain are sure to catch your eye, as will the view of the Italian side.

A pleasant route on the heights of Le Revard, combining a variety of points of interest. Panoramic view of Aix-les-Bains and the lake, reminiscent of the old cable car and rack railway connections. Poets' trail in summer. Panoramic views, mountain pastures and cheese...

A beautiful hike in the Vanoise offering guaranteed spectacular views of the glacial landscape as well as the vibrant mountain pastures with on-site cheese production. Old chalets, mountain huts and a chapel, not to mention the ever-present marmots. Discreet signposting.

Using the shuttle bus in summer allows you to enjoy a lovely hike whilst shortening the route between Les Chapieux and La Ville des Glaciers. The walk follows the Tour du Mont Blanc and one of its variants.

From Le Recoin, there are easy routes to visit the Robert Lakes. This description deviates slightly from the most commonly used trails, particularly from the Brèche Sud to reach Lac des Pourettes.