de Tellier Gilles

This is a lovely little outing from the hamlet of La Blonnière. It is a pleasant walk, even in summer, because although the slope faces south, the route is quite shady. In winter, it can be more complicated, as we are still at an altitude of 1,000 metres and there is often snow.

A superb short circular hike in a wild setting. Views of Les Bauges and La Chartreuse. Best done in late spring as the altitudes are modest and the snow melts fairly quickly.

A very beautiful circular route in the Courchevel area, without being hindered by the pylons... The route is unique and quite wild; I didn’t come across a single person that day... just the cows from the mountain pastures who came to visit me during my break, and further up, a herd of chamois that I’d clearly disturbed. A quiet spot, except for the immediate vicinity of the car park and Lac de Rosière, and very charming.

The tour of Montagne de Lachat, above Dingy-Saint-Clair (near Annecy), is a very pretty hike that is ideal for families, for example: a wooded trail and, from the summit, views of Annecy and Les Bauges. Possible in all seasons, safe in winter.

The Pointe des Chardes doesn’t seem to be very well known, yet it’s a beautiful, wild hike that isn’t too difficult, with an incredible view from the summit. We’re right in the heart of the Vanoise.

Pointe de Combe Bénite is a well-known summit and is easy to access.The view from the summit is panoramic, with Beaufortin to the north and east, Vanoise to the south, and Lauzière to the west.There are many possible routes to climb and descend, depending on your level and preferences...

Magnificent hike, facing the Mont Blanc Massif all the way! While the whole route is quite busy, Lac de la Remuaz is off the trail and therefore isolated: a little forgotten gem.