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Chapelle Saint-Clément (Tours-en-Savoie) walks
Route de la Chapelle Saint-Clément (Viéryâ d’la stapèla Saint Clément)
A family walk through the woodland. Pass by the 17th-century Saint-Clément Chapel, sheltered by the Brèche rock, and the Sainte-Apollonie Chapel in the centre of the village.
Lacha route via Le Raidier, starting from Tours-en-Savoie
A somewhat challenging, woodland route with magnificent views over the valley.
Soplat des Nants mountain hut via the Déberts circular loop
A circular route taking in the waterfalls of the Grand Ruisseau, Les Envers, the Soplat des Nants refuge, and returning via the Montagnettes des Déberts with magnificent views of the Pointe de la Grande Journée and the Tarentaise valley. Best undertaken from June to October, as the Soplat des Nants refuge remains snow-covered quite late into the season.
Le Fort du Mont au départ de Tours en Savoie
Une belle randonnée, assez sportive, avec un cheminement en forêt avec tout le long de la randonnée de magnifiques points de vue sur la vallée, des traversées de petit hameaux, des chalets perdus au milieu des bois et arrivée au point culminant qui est le Fort du Mont .
Walks near Chapelle Saint-Clément (Tours-en-Savoie)
From Albertville station to the Refuge du Soplat des Streams
A lovely climb starting from Albertville, passing through the medieval town of Conflans and pretty mountain hamlets with views of the Tarentaise Valley, before reaching the Refuge du Soplat des Stream. The refuge is ideally located near the Tour du Beaufortain with a beautiful view of Albertville and the Olympic Park. Hike to be done from May to November: avalanche risk in winter above 1,100 metres.
Molliessoulaz Lodge - Les Saisies
The final stage of the Tour du Beaufortain, between Molliessoulaz and Les Saisies.
Chalet des Arolles - Molliessoulaz Lodge
Another long stage between the Chalet des Arolles and the hilltop village of Molliessoulaz.
Lac Tournant
This is a circular walk based on trail 5 as promoted by the Arêches tourist board. It is well marked with yellow signs and paint flashes or markers for trail 5. There are good views over to Mont Blanc, the Beaufortain Mountains and the lake, although small, is a nice place to eat your sandwiches.
Refuge de la Thuile – Col de l’Arc
A change of scenery: the view opens out towards the Beaufortain, the Tarentaise, the Aravis and then the Vanoise. You pass beneath the Grand Arc, descend towards the Vallon de Bayet, cross the Col Basmont, then spend the night at the Col de l’Arc in the unmanned hut
Col de l’Arc – Refuge du Logis des Fées
It’s hard to say much about this section, as we completed the whole of it in driving rain and cloud. The route is challenging and stony, with numerous herds of livestock and detours… But it remains so beautiful despite everything. The climb up the Bellachat is less difficult than it looks. The landscape is actually very varied: there’s a lot of rocky terrain on the ascent of the Bellachat, with steep cirques all the way to the Lacs du Loup, where the mountain pastures take over before giving way to the Cirque du Colomban, only to return near the Refuge du Logis des Fées.
Chalet de l'Econdu - Chalet des Arolles
Another long stage offering the chance to discover Lake Saint-Guérin.
Les Saisies - Roselette Chalet
Stage 1 of the Tour du Beaufortain, connecting Les Saisies resort to the Roselette chalet.
The Curé passage
Lake Gittaz and the Curé passage.
Nant Fourchu stream car park – Chalets de l’Eau Froide
First day of a two-day route around the Pointe d’Arcalod, the highest point in the Bauges, crossing wild areas, valleys and rivers. The proposed route mainly follows the eastern section of the GR® de Pays Tour de l’Arcalod, marked in yellow and red. Spectacular views of the mountains and Lake Annecy. This wild and little-used route is situated mainly within a sensitive, regulated area.The terrain is good and presents no particular difficulties.