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Cléry (Savoie) walks
Grand Roc Circular Trail
Visorando Member
9.86 mi
+4,439 ft
-4,429 ft
8h 25
Difficult
Departure from Cléry (Savoie) (Savoie)
The Grand Roc, situated in the Bauges Massif Nature Reserve, boasts a wealth of wildflowers that are particularly striking in May: daffodils and narcissi in abundance all along the path. A steady path leads to the Col de la Fougère after a long climb.
You reach the Col du Haut du Four via a narrow path, then follow the ridge path with its breathtaking views over the Albertville valley, before finally reaching the Grand Roc with its splendid views of the surrounding peaks.
Le Grand Roc
7.40 mi
+3,481 ft
-3,455 ft
6h 25
Difficult
Departure from Verrens-Arvey (Savoie)
Magnificent ridge walk between Mont d'Orisan and Grand Roc. On one side are Les Bauges and its highest peak, Arcalod (2,217 m), and on the other is the Mont Blanc massif, passing through Beaufortain, Vanoise, La Lauzière, Belledonne and on to the Aiguilles d'Arves. A very beautiful hike.
Fort de Tamié circular loop
1.68 mi
+338 ft
-341 ft
1h 05
Easy
Departure from Plancherine (Savoie)
A very short family hike and a visit to Fort de Tamié. Within the fort's grounds, there are tree-top adventure courses, games for children and walks for all, not to mention superb views of Albertville. Rather than taking the car to the fort, it is very pleasant to walk there.
Route of the Gallo-Roman villa at Gilly-sur-Isère
5.94 mi
+705 ft
-679 ft
3h 20
Easy
Departure from Mercury (Savoie)
A hike that will allow you to discover the Savoyard countryside and step back a few centuries with the Gallo-Roman ruins in the village of Gilly. The church and the castle are well worth a visit.
Route des hauts de Mercury via Fort de Tamié
6.44 mi
+1,686 ft
-1,657 ft
4h 25
Moderate
Departure from Mercury (Savoie)
A challenging hike above Mercury through the undergrowth to discover the balconies of Tamié.
Combe Fort and Pointe de la Fougère
5.96 mi
+2,838 ft
-2,841 ft
5h 15
Moderate
Departure from Jarsy (Savoie)
A hike through a wild area in the heart of the Bauges Massif, offering magnificent views of Pécloz, Arcalod and Orgeval. From Pointe de la Fougère, you can see the Isère Valley, the Beaufortain and Mont Blanc. Chamois and mouflons are abundant in this area.
Pointe d'Arcalod via the Chalets d'Orgeval
7.21 mi
+3,999 ft
-3,999 ft
6 hrs
Very difficult
Departure from École (Savoie)
A beautiful, aerial and technical hike to climb to the highest point of the Bauges Massif (2,217 m).
Magnificent 360° panorama of the entire Bauges Massif and Mont Blanc.
Note on difficulty: following feedback from hikers, this hike has been classified as Very Difficult because the ascent and descent of the peak are quite technical.
Pointe de Chaurionde
8.83 mi
+4,094 ft
-4,072 ft
7h 35
Difficult
Departure from École (Savoie)
This hike will take you to the Pointe de Chaurionde via the Col du Haut du Four and the south-west ridge. Don't miss the chamois that inhabit the slopes. At the summit, you can admire Lake Annecy and Mont Blanc. You will cross the Vallon d'Orgeval (the valley of bears), which has now become a peaceful valley home to Tarine and Abondance cows and marmots.In June, the flora is magnificent and varied.
Chaurionde means "round summit".
(6) Access to the summit (or descent) via the Chalet de Coutarse is now prohibited (ZR zone of the PNR).
Mont de la Coche and Tré le Mollard
7.17 mi
+3,409 ft
-3,389 ft
6h 15
Difficult
Departure from École (Savoie)
This beautiful, wild circular hike starting from the Nant du Fourchu car park takes you to two peaks over 2,000 m in the Bauges massif in just a few kilometres, and can be completed with a climb to Pointe d'Arcalod. You may even see some marmots!
The Col d'Orgeval
6.19 mi
+2,448 ft
-2,448 ft
5h 00
Moderate
Departure from École (Savoie)
The Col d'Orgeval is located on theGRP® trail in the Massif des Bauges. More than the pass or the chalets, it is the superb Orgeval valley with its gentle slopes that will remain in hikers' memories.
The mountain pasture is owned by the same family, who graze a pretty herd of heifers there.
Pointe de la Fougère
6.37 mi
+3,248 ft
-3,248 ft
5h 45
Moderate
Departure from École (Savoie)
Pointe de la Fougère is not the most popular of the Beaujus peaks. This hike retains a wild character; it is not uncommon to see animals on the ascent. Beautiful panoramic views of the nearby peaks and beyond.
Tour of the Val de Tamié
4.35 mi
+942 ft
-958 ft
2h 50
Easy
Departure from Plancherine (Savoie)
The Val de Tamié site is remarkable for its Cistercian abbey nestled on the side of Tête Noire and its former military fort. The hike takes place in the valley. It starts from the abbey car park, with a steep climb, a walk downhill through the woods, a visit to the Fort de Tamié, a magnificent view of Mont Blanc at the Collet de Tamié, then the descent to the Moulin de Tamié.
The Parc du Mouton
7.57 mi
+3,255 ft
-3,255 ft
6h 20
Difficult
Departure from Plancherine (Savoie)
A lovely circular route to reach a summit with 360° panoramic views. A climb through the forest to reach the refuge, then a short ridge. A cool descent along the torrent will take you back to the abbey, which you can visit or buy some of the famous cheese!
Notre-Dame de Tamié Abbey
8.75 mi
+2,362 ft
-2,388 ft
6h 05
Moderate
Departure from Mercury (Savoie)
This circular starts in Mercury and climbs up to the small pass of Tamié, then continues to Notre-Dame de Tamié Abbey. It continues via the small pass of Tamié before descending towards Plancherine and returning to Mercury .
Route de la Belle Étoile and La Négresse / Roc Rouge
5.64 mi
+3,159 ft
-3,133 ft
5h 20
Difficult
Departure from Mercury (Savoie)
A very lovely hike on the border between Savoie and Haute-Savoie, on the iconic peaks of Albertville: the beautiful Étoile and the Négresse.
In the background, the Bauges massif, the Beaufortain, the Lauzière, Mont Blanc and Lake Annecy.
A hike best undertaken in dry weather, featuring exposed sections equipped with ladders and handrails.
Belle Étoile circular, return via Chalet Périllet
4.07 mi
+2,484 ft
-2,484 ft
4h 00
Moderate
Departure from Mercury (Savoie)
From the summit of Belle Étoile, you will be treated to breathtaking views. Following a path that runs almost entirely through the woods, you will reach the Croix de Périllet and then, after a steep section, the Croix du Sommet de Belle Étoile. On one side, you will overlook Mercury and the Olympic city of Albertville (1992 Winter Olympics) and on the other, the Tamié valley and its Cistercian-Trappist monastery. In the distance, you can see Lake Annecy, Mont Blanc and Mont Granier.