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Roc de Tormery circuit, Le Tapin, La Roche du Guet
The village's main attraction in the summer is, of course, the small Lac de la Thuile lake.
For hikers, the other attraction is the Roche du Guet, a pretty viewpoint equipped with two orientation tables.
The Pointe de la Galoppaz loop starting from the Col des Prés

This circular hike runs along the slopes and ridge of La Galoppaz (pronounced Galoppe) to reach the summit with its magnificent 360° panorama.
Mont Morbié

An easy summit offering a panoramic view of the Massif des Bauges.
Footbridge circuit from Saint-Jean-d'Arvey

This is a pleasant route to walk at any time of year, particularly in late autumn as it enjoys plenty of sunshine.
The route of the Himalayan footbridge at Trou de l'Enfer allows you to discover the curious meanders of the Leysse.
Boucles des Plagnes - Trail 2000 - Col de Claran

This is a very pretty route through the mountain pastures to the Col de Claran, offering panoramic views of all the mountains in the Bauges and Chartreuse regions in particular, but also far beyond, as far as Mont Blanc and Mont Aiguille.
The circuit is very well marked with traditional yellow signs and markings on the rocks at regular intervals.
The Pointe du Gorgeat

A somewhat challenging hike for the start of the season, but well worth the effort...
Grand Chat loop
A beautiful hike in the north of the Belledonne Massif. The ridge route offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains. A few information boards mark the route.
Mont Granier via the Pas des Barres and the Balme à Colon

A beautiful loop in the northern Chartreuse with magnificent 360° views of the Alps.
La Croix du Nivolet, via the ladders

A local classic with magnificent views of the Massif des Bauges Regional Nature Park, the Belledonne massif and the town of Chambéry.Ideal for hot days, the route is 90% shaded. However, it is not suitable for wet weather.
Alloix waterfalls from Montalieu

This is a short, unusual walk that follows the Alloix torrent. Curious walkers will spend more time admiring the work of the water than walking. This walk can end with a leisurely stroll through the narrow streets of the old village or, as the locals say, "on the paths of yesteryear", where local markings will guide you.
Margeriaz - Tannes and ice houses - Golet de l'agneau

This hike follows the Tannes et Glacières trail and is rounded off with a visit to the faults of Mont Margeriaz.
To make the most of the Tannes et Glacières trail, pick up the little guidebook on sale at the tourist office in Aillon le Jeune.
Croix du Nivolet

A must-do hike for locals, this short trip to the Dent du Nivolet offers a beautiful 360° panorama of Lac du Bourget, Chartreuse, Belledonne, Beaufortain and Mont Blanc.
La Croix du Nivolet starting from Glaize

A classic loop for a quick walk.
This route is well marked in both summer and winter.
The Nivolet Cross circuit from Feclaz

A circuit from Féclaz to the Nivolet Cross overlooking Chambéry.
The Col d'Arclusaz

A beautiful outing in the Arclusaz valley, dominated by some of the beautiful peaks of the Bauges.
The autumn colours are beginning to set the landscape ablaze.
The "Aulp du Seuil"

The "Passage de l'Aulp du Seuil" ("Aulp du Seuil" passing): this hike is one of the most beautiful hikes of the Chartreuse massif.
Hanging gardens of Les Charassons

Spectacular hike to the hanging gardens of Les Charassons with the discovery of two magnificent arches.As the Marcieu valley is entirely private, the hike never passes through it and always remains on authorised terrain.
This hike is extremely difficult beyond what is usual on Visorando and requires climbing a short 3c section (a single move). An ice axe is recommended even (especially) in summer to tackle the steep slopes of the hanging gardens without stress. Most of the hike is on unmarked and (very) poorly marked paths. See Practical Information.
This hike takes place largely at the foot of cliffs. Geolocation (GPS, etc.) is therefore approximate, with errors exceeding 40 m. You must therefore use your brain and critical thinking skills and act according to the terrain.