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Les Mollettes walks
Laissaud Loop
This walk first offers breathtaking views of the Bauges and the Chartreuse mountains, on the Granier side, before reaching the River Isère along its embankment. This takes you to the Lônes de Pontcharra lake, a green haven, ideal for a picnic. The climb up through Laissaud takes you to the Sainte-Anne Chapel and then, after passing close to the vineyards, the route descends towards Les Mollettes, via the hilltop hamlet of La Ville, where a medieval castle once stood.
Crête de Montraillant from the Chapelle Blanche
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.
Les Hauts de Sainte-Hélène
A short hike that takes you through a few hamlets and offers unobstructed views of the Belledonnes and Chartreuse mountains.
Tour de Chantemerle
A route for everyone that will take you to a remote hamlet and its castle steeped in history, then along the shores of Lake Sainte Hélène.
Montmayeur Towers Route
A walk on Montraillan Hill between Belledonne and Les Bauges, following in the footsteps of the Lord of Montmayeur, vassal of the Duke of Savoy.
Mont Pezard route
A family hike with a variety of attractions: flora, slate quarry, chapel and other points of interest. Beautiful view of the Val Gelon on the way down. Directional signs on the ground complement this description. In addition, Lac Saint-Clair is a pleasant place to relax before or after the hike.
Tour de Planaise
A long, easy walk taking in fountains, bridges and castles...
Brame-Farine ridges
Hike starting from a small village in Isère (on the border with Savoie) to reach the summit that separates it from its neighbour Allevard-les-Bains. From the ridge, a superb panorama allows you to discover the latter at the foot of the massif of the same name.This hike is more athletic than recreational, with a long and fairly steep climb, mainly through sometimes damp undergrowth, which can make the descent quite slippery.
Circular route starting from the Tour d'Avalon
A lovely start from the beautiful Tour d'Avalon, followed by a fairly varied circular route through forests and villages.This route is difficult to describe due to the numerous roads and paths in this area, so a GPS and an online map (for example, downloaded via the Visorando app) are recommended. The Tour d’Avalon serves as a good landmark.
Montmélian - Arbin route
This hike describes a circular route that takes you to the historical heritage of Montmélian before discovering the Arbin vineyards.
Numerous views of Les Bauges, La Chartreuse, La Lauzière and Belledonne.
Montmélian to Cruet circular loop
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.
From Montmélian to La Roche du Guet, returning via the Col du Mont
A good, challenging hike to reach La Roche du Guet and its two information boards.
The Savoyard circular from Montmélian
It is a very interesting and varied hike, offering a multitude of beautiful views of the Chambéry valley, the peaks of the Bauges, some of the peaks of the Chartreuse and Belledonne mountains, and the Tarentaise valley. This hike should be avoided in wet weather or just after a wet period.
From Chapelle-du-Bard to Pont du Diable via Beauvoir
A lovely hike with beautiful views and scenery, quite varied, a little bit of tarmac but not much, with good signposting. Doable almost all year round, except in muddy conditions after rain, of course. At the Pont du Diable, you will cross the Dauphiné-Savoie border, with its pretty, colourful boundary stone. By whom?