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Menthon-Saint-Bernard walks
Roc de Chère by Menthon-Saint-Bernard: a forest full of life
This forest walk takes you through very contrasting natural environments. Crossing the Roc de Chère, you pass from alpine to Mediterranean environments. Flora and fauna of opposing affinities find refuge on this rocky outcrop overlooking Lake Annecy.
From Château de Menthon to Talloires
A beautiful hike on the right bank of Lake Annecy. It will take you to the paragliding launch site and then to the pretty village of Talloires.
Tour du Roc de Chère
Discover the whole of Lake Annecy from this rock in Charvines between Menthon-Saint-Bernard and Talloires, which is home to a magnificent golf course.
The Mont Baret loop from the Col de Bluffy
A little-used ridge route, mainly in forest, with a beautiful alpine climb. A few views of Lake Annecy, Mont Veyrier and the Dents de Lanfon.
⚠️ A decree issued by the municipalities of Annecy and Veyrier-du-Lac prohibits motor vehicles from accessing the Col des Contrebandiers and Pré Vernet.
The Saint-Jorioz reed bed trail
A short round trip hike along Lake Annecy to discover the reed beds that line the lake in this area. Superb views of the lake and the peaks above it await you.
Talloires - Chalets de l'Aulp via the Angon Waterfall and the Pont des Fées
A lovely walk to a magnificent high-altitude mountain pasture with spectacular views of the Tournette rocks and Lake Annecy. The first part (Angon Waterfall, Pont des Fées, Rovagny) is suitable for families (direct return possible). Then, a steady, shaded path leads to the vast cirque of the Aulp chalets and its unique view of Lake Annecy and the Tournette rocks.
The Mont Veyrier circular
Mont Veyrier proudly overlooks Lake Annecy and offers magnificent views. The Sentier des Crêtes trail allows you to walk from north to south, from Col des Sauts to Vallon des Contrebandiers. The proposed circular route reduces the distance by starting from Hameau de la Combe, in the centre of the western slope, with two somewhat steep passages at the ends of the ridge trail.
Col des Frêtes and Arête de Talamarche
A beautiful, steep hike that follows a stream through the forest before arriving at a small alpine valley, then on a ridge where you can enjoy the view of the lake.
The Montagne d'Entrevernes circular route
The two ridges around Entrevernes on the northern Bauges massif.
Taillefer Ridge
An atypical route through bushes and over Annecy's lake.
The North Peak of the Dents de Lanfon
A very beautiful hike in the Annecy region, which will take you to the northern peak of the Dents de Lanfon, in a wild environment with exceptional scenery. From the summit, there is a superb view, particularly of Lake Annecy, Tête à Turpin and Grandes Lanches (Dent du Cruet).
Please note: a helmet is recommended due to the risk of falling rocks.
Circular route from the foot of the Dents de Lanfon to Pointe de Talamarche
I suggest a circular route from the foot of the Dents de Laffon to the Pointe de Talamarche, offering beautiful and varied landscapes.There are difficulties in two areas:- below the Dents de Lanfon in the scree: moderate orientation in an area exposed to rockfalls.- access to the Trou de la Chapelle: passages equipped with chains and rungs.A torch is strongly recommended for crossing the Grotte de la Chapelle. This route is best undertaken when there is no snow and ideally on dry ground.Please read the practical information carefully.Three variants are available: please also read the practical information.
The Angon waterfall circuit
A lovely, varied walk with undergrowth, meadows and small villages, with the added bonus of the Angon waterfall and superb views of the lake, La Tournette and the Dents de Lanfon.
Circuit des 3 Croix in Sévrier
A beautiful loop with views of the magnificent Lake Annecy
Mont Veyrier
The ridge trail from Mont Veyrier to Mont Baron overlooks Lake Annecy from a height of over 800 metres and offers panoramic views of the Bauges peaks.
⚠️ A decree issued by the municipalities of Annecy and Veyrier-du-Lac prohibits motorised vehicles from accessing the Col des Contrebandiers and Pré Vernet.