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Bois du Fournet
Fournet is not the best-known starting point, but this circular route along the cliff edge offers magnificent and varied panoramic views, passing by the paragliding take-off area.
The Croix du Nivolet From Le Sire
A magnificent snowshoe hike offering 360° panoramic views of the Alps, the Épine massif, Chartreuse and Bugey throughout the route, particularly at the Croix du Nivolet...
The Croix du Nivolet, the final destination, proudly overlooks Chambéry.
The return journey follows the same route, but is always different given the magical landscape in good weather.
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.
Guard's trail from Pragondran
A pleasant hike on the western flank of Mont Nivolet. The route winds its way through the Passage du Croc to cross the cliff and reach Le Sire. Beautiful panorama of the region. The Sentier du Garde was part of the network of trails that criss-crossed the mountainside, allowing forest rangers to travel through the mountainous terrain.
Snowshoeing - Orionde circuit.
L'Orionde is not the best known or most popular spot on this circuit, but it offers panoramic views to the east and west.
The most famous site is, of course, the Croix du Nivolet, which, for once, happens to be on the route.
All in all, a beautiful loop with a succession of panoramic views.
La Féclaz le Revard round trip
This is a family hike that can be enjoyed in any season between two resorts in the Massif des Bauges.
With snow, a winter atmosphere is guaranteed, especially if you encounter dog sled teams.
In summer, it is a refreshing, shaded route.
Moderator's note added on 09/06/2021: as some sections of the route are now private, it is useful to have a map to find alternatives
The Nivolet Cross circuit from Feclaz
A circuit from Féclaz to the Nivolet Cross overlooking Chambéry.
La Croix du Nivolet starting from Glaize
A classic loop for a quick walk.
This route is well marked in both summer and winter.
Le Revard via Pas de Rebollion and Col du Pertuiset
Le Revard is a plateau offering magnificent views of both the Northern Alps around Mont Blanc and Lake Bourget at its feet. This circular route climbs from the edge of the old cable car station, ascending the very steep Pas du Rebollion off-trail, then, after a route passing through several bumps on the plateau, descends via the classic Pertuiset trail.Route modified on 3/07/2023 between (6) and (9) to avoid private land, then on 20/10/2025 between (4) and (5) to take into account changes in the equipment.
Le Revard from Mouxy
This circuit takes you to Le Revard via the Chemin de la Crémaillère and back down via the Pas du Rebollion and the Col du Pertuiset. There are a few variations that add extra difficulty to this circuit. This circuit can be done in the opposite direction to the description.
La Féclaz les fermes circular
This route is for experienced hikers, as it includes a few topographical challenges and requires a map and compass in addition to a GPS. However, it is also good practice for orientation without any risk, as the road from La Féclaz to Le Revard is never far away.
From Mouxy to the Saint-Maurice Chapel
A country walk between Lac du Bourget and the foothills of Le Revard. Along the way, you will discover wash houses, a bread oven, a number of metal crosses perched on stone blocks, the slightly secluded Saint-Maurice Chapel, the old village of Clarafond, etc. And, weather permitting, more distant panoramic views.
There are no specific markings, but there are a few mountain bike markers here and there.
Viewpoints and ridges of Le Revard
A pleasant route on the heights of Le Revard, combining a variety of points of interest.
Panoramic view of Aix-les-Bains and the lake, reminiscent of the old cable car and rack railway connections.
Poets' trail in summer. Panoramic views, mountain pastures and cheese...
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.