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Mont Peney
This hike is quite physically demanding in the first part. The section along the Doria is really very pleasant. At the summit, you can enjoy a beautiful panorama of Belledonne and Chartreuse. The fairly long descent is not particularly difficult.
Circular loop around Mont Peney via Le Nivolet and the ‘Arche improbable’
This hike is for the fittest and most experienced walkers! You’ll need to be up for a long distance, tackling significant elevation gain, and navigating a few technical sections – some of which are off-track! You’ll be rewarded with superb views of Lake Bourget, the Croix du Nivolet, the Chambéry basin, the ‘Arche Improbable’ and the Doriaz, amongst others. Please note thatthe section leading to the ‘Arche Improbable’ requires you to find your way under a rocky outcrop, in an area with no marked trail, including a section where you’ll need to use your hands and do a bit of scrambling before emerging onto Mont Peney.
Mont Peney as seen from Les Déserts
Mont Peney offers a magnificent view of the Combe de Savoie and Chambéry. The walk along the cliffs is impressive. However, caution is advised, especially if you are accompanied by young children. On the Les Déserts side, on the return journey, the Margériaz mountain is also a highlight of this walk.
Walks near Mont Peney
La Grande Montagne
This walk combines a variety of points of interest, starting from Les Éléphants, Chambéry’s iconic monument, before heading towards the Charmettes neighbourhood, dear to Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Further up lies the Grande Montagne, which, whilst nothing like high mountains, nevertheless offers panoramic views of distant mountain ranges.
The first section follows theGR®96route.
Le Trelod via Dent de Pleuven
360° view of the Bauges Massif from the summit of Trélod.Arrange for a car at the finish point.
Nant Fourchu stream car park – Chalets de l’Eau Froide
First day of a two-day route around the Pointe d’Arcalod, the highest point in the Bauges, crossing wild areas, valleys and rivers. The proposed route mainly follows the eastern section of the GR® de Pays Tour de l’Arcalod, marked in yellow and red. Spectacular views of the mountains and Lake Annecy. This wild and little-used route is situated mainly within a sensitive, regulated area.The terrain is good and presents no particular difficulties.