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Refuge de la Bombardellaz walks
Pointe de Tardevant
A superb hike that begins in a valley in the Aravis mountain range and ends with a breathtaking finale and a 360° panorama of the Northern Alps.
Tardevant circular via Grande Forclaz
A superb walk that culminates at Tardevant, passing through two valleys with very contrasting landscapes. The most exceptional is the Grande Forclaz. The Tardevant valley is more classic.
Caution: the passage between the two valleys is exposed and, although not particularly difficult, is reserved for experienced hikers.
Avoid in bad weather or when the ground is wet.
Mont Fleuri in the Aravis
This is a circular that takes you off the beaten track.
To escape the tourist crowds that flock to the valleys in the summer, take the route to a little-visited summit, which is as high as you could wish for and will take you along one of the most beautiful ridges in the area.
The route requires sure-footedness, determination and a little bit of flair to enjoy it.
Thishike is reserved for experienced hikers; see reviews.
Oratory and Chalets de la Bombardellaz
Discover the oratory and the Chalets de la Bombardellaz while enjoying views over the Bouchet valley.
Mont Charvet from Le Grand-Bornand
A partially circular and varied hike, one of the most beautiful we have done in the Aravis! From the summit, you can enjoy a sumptuous panorama (only the Pointe Percée still dares to taunt the climber). On the way back to Le Grand-Bornand, you can gaze at the haughty silhouette, now more familiar, of the summit you have just climbed.
Mont Charvet from Les Confins
A superb hike with a beautiful panoramic view of the whole Aravis range and the Mont Blanc valley from the summit.
Please note: the final part of the ascent is difficult (bordering on rock climbing).
I recommend wearing a helmet due to the risk of falling rocks, especially if the route is busy and/or because of the ibex, which can dislodge rocks. A lanyard will be useful if you do not feel comfortable on the rock face.
Please take these recommendations seriously.
Gouille des Fours - Col des Annes via Lac de Tardevant
From Gouille des Fours, head towards Lac de Tardevant via the Grande Forclaz and Ambrevetta passes, then return via alpine pastures and forests to La Pointe and Col des Annes.