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Refuge du Laisonnay walks
Col du Palet circular via Laisonnay d'en Bas
A long hike at the bottom of the valley offering magnificent scenery. A classic route in the Champagny valley.
Circular route around the Grande Casse
Four-day hike around the Grande Casse in the Vanoise National Park, starting from Pralognan. Highlights: crossing the rocks of Lac des Vaches, views of the Grande Casse and the Leisse Valley, all in an idyllic setting and in the company of marmots.
Under the Roche du Tougne
This is a beautiful summer hike where you can encounter flora and ibex... if you're lucky.
However, the first sign indicating Plan du Pré, a dead end, leaves you wondering whether it is possible to complete the route. This is not the case, because although the trail ends above Plan du Pré, you will find another one after crossing several streams, including the Tougne. All you have to do is descend and cross the Doron de Champagny on a footbridge.
Laisonnay Circular – Col du Palet – Col Grassaz
A beautiful hike in the Vanoise offering guaranteed spectacular views of the glacial landscape as well as the vibrant mountain pastures with on-site cheese production. Old chalets, mountain huts and a chapel, not to mention the ever-present marmots.
Discreet signposting.
Champagny-le-Haut – Refuge du Col du Palet
Day1 of a two-circular route in the Vanoise National Park, from Champagny-le-Haut to the Refuge du Col du Palet. A fairly demanding ascent of 1,100 metres, but with a beautiful panorama to reward your efforts, particularly the view over Lac de la Plagne.
Refuge du Col du Palet - Refuge du Bois
Day3 of the circular loop around the Grande Casse, descent to the charming Champagny-le-Haut valley from the Refuge du Col du Palet with views of the Grande Casse.
Loop on the left bank of the Doron de Champagny via La Sauvire
Alpine hike for experienced walkers on the wild left bank of the Doron de Champagny, with views of the chain of glaciers and rock faces stretching from the Grand Bec to the Grande Motte via the Grande Casse.