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Hamlets of Planlebon and Les Priots
In the Belleville Valley, this easy hike allows you to discover, with family or friends and even in overcast weather, the valley of the Encombres torrent and two of its hamlets, the first of which is in ruins. They give you a picture of the agricultural activity in the valley. This trail passes through a very pleasant setting of forest and clearings, streams... You can extend the route by taking the circular that leads to the hamlet of Gittamelon.
Roc de la Lune circuit
A beautiful loop on the trails of the Belleville Valley. Between mountain pastures, forests and ridges, you will discover magnificent panoramic views that unfold throughout the route. This hike is suitable for families with young hikers. There are numerous signs along the route to guide you.
Le Cheval Noir via the Combe Pierreuse
If you’ve had enough of paths overcrowded with slow-moving tourists and you like to get off the beaten track, if you enjoy a proper slog through scree and up steep slopes, then this hike is for you.
Please pay attention to the recommendations set out in the ‘Practical Information’ section.
Towards Lac du Mont Coua
A hike in the Vanoise in search of the Lacs du Mont Coua. Mountain pastures, pastoral life, geology, torrents and glaciers add to the appeal of this outing.
The Col du Soufre offers a panoramic view of the Gébroulaz Glacier
This hike offers a geological outing as it enters the Vanoise National Park, allowing you to get close to the magnificent Gébroulaz glacier.
The Col du Soufre offers a curious, rugged landscape of shapes and colours created by the presence of scree.
Chamois, ibex and marmots are also to be found here.
Vallon du Fruit, Lac des Fées, Refuge du Saut and Lac de Tuéda in Méribel
A family hike on trails in the Tuéda Nature Reserve on the edge of the Vanoise National Park. A route where you can see marmots running along the path, with a stop at Lac des Fées, ideal for a long break. Finally, pass by the Refuge du Saut and then Lac de Tuéda and its plateau.
From Les Menuires to the Roc 1 cable car
This route takes the Sentier des Girauds and then the Sentier des Teppes, before retracing its steps and ending with the Sentier des Girauds, which leads to the Roc 1 cable car arrival point. As the ski touring trail is not marked before the Christmas holidays and is impossible to find, it is still possible to take the footpath, which offers a beautiful, easily accessible hike, perfect for an introduction to ski touring.
Crève-Tête starting from Novallay
A beautiful circular hike starting from the hamlet of Novallay, climbing to the Crève-Tête (2313m).
Valbuche – Montpascal
The second day of a two-day hike in the Maurienne region, including a bivouac.
Lac du Lou and Lac de Pierre Blanche
This hike explores a wild area starting from the lively resort of Les Ménuires.
There are lakes to discover, of course, but also a multitude of streams and rhododendron beds. Marmots and chamois watch over your progress.
The balconies of the Pointe de la Masse
A pleasant, easy hike on the balconies of the Pointe de la Masse. The circuit takes you to the Lac et Refuge du Lou, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the different districts of Les Ménuires resort. Val Thorens resort is also visible, as are the glaciers above it.
Mont Bréquin
From the summit of this “3000”, you’re treated to a 360° view stretching from Mont Blanc to the Barre des Écrins.
The Pointe du Cuchet circular
A short family hike to discover a beautiful viewpoint overlooking the Belleville Valley. There are two other beautiful viewpoints with orientation tables, as well as the Coche reservoir. This well-marked circular trail is a discovery trail dotted with information panels and quizzes on mountain flora and fauna. At the summit, you can enjoy two orientation tables and a well-equipped area, as well as a small notebook where you can leave a few words.
Crève-Tête circular from Valmorel
A beautiful summit offering extensive views of the Savoyard mountains, with a very pleasant ridge walk to begin the descent. A long hike, the ascent of which can be halved by using a cable car (see the alternative route in the practical information section).
Alpine pastures and waterfalls of Valmorel
A short hike with moderate elevation gain, suitable for a family outing with young children. The route takes you through working mountain pastures, offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, and passes by the foot of three stunning waterfalls.
The Valmorel Waterfalls from the resort
Half-day route to discover the Morel Waterfalls and reach a summit, through forests and mountain pastures.
La Fuly, starting from Valmorel
A short, easy family walk that allows you to explore Valmorel’s pastoral surroundings.
A gallop on the Cheval Noir
A superb hike, not technically demanding but requiring plenty of stamina, rewarded with breathtaking scenery and an abundance of flowers.
La Montagne de Tête
A short hike starting from the Valmorel resort, with beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding mountains as far as Mont Blanc.
Les Balcons du Morel, starting from Valmorel
Les Balcons du Morel offer a panoramic view stretching from the Col de la Madeleine to the Beaufortain, with a glimpse of Mont Blanc
The little Lac du Montaulever seen from Val Thorens
Here’s a short walk above Val-Thorens, with just the right amount of paths through the rocks and across wide open spaces to really enjoy the mountain atmosphere. As well as admiring the pretty little Lake Montaulever, you might also be lucky enough to spot some Alpine newts there.
The Lakes of Val Thorens
Discover the main lakes of Val Thorens in detail. On this route, you’ll pass by Lac du Thorens and Lac de la Moutière, whilst also walking alongside Lac de la Portette, before finishing at the unmissable Lac Blanc. The route offers stunning views of Val Thorens throughout.
Notre Dame de la Salette and the Feissons Cross
Starting from the pretty village of Feissons-sur-Salins, set off along beautiful forest paths towards the Chapel of Notre-Dame de la Salette and the Cross of Feissons and enjoy the panoramic views offered by the peaks of the Doron de Bozel valley.
An easy hike, suitable for families, snowshoeing or mountain biking.
The Grand Perron des Encombres from La Saussaz
This hike takes you to the Grand Perron des Encombres, starting from La Saussaz. The access road is narrow but paved all the way to the start of the hike. The view from the summit is extraordinary. An exceptional 360° panorama with Mont Blanc dominating the scene and, above all, the near certainty of encountering ibex.
Circular Grand Perron des Encombres path via the ridge path
A beautiful and fairly short walk through the mountain pastures leading to the Grand Perron des Encombres, which dominates the area and offers a superb panoramic view of all the neighbouring mountain ranges: Écrins, Belledonne, Mont Blanc, etc.
Yellow markings and signposts.
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