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Saint-Pierre-d'Albigny walks
Chapeau Mont Benoît
A short, easy hike at the foot of the Dent d'Arclusaz.
Along the way, you will pass a few hamlets that are still very much alive and enjoy beautiful views of the Lauzière, Belledonne and Chartreuse mountain ranges.
Snowshoes available at the Chalets de l’Epion and at the Col du Potat
A snowshoe outing in late November in a lovely part of Les Bauges, rounded off with a ‘test’ of fitting crampons on the slopes of Arclusaz.
Mont Morbié and Mont Pelat circular route from Col du Frêne
These two twin peaks are fairly low in altitude, but after heavy snowfall, climbing them on snowshoes is an interesting hike offering extensive views.
From Col du Frêne to Mont Morbié.
A snowshoe hike in the sunshine on an unmarked route.
If it has not snowed for several days, simply follow the main trail.
Otherwise, follow the description.
Saint Jean de la Porte heritage site
A hike in the southern foothills of the Bauges mountains to discover the vineyards, winegrowers' huts and landscapes.
Well-appointed viewpoints tell the story of the local history.
Generous panoramic views of the region's mountains, including Mont Blanc.
The route is well signposted.
Miolans Waterfalls
A walk starting from Miolans that takes you to three waterfalls.
Circular Mont Morbier from Routhennes
A superb short circular hike in a wild setting. Views of Les Bauges and La Chartreuse.
Best done in late spring as the altitudes are modest and the snow melts fairly quickly.
The Montlambert take-off area
A climb to a viewpoint well rewarded by a magnificent panorama. The descent can be made on foot (allow 3½ hours for the round trip) or, why not, by paraglider (allow 2 hours for the ascent).
Around the Coisin, from Coise to Maltaverne
There are few sections through woodland, alternating between dirt tracks and small roads, or sections along ridge paths amidst fruit trees. This route passes through small, somewhat secluded hamlets and offers a multitude of views of the Bauges massif, the Chartreuse or the Lauzière.
Mont Morbié
An easy summit offering a panoramic view of the Massif des Bauges.
Circuit au-dessus de la station des Aillons-Margeriaz
A pleasant and easy walk, with two-thirds of the route being tarmac. In summer, this can be done in trainers.Lovely views of the small ski resort, whose slopes face the route described below.Discover the village of chalets at La Mense.
Circular winter loop via the Crête d’Aillon
A pleasant route for exploring the Aillon ridge from south to north and enjoying a wide-open panorama.
You will find various types of signposting at intervals:GRP®, snowshoe markings and standard directional signs.
Circular route via the Col de la Fullie and Mont Pelat
A fairly long, undemanding circular route allowing you to climb to the Col de la Fullie and follow the long ridge to the Col de la Sciaz via Mont Pelat, with its sweeping views. The alternation between woodland and mountain pastures adds to the variety of the route, although the lower sections may lack snow depending on the season. As the ski lifts are now out of service, the area is left free for ski tourers and snowshoe walkers.
Chalets de la Fullie
A beautiful circular to do on snowshoes. Forests, mountain pastures and magnificent views.