Tour des Bauges à vélo - Lake Annecy - From Doussard to Annecy

This green area in the shade presents you with the spectacle of an old 1911 locomotive on rails as a reminder of the place's history. This old train station was used for the Albertville-Ugine-Annecy train connection which was turned into a cycle green way in 1974.Countryside environment with a view of the mountains. Access to lake Annecy 300m away. Tables and benches, sheltered water source and toilet.

Come and witness the magic of molten metal! Since 1796, eight generations of the Paccard family, from father to son have followed on from one another to create the most beautiful bells and have made a name for French manufacturing across the globe.Over the last 225 years, more than 120,000 bells have left the workshops of the Paccard Foundry, including several world records. In 1891, the Savoy-based company cast the famous Savoyarde (France's largest bell, weighing in at 18835 kg). In 1950, it produced 57 replicas of the famous Liberty Bell (including one for each American state). In 1998, the Foundry set a new record with the World Peace Bell (33 tonnes), the largest flying bell in the world. The Paccard Museum is a living showcase of Paccard expertise, and invites you to discover them for yourself! On the programme: guided tours of the workshops, bell casting (Thursdays only, by prior arrangement), Ars Sonora concerts (voice and bells), a speciality of the Maison Paccard, private tours, etc. Since 2021, the Paccard Museum has been offering you the chance to end your visit with a gourmet break in its "Au Paccard Gourmand" tea room. An unforgettable moment in a warm and friendly setting. New for 2023! Discover the Paccard Museum's new activity: the Campanist tour and its educational bell tower. This tour will tell you everything you need to know about the job of the campanist (the bell tower's "mechanic") and allow you to discover the confidential world of the bell tower.

Lay your beach towel out on the grass at this recently revamped sandy beach and enjoy the peace and quiet as you gaze at Les Dents de Lanfon and Tournette Mountain.From 06/26 to 08.29, beach monitored by Lifeguards. Children's games. Showers and toilets. Snack bar and restaurant on-site. A ramp and floating loungers are available free of charge for people with reduced mobility for easier access into the water. Just a stone's throw away are the sailing and canoe and kayak clubs. Direct access from the promenade cycle path.

Opposite the Dents de Lanfon and the Tournette mountain, a large grassy sandy beach. Ideal for families and children. "Blue Flag" label since 2010.In July/August (9.30 am - 5.30 pm), admission charge for beach which is monitored by Lifeguards. Relax in the shade of the tall trees, enjoy a game of volleyball or pétanque, or the diving board, pontoons, and children's paddling pool and games. Showers and toilets. Snack bar and restaurant on-site. A ramp and floating loungers are available free of charge for people with reduced mobility for easier access into the water. Just a stone's throw away is the Les Roselières path for exploring the lakeside.

La Crique is an idyllic and intimate place in St-Jorioz, surrounded by the lake, mountains and forest. With a shelter, beach and parkland, we can accommodate all sorts of visitors, for business or leisure, while respecting an eco-responsible approach.Imagine an exceptional place on the shores of the lake: a beach in the shape of a cove facing a mountain landscape, a stone's throw from a small forest, all set in unspoilt natural surroundings. You're in La Crique, on the shores of Lake Annecy! On the beach You can hire a paddle, kayak or pedalo before heading to our gypsy caravan offering ice creams and organic drinks. Forest side The Criq'Parc, an original playground, offers fun activities for all the family: workshops in the trees, maze, giant trampoline, zip lines, etc., accessible from age 3. For the little ones, there's a Mini Kids play area from the age of 2. New for 2023: a new tree course for even more thrills! Climbing: the Criq'Bloc Discover the Criq'Bloc, an area dedicated to bouldering for young and old alike. Whether free or supervised, children can climb, play and take on fun challenges in a safe environment. With its varied routes and treasure hunts, this activity combines sport, reflection and fun. A unique experience to develop agility, self-confidence and team spirit! Gourmet delights For a gourmet break, head to the Eco-Snack. You won't want to miss this big, original hut at the entrance to the park! All our products are local and organic. On the menu: savoury cakes, crêpes, ice creams, hot and cold drinks!

The restaurant "La Boussole" boasts a menu of delicious and elegant seasonal cuisine. The Chef, Thomas Streit uses only French-sourced products, mainly from local producers.On weekdays until Friday lunchtime, we offer a Market Menu at €25 (3 courses). Chef Alan Crétaux creates an ever-changing menu based on his producers' produce, but above all respecting the seasons. Alan took over the reins of the Hôtel Beauregard restaurants with a solid background in gastronomic catering, notably in establishments awarded a green star. His cuisine, both gourmet and healthy, incorporates new techniques such as fermentation, maturation and gentle cooking, adding innovative notes to our menu. His career path promises a more complex, surprising and refined cuisine that will delight the most demanding palates. The menu is deliberately limited in order to guarantee fresh produce that is always seasonal, which means a lot of hard work in the kitchen. Discover our menu and book online at www.hotel-beauregard.com The average budget for a 3-course meal is €50 per person, excluding drinks. Our restaurant is ideal for organizing your business and/or family events. We can tailor our services to your specific requirements: commercial@hotel-beauregard.com

Next to the Château de Ruphy and across from the Baie de Talloires is a grassy, partially shady beach, with a stunning view.Free access. Toilets. On-site refreshments. Cycle track nearby. Just a stone's throw away are the diving and sailing clubs.

As soon as summer arrives, the Marquisats grass beach is a spot highly-prized by the townspeople and holidaymakers alike.From the start of the school holidays until 31 August (11am-7pm), lifeguards will be on hand to supervise you. Showers and toilets. Snacks on site. Sailing, canoeing and rowing clubs are just a stone's throw away. Easily accessible by bus and directly from the cycle path. Thanks to a range of facilities, this beach enables people with disabilities to get from the car park to the lake completely independently. The facilities take account of all forms of disability: - safe pathways - audible markers and an ‘audioplage’ totem pole to help the visually impaired find their way around - accessible changing rooms - amphibious chairs (Hippocampe and Tiralo) and patient lifts available - interactive wristband for assistance and access to the beach The accessible beach is open from 5 July to 31 August 2025 at the following times: Mondays and Tuesdays, from 1pm to 3.30pm and Wednesdays to Sundays, from 1pm to 7pm. 4 seasonal staff (inclusion ambassadors) have been recruited and trained to welcome users and ensure the smooth running of the inclusive beach. They can provide carers with a lift and issue interactive bracelets enabling visually impaired people to activate audio terminals. As the ambassadors have other duties, they are not permanently present on site.