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Les Balcons du Mont-Chéry & Variante

Les Balcons du Mont-Chéry & Variante

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Stunning views over the Mont Blanc mountain range. Quite a long walk but still suitable for children. You can cross the charming hamlet of Mont-Caly where a picnic stop is recommended. For hardy walkers, the alternative route makes the walk longer
For the most enduring, this variant can be extended to the balconies of Mt Chery circuit.

Duration : 2h30
Elevation : Climb 100m, descent 390m
Length : 4,8km
Difficulty : 1/3
Starting point : Arrival station of the Mont-Chéry gondola lift (1,525m)
Arrival : Village Les Gets by the Cornus. Possibility to return with the shuttle bus (stop N7, Cornus)

Alternative :
Duration : 3h00
Elevation : Climb 170m, descent 470m
Length : 6,3km
Difficulty : 1/3
Starting point : Arrival station of the Mont-Chéry gondola lift (1,525m)
Arrival : Village Les Gets by the Cornus. Possibility to return with the shuttle bus (stop N7, Cornus)

Technical informations

This circuit was updated on: 29/03/2024
4.8 km
2 h 30 mn
min. 99999 m
100 m
390 m

Altimetric profile

Starting point

74260 Les Gets
Lat : 46.165298Lng : 6.65823

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Les Chevrelles

The Chevrelles restaurant is located on Mont Caly, at an altitude of 1490m, a few kilometers above Les Gets. The view over the region and the Mont Blanc massif is spectacular.It's in an authentic decor, an old farmhouse transformed and tastefully decorated, that you can taste traditional dishes: tartiflette, reblochonnade, raclette, fondue, Savoyard plate, soup, blueberry tart ... The restaurant has a small covered terrace, a large lawn with tables in summer, as well as 3 small welcoming rooms to receive its clientele of hikers, skiers, tourists. It is strongly recommended to reserve a table if you are more than 2. Accessible by road in summer, it is possible to park in winter 15 minutes on foot, below (Parking des Places). 1h15 walk from the top of Mont-Chéry or 45 minutes from the Mont Chéry cable car.

2999 rte de Mont Caly 74260 Les Gets
- Office du Tourisme des Gets -
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Le Belvédère

An exceptional panorama: Mont-Blanc In summer, every Saturday: Party Grill & accordion. Every Sunday: Concert at 1 p.m. We also organize professional and private events (birthdays, weddings, baptisms ...).Situated at the arrival of the Mont Chéry cable car and with a panoramic view of the Mont Blanc chain, Le Belvédère welcomes you in summer and winter on the restaurant and brasserie side. In winter, snow sports enthusiasts can also take advantage of the Chery'Snack for fast food. The cuisine offers a varied choice of traditional dishes and mountain specialities, all homemade! For the pleasure of the eyes and the taste buds... La Bonne Franquette with the sound of the accordion every Friday from 1 to 3 pm. Bob Dit l'Ane concerts every Sunday from 1pm. Private parties (privatization of the restaurant) on reservation only.

Sommet télécabines Mont-Chéry Mont Chery 74260 Les Gets
- Office du Tourisme des Gets -
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Additional information

Contact

Phone : 0450758080

Email : lesgets@lesgets.com

Website : www.lesgets.com

Open period

All year round.

Subject to favorable weather.

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SAGETS - 27/11/2023
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The Cirkwi brief

Discover The Gets: Ultimate Hiking Adventure


Set amidst the picturesque French Alps, this unique hiking itinerary crafted by Apidae offers you an unparalleled experience. As you traverse the scenic trails, you'll find yourself among majestic views of the Mont Blanc massif, navigating through quaint hamlets like Mont-Caly. Perfect for a family day out in nature, this adventure is more than just a walk; it’s an immersion into the serene beauty that outlines this part of France. Remember to halt at the charming Mont-Caly for a quintessential alpine picnic. The sheer accessibility of this trek makes it a must-do for both the young and the enthusiastic.

Technical Insight: Hiking Essentials


This trek, with a moderate length of 4.8km extending to 6.3km for the variant route, presents a manageable challenge suitable for most hikers, including young enthusiasts. Starting from the Mont-Chéry gondola's arrival station at 1,525m, the path promises a total descent of 390m, increasing to 470m for those opting for the extended trail. Despite the climbs amounting to 100m and 170m respectively, the graded difficulty remains low at 1/3, catering to beginners. The option of a return shuttle bus from Les Cornus reflects thoughtful planning for efficient accessibility and convenience.

Seasonal Tips for Hikers


Embarking on this scenic journey through the seasons requires thoughtful preparation. During the summer, pack light but include sunscreen, plenty of water, and a hat to shield against the sun. Winter demands sturdy, waterproof boots and layers to adapt to changing temperatures. Regardless of the season, always check weather forecasts in advance. The local shuttle bus facilitates a hassle-free return, but ensure you’re aware of the schedules to avoid missing the last ride. Notably, the charm of Mont-Caly provides an ideal picnic spot, so carry some snacks to relish amidst nature.

Legacy of Les Gets


Les Gets, nestled in the heart of the French Alps, stands as a testament to the rich historical and cultural tapestry of the region. This area, with its deep-rooted alpine farming traditions, has evolved into a modern-day paradise for outdoor enthusiasts without losing its authentic charm. It serves as a gateway to exploring not just the natural beauty that surrounds it but also the heritage that the alpine lifestyle embodies. The harmonious blend of history, culture, and nature makes Les Gets a fascinating subject for those eager to delve into France's picturesque landscapes and their historical significance.

Weather Wisdom: Alpine Climate Guide


Understanding the Alps' climate is crucial for planning the perfect hiking trip. Les Gets experiences a typical montane climate, characterized by mild summers and cold, snowy winters. The optimal time for hiking is late spring through early fall, when the weather is generally pleasant, and the trails are mostly snow-free. However, mountain weather can be unpredictable; sudden changes are common, making it essential to prepare for all conditions. Checking local weather forecasts can significantly enhance your experience, ensuring safety and enjoyment on this breathtaking adventure.
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