Pointe de Beauregard, via La Clusaz

Ancient barn with panoramic view on the Aravis mountain range. Snacks, traditional meals with farm cheese.30km from Annecy, direction Thônes, La Clusaz. Then 3 possible routes: On foot, take the Patton path at the entrance to La Clusaz. By car: in La Clusaz, drive past the cinema, 1km, first right, then right again after the bridge to the end of the asphalt road, then 20 minutes on foot. By gondola: take the Beauregard gondola at the entrance to La Clusaz, then a 20-minute walk downhill towards Les Corbassières. The farm: dairy cows making A.O.C. farmhouse Reblochon (green casein plaque) in the mountain pastures. Inn: in a former stable in the mountain pasture chalet, with panoramic views of the Aravis mountain range, in a quiet, farm, mountain and mountain pasture atmosphere. Capacity: 40 people. Specialities: everything made with cheese, Reblochon toast, reblochonnade, tartiflette, potatoes and Tomme blanche, alpine salad, desserts: crêpes, tarts... Snacks: capacity 40 people inside / 40 on terrace. Ingredients: blueberry jam, wild raspberry, farmhouse Reblochon, Tomme cheese, homemade cottage cheese, butter, dessert, tea, coffee, chocolate, hot and cold milk.

The Pointe de Beauregard is an iconic mountain peak and a magnificent plateau nestled in the heart of the Aravis massif, offering beautiful views of the Aravis and Bargy massifs.The Pointe de Beauregard is easily accessible. A gondola lift from La Clusaz provides convenient access to the plateau, while numerous hiking trails start from points such as the Col de la Croix Fry. The terrain varies from gentle paths suitable for family walks to more challenging routes. Its summit reaches an altitude of approximately 1,645 meters. This area is renowned for its 360-degree panoramic views, encompassing the majestic Mont Blanc and the Aravis and Bornes mountain ranges, making it a truly exceptional natural site. Since 2017, the Beauregard plateau has been recognized as a Natura 2000 site, highlighting its ecological importance.

The Beauregard gondola is accessible to hikers, mountain bikers in the summer, and skiers in the winter.Upon your arrival at the summit, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Aravis mountain range; access to the vast plateau of Beauregard (1,650 m). Farms accessible from the summit: Corbassières Farm and Lorette Farm. Restaurants accessible from the summit: Restaurant 1647, Corbassières Farm, Le Grizzly, and Les Matins Clairs.