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Pointe de Beauregard from Manigod
Description
Starting from the Col de la Croix Fry, this easy hike takes you to the Pointe de Beauregard, a natural viewpoint offering exceptional panoramic views of the Aravis range, the Mont Blanc massif, La Tournette and the surrounding mountains.
The trail winds through spruce forests, mountain pastures and the remarkable Beauregard Plateau, designated a Natura 2000 site for its rich biodiversity.
As you walk, take the time to observe the mountain flora and, if you’re quiet enough, the iconic wildlife of the Aravis. The mountain pastures you pass through are still in use during the summer: please respect the herds, close the gates behind you and stay on the marked paths to help preserve this sensitive natural environment.
A round-trip hike, ideal for enjoying a 360° view of the Aravis landscapes, whilst discovering one of Manigod’s most iconic natural areas.
Technical Information
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Additional information
Open period
All year round daily.
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Office de tourisme de Manigod - 26/06/2026
www.manigod.com
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Type of land
Grit
Not suitable for strollers
Topo guides and map references
Topo guides references :
Route No. 34 in the guidebook *Family Walks: Tournette – Bornes – Aravis*, on sale for €3
Park at the Col de la Croix Fry. Access is available via shuttle buses during the season. From the car park, follow the signs for Pointe de Beauregard, behind the Veyrat Sports shop. At the second hairpin bend, continue along the track leading up to the Plateau. Return to the car park via the same route.
Make the most of the orientation table and the 360° panoramic view of the Aravis and Mont Blanc.
Reception complements
Please note that this route does not offer much shade in summer. Make sure you bring a cap, sunglasses, sun cream and water bottles.
Animals
Yes. You will be passing through nature reserves and mountain pasture areas; please keep your dog on a lead and stay on the paths.
