


Take a walk and discover the botany, fauna and mountain forest on a trail that winds through the blueberry-covered, high-altitude spruce forest.
A forest walk suitable for the whole family.
The trail winds through a "living" forest where conifers rub shoulders with deciduous trees where foxes and wild boar can hide, not forgetting raspberries, blueberries, ferns and anthills...
The hike can end with a picnic in the area beside a magnificent pool carved out of a tree trunk.
You can also extend the walk as far as the chalets de l'Avenaz, where you'll discover a magnificent panorama of the Mont-Blanc chain.
From 15/04 to 30/11 daily.
Please check with the Tourist Office beforehand for current access conditions.
Subject to favorable weather.
Interactive, educational and fun terminals
Cordon Tourisme - 22/10/2025
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Email : info@cordon.fr
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Ground
Not suitable for strollers
Access by a dirt road accessible by car (or by a footpath starting from the Lezaive d'en haut parking lot) which is the forest road, beyond the hamlet of Les Pontets; park then at the level of the plains, the start of the footpath is below;
Map references :
Map IGN 3430ET - LA CLUSAZ LE GRAND-BORNAND
Les Belvédères du Mont-Blanc map on sale for €7 at the tourist office.
Map available from the tourist office to discover these and other trails.
Whatever your hike, remember to pack cereal bars, plenty of water, sunglasses, sun cream, a small first-aid kit, and clothing suited to the season and weather forecast.
This itinerary can also be done accompanied, by hiring a mountain leader.
No
1/ Park at the Lezaive d'en haut parking lot (1h climb to Les Plaines) or park at the top of the forest road (requires adapted car, 15 min).
2/ The trailhead is located downstream from the parking lot.
3/ The trail winds through a "living" forest, following information panels on the flora and fauna.
4/ The hike ends at the picnic area next to a magnificent pool carved out of a tree trunk.
Alternative:
You can also extend the walk as far as the chalets de l'Avenaz, where you'll discover a magnificent panorama of the Mont-Blanc chain.
Yes. Dogs must be kept on a leash.