Refuge de Moëde Anterne by trail

This lake is located at the heart of the Fiz mountain range in the nature reserve of Sixt-Passy. Accessible only by foot from Sixt Fer à Cheval or from Passy by Anterne mountain pass.Altitude 2000 m. With a surface area of around 10 hectares, it lies at the bottom of a cirque bordered by peaks, to the north of the Fiz cliff. Surrounded by alpine meadows, the environment appears rather wild, but nevertheless populated by marmots, ptarmigan and ibex. Swimming prohibited

Situated on the Tour des Fiz, the Tour du Pays du Mont Blanc and the Tour des Aiguilles Rouges, the refuge de Moëde offers a stopover overlooking the Mont Blanc range.The refuge offers basic shelter for hikers, with shared dormitories and rudimentary sanitary facilities. The services provided at the refuge are limited, and one should not expect comfortable amenities. However, the refuge offers a strategic location for hikers wishing to stop off in the area and enjoy the panoramic views. Meals on offer are simple and limited in quantity, in keeping with supply conditions at altitude. Reservations at the refuge are recommended due to limited capacity. All in all, the Moëde Anterne refuge offers basic accommodation for hikers wishing to explore the Tour des Fiz region.

Facing the Mont-Blanc range, Passy Nature Reserve overlooks the Arve Valley. The reserve is a nature jewel that links Sixt Fer à Cheval Nature Reserve and Aiguilles Rouges Nature Reserve. Area: 1800 ha Altitude: 1300 to 2900 mThe Nature Reserve in Passy resumes the history of the mountains in Haute-Savoie: - Natural environment: Mineral contrasts, grasslands, heathlands, wetlands and numerous alpine species - Fauna: chamois, ibex, eagles, marmots, grouse, ptarmigan, bearded eagles. - Flora: 530 species have been identified including the St. Bruno lily, Martagon lily or Turk's cap moss campion. - Flies : hover flies, excellent indicators for scientists. Biodiversity: Clearing operations in Pormenaz to assess biodiversity.

Situated in the heart of the Fiz mountain range, the Passy Plaine-Joux ski area is the ideal place to learn the pleasures of gentle skiing. Facing Mont-Blanc, a host of activities await families looking for thrills and great memories.Nestled between 1,340 and 1,740 meters above sea level, the Passy Plaine-Joux ski resort nestles gracefully against the Fiz mountain range, attracting visitors for its unique sunshine and authentic charm. With 12 slopes winding between snow-covered fir trees and immaculate alpine meadows, Passy Plaine-Joux cultivates the soul of a family destination with its gourmet addresses, unusual activities and events that punctuate the winter season. Carefully preserved by the majestic Fiz mountain range and its nature reserve, this multi-activity resort is the image of the nature that surrounds it: without artifice. With 12 kilometers of marked runs for all levels, beginners will find it easy to make their first glides, while experienced skiers will alternate between tight turns and wide curves. The ideal playground for unforgettable adventures, Passy Plaine-Joux offers two ski touring and snowshoeing itineraries that invite you to escape to the heart of a protected natural environment. Perfectly signposted and safe, these routes criss-cross Passy's emblematic landscapes, offering a timeless getaway. Passy Plaine-Joux is much more than just a ski resort: it's a benchmark for thrill-seekers, with two toboggan runs including one for snowtubing, a landmark for sports enthusiasts, with two Nordic ski loops, and a paradise for families, with numerous facilities specially designed for little ones. Enveloped in a friendly, family atmosphere, the ski resort of Passy Plaine-Joux celebrates winter in its purest form, with bursts of joy and unforgettable memories. A corner of paradise where magic happens at every moment, and which resonates in the hearts of all mountain lovers.