Hautecour Arts Trail- "Les Éphémères Alpines" - Liberty loop

The lake of La Trappe in Hautecour, fitted out as a leisure center, is the ideal place to relax or spend your energy by taking advantage of the activities on the spot: volleyball, petanque, tennis, soccer. Artistic path at the beginning of the lake.Starting point of the artistic path Lez'arts en Adrets. This 2-hour family walk is rich in discovery with the many achievements that mark the route. In Le Pradier, visit the goat farm (reservation required) and sale of quality local products (cold cuts / cheese...). Swimming in the lake is not allowed. Fishing from the beginning of June.

Above the lake, a pointed bell tower stands out against the sky. A sculpted portal invites you to go further... to discover a building in which the decorations of successive centuries complement each other in beautiful harmony.From the top of its mound, the 12th-century bell tower, with its geminated bays topped with Lombard arcatures, still dominates the village districts scattered across the slope and the Moûtiers basin... When the building was refurbished in the 17th century, G. Cocher, a master carpenter from the village, carved the stone portal with an interrupted pediment arch, surmounted by a statue of the Virgin and Child. The entire painted decoration, restored in 1990, was created by the Artari brothers in 1860. They painted the vaults of the nave and choir: their decoration, full of finesse, features holy figures and symbolic representations illustrating the foundations of the faith. At the back of the choir, the main altarpiece was created in 1825 by Gilardi and Schira, sculptors from Valsesia in Piedmont: four columns with smooth shafts frame the central painting depicting the two Saints Stephen, one a pope and the other a martyr. In the side aisles, the two altarpieces of Saint Anthony and the Rosary have better preserved the Baroque aesthetic of the 17th century. Of particular note in the right-hand aisle is a carved wooden bas-relief painted in the 19th century and imported from Italy, depicting the Nativity surrounded by numerous figures and animals.

Do you want to live an experience closer to the land and the farm animals? Discover the Pradier farm! Béat will show you his goats and his work on the farm. In his shop you will find goat cheese, serac, goat / pork sausages.The products offered are certified organic and made by him.