To the chalet des Fonts

The safest way to a successful holiday in Samoëns. Located near the centre of the village, beside a vast free car park, the artificial winter ice rink, the Tourist Office is open to visitors all year round.Within the framework of its quality reception approach, the Tourist Office participates in the success of your stay, by offering you, via its reception and information area, free services which will improve and simplify your holidays in Samoëns and by committing itself to provide you with the following services - To provide you with the information you need to make your stay in our village resort a success. - To assist you in your search for accommodation and to direct you to the service provider(s) likely to be able to help you. Our reception service offers you the following services: - Registration for free events offered by the tourist office - Sale of posters and goodies with the Samoëns logo - Photocopying - Provision of documentation on the resort's surroundings. - Sale of hiking maps and snowshoeing routes. - Sale of fishing permits

Free 40-space parking lot ideally located opposite the tourist office. It provides quick access to the various shops and to the bus station for those wishing to use public transport.

At the gates to the village, this classified site will take your breath away with its plunge pools, polished rocks, thrashing water, limestone cliffs and awe-inspiring passages in the Gorges!An itinerary accessible to both children and adults allows an exploration of this exceptional natural site and is sure to provide a few thrills to keep the family entertained, with ladders to climb and bridges to cross. Les Gorges des Tines are also a paradise for sports enthusiasts: rafting, hydrospeed, the Mont via ferrata, the Tines climbing wall and the mountain-bike trail.

Non-stop access to men's and women's toilets. Place de la gare, opposite the Sixties restaurant.

Explore the Alpine pastures in a superb natural environment, with architecture that is characteristic of the Giffre Valley mountain villages.

Also known as "The Queen of the Alps", is Sixt's best-known waterfall. The torrent surges dramatically in two huge steps, falling for over 80 metres.It's located 6 kilometres beyond the hamlet of Salvagny, and you can get there easily by car except in winter. In the winter months the road is closed to cars but you can park near the road block and then walk or snowshoe to the waterfall. It takes an hour and a half there and back and is at a height of 1000 metres - a height gain of about 100 metres from the car park.

Refuge located at the entrance of the wild Cirque des Fonts. The Fonts alpine pasture reveals itself as a jewel in a setting of unspoiled nature.A former alpine chalet, the refuge opened in 1926 is accessible to everyone in around an hour and a half of walking, we discover it overlooking a small hamlet of around forty alpine chalets, at the foot of Mont-Buet.