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Hiking : Gorges du Sierroz link
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Description
Walking link between the lake and the Gorges du Sierroz (between Aix-les-Bains and Grésy-sur-Aix).
This walk along the Sierroz between Lac du Bourget and the Gorges du Sierroz allows you to enjoy the tranquility of the river flowing through Aix-les-Bains and Grésy-sur-Aix.
Technical Information
Altimetric profile
Starting point
Additional information
Updated by
Agence Aix-les-Bains Riviera des Alpes - 16/09/2025
www.aixlesbains-rivieradesalpes.com
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Open period
All year round daily.
Subject to favorable weather.
Contact
Phone : 04 79 88 68 00
Email : accueil@aixlesbains-rivieradesalpes.com
Location complements
Parking de l'esplanade - boulevard Robert Barrier
Reception complements
Parking de l'esplanade boulevard Robert Barrier
Guidebook with maps/step-by-step
1/ From the Esplanade parking lot, walk up Boulevard Barrier towards the Sierroz campsite. Go past the campsite entrance, then over the bridge over the Sierroz to turn right and walk along the Sierroz.
2/ At the intersection with boulevard Garibaldi, cross the road and continue straight ahead (still on the right bank of the Sierroz).
3/ At Pont Rouge, turn right over the bridge, then immediately left (you are now on the left bank of the Sierroz).
4/ At the "Passerelle Sierroz" sign, continue straight ahead (you can reach Corsuet via the footbridge on the left).
5/ At the end of the gravel path, turn left over the small bridge (at the end of Chemin de la Baye), then continue right past the fish farm (on the mixed pedestrian-bicycle path).
6/ At the fire and fire station, take the farm track on the right. This takes you back to the Sierroz (on the right bank).
7/ When the path crosses the RD1201, continue to the right (on the mixed pedestrian-bicycle path). At the 1st traffic circle, turn right over the bridge over the Sierroz, then left before the 2nd traffic circle. A staircase leads to the Gorges du Sierroz site.
8/ Return by the same route in the opposite direction.
Animals
Yes. Dogs on leash
