Hiking Trail: Doran via the Gypaète trail

La Pierre à Voix is a natural limestone monolith site, which can be seen sticking out above the forest from Sallanches. Access is from the hamlet of Outredière via the famous Gypaète path, which leads to the lush Alpage de Doran (mountain pasture).

With its 70-meter drop, perched 600 meters higher in the middle of a forest, this mountain waterfall is well worth the effort! It has been classified as a Natural Heritage site since 1909. You can see it from the hamlet of Outredière or get closer via the Via Corda of Doran.The waterfall is fed by a stream that originates from the Pointe d'Areu, which peaks at 2,468 meters. After traveling 5.5 kilometers, the stream flows over Jurassic limestone cliffs before reaching the plain, forming the Doran waterfall. A bit further down, the streambed descends the slope over 200 meters, scattered with large rocky boulders. This creates a series of small cascades, which are hard to see. The stream's water is captured upstream of the cascade and treated at a microfiltration plant to supply part of the Sallanches commune.

The Chapelle de Doran "Notre-Dame de la Paix du Monde" (Our Lady of World Peace) was built by the Boy Scouts between 1951 and 1965, at an altitude of 1600m, for shepherds who lived there during the summer who needed somewhere to pray.

Mountain restaurant nestled at the foot of La Pointe Percée where the Doran Valley has stayed true to its roots. Soak up a spot where agriculture, sport and nature thrive in perfect harmony.-trash economies -renewable energy - Hot water made with local wood - local product ( fruit and vegetable, meat, beer...)

At the foot of the Pointe Percée peak and to the sound of the bells of the Abondances (cows), Bernard and Jean-Louis Ballet-Baz welcome you to their alpine farm in Doran at 1500 m altitude. They sell cheese on the farm and at the Sallanches market on Saturday morning.