


The mountains and glaciers of the Vanoise have placed a mirror amid the
flowering grass of the alpine pastures. In it, they admire their reflection,
adorned with the glitter of the golden sun tickling the water. Welcome
to Blanc Lake!
Evading the crowds that eagerly follow the main trail, you'll be one of the
privileged few who'll meet Saint-Antoine three times during your short ascent
from the Coëtet parking lot. Look for the saint nestled in an oratory or a
crevice in the rock face. You'll recognise him by his T-shaped cross and bell.
You'll come across some beautiful chalets along the way, as well as the chapel
of Sainte Marguerite, protector of alpine pastures and pregnant women.
The cheerful melodies of birdsong and the shrill whistling of marmots make
a delightful soundtrack to your hike, to the beat of gravel steadily crunching
underfoot.
Raise your head and feast your eyes on magnificent views of Dent Parraché
and the glaciers of the Vanoise. As you rest on the riverbank, take a moment
to admire the peaks reflected in the crystal-clear waters of this glacial lake.
From 15/05 to 15/10.
Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.
Communauté de communes Haute Maurienne Vanoise - 24/11/2025
www.cchautemaurienne.com
Report a problem
Lakeside or by stretch of water
Near shuttle stop
Mountain location
Close to a public transportation
Waterside
In a nature reserve
Presence of livestock and guard dogs
Phone : 04 79 05 99 06
Email : info@hautemaurienne.com
Website :
https://www.haute-maurienne-vanoise.com
http://www.cchautemaurienne.com/jy-vais-en
Ground
Grit
Not suitable for strollers
By bus: Line 2 - Le Coêtet stop.
To get there by car: D126 From Termignon to the
du Coêtet car park.
Topo guides references :
Map and booklet "Haute Maurienne Vanoise. 115 walks and hikes - 35 trail routes. For all levels" (sold for €10 in Tourist Offices) - Itinéraire bleu n°42
Map references :
Map IGN 3633ET - Tignes Val-d'Isère
The duration of hiking trails is calculated using reference paces: 300 m/h ascent, 500 m/h descent and 4 km/h on the flat.
As hazards may occur at any time on the routes, the GPX tracks provided are not contractual. They are given for information only. Riders use them at their own risk, depending on their level of technological proficiency and their understanding of the terrain.
To guide you in the field, consult the "step-by-step" directional diagram provided in pdf.
No. Pets are not allowed on this hike in the Vanoise National Park.