Walking trail: Ardent to Lindarets

The village of Les Lindarets is a must for all families looking to immerse themselves in a genuine bygone world with its ancient chalets, Alpine meadows and celebrated goats!Thanks to the flourishing goat numbers the village is often known as the Goat Village. Just like the valley's visitors, they too have come to Lindarets to while away the summer months. Visitors big and small often enjoy feeding the goats which are free to roam, always curious and definitely always hungry! Special croquettes are on sale at Cuirland, La Crémaillère and Le Vieux Chalet for €1. In addition, Les Lindarets is also celebrated for its great food, with many restaurants offering menus that marry truly excellent cooking with traditional values. So why not make time for lunch on the village's many sun terraces so you can enjoy a meal packed with flavours harking back to times gone by, with local specialities from the Haute-Savoie... Les Lindarets is also a great starting point for many walks in the mountains. The Brochaux waterfall is only 30 minutes from the village... The village also has souvenir shops and fresh cheese on sale from local producers. The meadows offer an excellent place to picnic too.

Located between Montriond Lake and Avoriaz, in a small village where goats roam freely. La Crémaillère is an old mountain chalet that has been restored and converted to a high-altitude restaurant (1470 m).

Take time out from your winter skiing or summer excursions to enjoy a gourmet break at La Ferme des Lindarets. Our menu includes hearty traditional specialities, all served by a fun, friendly team.

For your dining pleasure, Eddie offers a varied menu: homemade specialties like a traditional cheese toastie, tartiflette, hotpots as well as food for those on the go including the house hamburger "Mac pomme de pin".

La T'chapa restaurant is ideally located on the slopes of the Portes du Soleil ski area, in the village of Les Lindarets.In winter, it becomes a must for skiers, ideal for enjoying lunch on the sunny terrace or warming up indoors. The menu features traditional Savoyard dishes, wood-grilled meats and a buffet of homemade desserts... In summer, the hamlet of Les Lindarets is transformed into the emblematic ‘goat village’, where goats roam freely. The La T'chapa restaurant, located right in the heart of this enchanting setting, invites visitors to enjoy a gourmet break in an authentic and friendly atmosphere.

At the heart of the traditional goat village, La Terrasse at Lindarets offers delicious Savoyard cuisine. Ideal for recharging your batteries after a day on the slopes.

Takeaway meals, children's favourites, self-service. In summer: quick meals, panini, pancakes, hamburgers and salads. In winter: quick meals, sandwiches, pancakes and paninis.

A family-run restaurant, Mamo’s Café offers a range of homemade dishes. It’s a great place to take a break, with ski/bike-to-the-door access and a warm welcome for walkers!After nine years looking after customers on the Lindarets plateau, Mamo’s Café knows what people like: a varied menu, fresh ingredients, quick service and multilingual staff! Try our burgers, our gluten-free buckwheat Brittany pancakes, our vegetarian dishes and other local favourites; they’re all sure to whet your appetite – and satisfy your taste buds. To compete our menu, we offer a different dish of the day all week. The restaurant terrace, which looks out over snow-capped peaks in the winter and the river in the summer months, is a feel-good venue all year.