Les Balcons du Léman en Vallée Verte" hiking trail

Winter: car park unavailable on weekends and school holidays (full). If the car park is full, please drive to the car park 800m high on Col du Cou or park on the village square for free. Please ask at Tourist Information.

Restaurant serving local specialities savoy past and present cooked in a log fire.This restaurant is in an old Savoie house that has been tastefully renovated to exude local charm. It's worth the detour just to see the decor. Christophe serves local specialities that you won't find anywhere else such as farcement, soupe châtrée, courgette and chestnut crème brûlée all cooked on the log fire. Beautiful views of Léman on the terrace.

Large selection of bread, special loaves, pastries, cakes, ice creams and chocolate. A must-visit.

Perched on the ridge between earth and sky, this Gothic chapel has all the necessary components to be a perfect place for contemplation.The chapel of Notre Dame des Voirons was built in the 15th century, with its back to a rock that climbs higher still and is the source of a little spring. This gothic chapel has all the right elements to make it a place for contemplation. Located 10 minutes on foot from the monastery, you can reach the recently restored Notre-Dame des Voirons, whose interior has recently been restored, via a woodland path. The chapel is worth the detour in itself, not just for its decor, which is exemplary in its rustic restraint, nor for its attendance, as it is rarely visited. It is worth the visit because, unlike many other religious buildings, this chapel has soul. There are no ornaments or paintings. It is simply decorated with a statue of the Virgin Mary (Black Madonna, of course), a plain, stone altar and basic furnishings. This simple rectangular stone Gothic chapel measures around 15 metres in length and provides a serene space for those in search of silence and inner peace.

The neoclassical Habère-Poche church was built in 1840.The neoclassical trend appeared in the 18th century in Europe and saw the return to the ancient style: columns and capitals, pediments, use of Doric and Ionic orders etc. The style known as "Sarde" came to Savoie in 1815. Habère-Poche church is an example of this architectural trend.

Habère Lullin Church is home to two styles from two separate times. The 13th century choir was expanded in the Sardinian style in 1840. You can also see the fresco of the Annunciation dating back to the 15th century.

Boëge Church was rebuilt in a Gothic style between 1855 and 1858 by J. Michaud and M. Champlanaz. Its unique feature is the octagonal bell tower, the only one in Haute-Savoie.

Le Foyer des Moises welcomes you in the summer and winter alike. Enjoy the 4 seasons activities in the exceptional setting of the Plateau Moises between the lake and mountains.The Foyer des Moises is located in Habère-Poche, on a remarkable site overlooking Lake Geneva, in the heart of the Lake Geneva Alps... In winter, the Foyer des Moises manages the Nordic ski area and offers access to the building (refreshment bar and snack bar), cross-country ski hire (skating and classic), snowshoe hire and the sale of season passes and Nordic Passes. In summer, the Foyer des Moises offers multi-activity courses, the Descente de la Menoge, mountain bike and scooter hire, pumptrack, terrace, toilets and snack bar. You can also take a stroll in the surrounding area and enjoy remarkable views of Lake Geneva, the Vallée Verte and even Mont Blanc. From the Foyer, take a seat on the terrace and watch the gliders take off, guaranteed to make an impression!

Sale of farm cheese particularly Abondance and Tomme de Savoie. 2017 silver medal winner for Abondance at the Concours Général Agricole de Paris.

The Lac de la Crossetaz is a charming spot for a picnic, fishing or just rest and relaxation in the great outdoors. The footpath is behind the church in Habère-Lullin. It's a ten minute slightly downhill walk.Composting toilets on the footpath.

At the summit of the magnificent Monts Voirons with views of Mont-Blanc, come and visit the Notre Dame des Voirons Monastery, the chapel and Petites soeurs de Bethléem's art studios.Les Voirons was already a cult site for the Allobroges and Romans. Lord Louis de Langin founded the first chapel here in the 15th century, housing the black Virgin and called it Notre Dame des Voirons. The chapel then became a pilgrim site and welcomed Saint François de Sales in 1595. Following a fire, the black Virgin is now kept in the Boëge Church. In 1967 the first Soeurs de Béthléem nuns came to Les Voirons. There are now 100 of them.

1200m fitness trail on the banks of the Menoge and the La Crossetaz fishing lake. The site is also home to a lovely botanic trail. (Picnic tables and composting toilets).

La Pharmacie de la Vallée Verte est située au plein cœur du village de Boëge. A proximité du cabinet médical, du cabinet dentaire et autres commerces...

Summit of a forest walk which is accessible even for very young children. When the weather is good, the whole valley is all yours.Enjoy panoramic 360° views from the Signal des Voirons with the Léman and Jura on one side and Mont Blanc, the Môle and the Chablais peaks to the other side.

Composting toilets near Lac de la Crossetaz.

Fully renovated "mountain style" holiday village at the peak of La Vallée Verte. 2 restaurants (inc. one traditional Savoie restaurant), bar with fireplace, storage, function rooms and 3ha garden. Available for individuals and groups."Chouette nature" (sustainable and responsible tourism accreditation) approved and Advantage Cap France hearts (superior village with original activities and excellent facilities).

Yves would like to welcome you to the hamlet of Doucy. Cosy and simple rooms. Bread and jam made "house" are served at breakfast. In summer you can lunch on the terrace with views over the valley ... In summer, enjoy breakfast on the terrace with mountain views.