
Balcony-style path through the town, the vineyards and traditional hamlets
Mountain view
Mountain location
View over the vineyards
Office de Tourisme de la Grande Plagne - 06/08/2025
www.la-plagne.com
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From 01/01 to 31/12 daily.
Subject to weather conditions.
Stone
Ground
Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring)
Suitable for all terrain strollers
Phone : 04 79 55 67 00
Email : info.vallee@la-plagne.com
FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND SAFETY
Safety rules
- Check the weather forecast before you leave.
- Avoid going alone. Let someone know that you are leaving and the planned route.
- Remember to drink, eat and take breaks throughout the hike.
Equipment
- Wear good shoes and suitable clothes for the mountains.
- Don't forget to take: sun cream, a hat/cap, sunglasses, warm clothes and rain wear, a mobile phone in case of problems.
- Take an IGN map with you. This map is given as an indication, it does not replace the IGN maps.
Best practices
- Stay on the marked paths and avoid the hayfields.
- Respect the environment.
- Watch out for herds, keep your dog on a lead.
- Take your rubbish away with you.
In case of accident: ring 112 or 18
Weather forecast: 32 50
0/ Set off from Place de l'Eglise.
1/ Cross the children's playground behind the church. At the top of the path, take the Chemin de la Cascade to the left.
2/ At the crossroads with the tarmac road, take the footpath opposite that climbs between low walls and meadows.
3/ When you get to the "Aime-Granier" road, turn right and, after 100 m at a bend, take the Noyerai-Chavonnes road.
4/ Before Champ Bernard hamlet, take the path on the left going towards Grotte de Thaïs (an unsupervised gypsum cave). When you see La Roche cross, go down the path to the right towards Chavonnes d'en Haut, go through the hamlet towards Chavonnes d'en Bas then continue towards Grumailly (path under the bamboo)
5/ In Grumailly, follow the road or cut down the little footpaths.
6/ When you reach La Ruaz, follow the road straight back to the top of the playground.
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