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Beaufortain - Stage 5 - From Refuge de Presset to Refuge de la Coire
Description
Walk in the midst of mountains like the ones you dreamt of as a child, those that you used to draw before you'd ever seen them. With a rich palette of colours, from the green of alpine pastures to the turquoise of mountain lakes in which the eternal snows of Mont Blanc are mirrored.
Walk into the heart of the mountain of your childhood dreams, the one
that we draw without ever having seen it.
The palette of colors is generous, from the green of the pastures where the herds graze, to the turquoise of the high-altitude lakes where the eternal snows of Mont Blanc are reflected.
snow of Mont Blanc.
A real postcard, this tour of the Beaufortain invites you to discover an authentic terroir, from the flavors of its famous Beaufort to the traditional habitat of its villages clinging to the slopes.
villages clinging to the slopes.
Technical Information
Altimetric profile
Starting point
Date and time
- From 15/06/2026 to 15/09/2026
- From 15/06/2027 to 15/09/2027
Additional information
Updated by
Agence alpine des territoires - 19/03/2026
www.agate-territoires.fr
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Environments
Mountain view
Mountain location
Location complements
Map: 2 IGN Top 25 maps
(3531 OT Megève and 3532OT Massif du Beaufortain)
or 1 map at 1/30,000 scale - Massif du Beaufortain
Topoguide FFRP - GRPays Tour du Beaufortain
Car access and parking
From Albertville, follow signs for Beaufort as far as the village of Queige. At the Queige traffic circle, turn left towards the town center. Park in the parking lot along the road near the cemetery, or on the left after the town hall.
Contact
Phone : 04 79 38 38 62
Email : contact@lebeaufortain.com
Website : http://www.lebeaufortain.com
Topo guides and map references
Topo guides references :
Topo Guide FFRP - GR Pays Tour du Beaufortain
Map references :
IGN Top 25 maps: 3531 OT Megève + 3532 OT Massif du Beaufortain
1/30,000 scale map: Massif du Beaufortain
Type of land
Stone
Ground
Not suitable for strollers
Guidebook with maps/step-by-step
5/ From the refuge, head towards Col Bresson, then down towards Lac de Roselend. At Presset, take the left-hand path to the Col du Grand Coin (2398 m). The route then descends to the refuge de la Coire. It is also possible to continue to the Refuge de l'Econdu.
Favourite: One of the most beautiful stages of the tour. You're in the heart of the AOC Beaufort mountain pastures. Stop for a few moments by a milking machine to observe the work of the alpagistes. For those who wish to extend the stage, there's the option of an excursion to the beautiful Lac d'Amour.
Animals
Yes. Dogs are allowed in unregulated natural areas. However, we advise you to keep your pet on a leash around the herds, so as not to disturb the wildlife.
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