

A forest walk perfect for families, combining discovery, observation and learning about nature. A fun way to share curiosity, relaxation and wonder in the heart of the undergrowth.
This loop trail winds through the forest alongside downhill mountain bike trails—watch out for cyclists! Easy and enjoyable, it features signs dedicated to the Eurasian lynx, making for an informative and fun outing for the whole family.
Phone : 04 50 28 09 16
Website : https://www.paysdegex-montsjura.com
From 01/01 to 31/12 daily.
Forest location
In the country
Waterfall view
Stone
Ground
Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring)
Not suitable for strollers
Topo guides references :
Hiking in Pays de Gex and the Haute Chaine du Jura: on sale at Pays de Gex tourist agencies: 9€.
Map references :
3328OT - CRÊT DE LA NEIGE
Office de Tourisme du Pays de Gex - 02/12/2025
www.paysdegex-montsjura.com
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▶ Before you leave
▶ Get informed:
Check the weather forecast, both general and local (rain, thunderstorms, fog, wind).
Find out about the route: approach walk, ascent, estimated duration, escape routes, etc.
(Use IGN map, GPS, topo-guide...).
▶ Assess the risks:
If necessary, contact mountain professionals (guides, refuge wardens or gîtes) for appropriate advice.
▶ Tell someone close to you:
Indicate your objective, the planned times (departure / return), the number of participants,
the vehicle(s) used, and where they will be parked.
Give everyone's telephone numbers. Notify us of any changes.
▶ Be well equipped:
Don't set off alone if possible.
Take suitable equipment with you, in good condition and properly adjusted.
(Examples: helmet, harness, footwear, complete first aid kit, survival blanket, headlamp, etc.).
▶ In an emergency: dial 112 (European emergency number).
(1) To reach the starting point, park at the cable car parking lot in Crozet. Take the road to the right of the cable car and continue for about 700 m on Route de la Thène before finding a trail that branches off to the left and begins with a footbridge.
(2) Turn left onto the trail, which is lined with information panels about the big cat. Just follow the signs in the right direction. The path climbs alongside the downhill mountain bike trails (watch out for bikes).
(3) The trail starts by climbing to the left, quickly gaining elevation, then branches off to the right to rejoin the Bellevue forest path. It runs alongside a cistern, descends rapidly to the right, and climbs back up to the right to return to its starting point.
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