Discover CANOPEE in Landry, Savoie, Rhône-Alpes

From Landry's church, take the path which climbs on the right. The path climbs sometimes by crossing the road until "Le Martorey". You will pass by the hamlet of "La Vinerie".

The Peisey-Nancroix valley, with its torrent winding through larch forests, is one of the most beautiful entrances to the Parc de la Vanoise. This ascent offers magnificent views, and is bounded from Landry to Rosuel.

Nice walk in the village of Landry Starting from the centre of Landry, this small loop aims to discover the village by passing through the small streets of the village. 1/ Near the mine sign near the grocery shop 2/ Old bakery 3/ The green house 4/ A house with columns 5/ A traditional house 6/ A farmer's house 7/ Col du Palet hotel 8/ Hotel l'Alpin 9/ Saclier grocery store 10/ Another grocery shop 11/ A house with columns 12/ An old barn

Nice forest stroll crossing several hamlets. Starting from Landry square following up toward the church. You might see squirrels, deers, boar... if you're lucky !

Play the peddler of yesteryear by following one of the oldest mule tracks in the valley. The ascent to the hamlet of Ragairon reveals, in a forest landscape, beautiful traditional alpine houses and meadows full of flowers. The journey through time begins in Landry. This typical village is home to a jewel of Baroque art. Here you can admire the sublime bulbous bell tower of the church which, like all churches built on a promontory, bears the name of Saint-Michel. Then follow in the footsteps of the GR5, before reaching the start of the tour. You will go through several authentic villages, including Martorey and its superb listed column house, following one of the oldest mule tracks in the valley. In the past, peddlers used these routes to transport goods. Now you carry your own picnic! Refresh yourself at the bend in the Charbonnet stream before arriving at Ragairon, which signals its presence with its only chalet and mountain pasture stable. Stop to contemplate the clear view and watch the bees gathering flowers in the mountains. Another must-see stop before returning: the hamlet of Les Charmettes where it is not unusual to see cows grazing. ACCESS / DEPARTURE : - If by car, park at the Saint-Michel de Landry church car park (free). - Departure from the church of Saint-Michel de Landry. - Follow the GR5 signs, then those of the "Circuit de Ragairon".

Nice forest stroll crossing several hamlets. Starting from Landry church. Discover The Martorey hamlet with its typical columns houses. Follow the châtelet ruins direction with its beautiful view on the valley.

Nice stroll starting from Landry's church. Discovery of the surroundings hamlets. Well shaded road, follow the signs. From Landry's church, take the path climbing on the right. It sometimes crosses the road until "le Martorrey", crossing the hamlet of "la Vignerie". From "le Martorrey", well shaded path. Follow the signs until "Montvenix".

Starting from Landry's church, just above the village. Visit possible. Very easy stroll even with very young children. Several points of interest : Landry's church, the conservatory orchard of the Ballastière. You can also walk on the green lane along the Isère river.

This easy walk features a traditional village, meadows of hay and mountain forests. Discover the small village of Montorlin, stroll through its narrow streets and cottages and meet its inhabitants.

A new concept of orchard to be discovered and experienced during a walk in this beautiful setting, located on a hillock overlooking the Isère and at the heart of a region where traditional orchards, combining grasslands and fruit trees, are still a regular feature. The site combines freshly planted orchards, a nursery, a composting area, a vineyard and an apiary, scattered across a large area where natural elements important to orchard life have been preserved: hedges and natural meadows. A pathway punctuated by explanatory panels allows visitors to discover the site and the history of the fruit-growing civilization that has left its mark on the valley, while drawing attention to the remarkable ecosystem of traditional orchards. There are plenty of rest areas to enjoy the scenery and taste this vast space, dedicated to the rebirth of orchards.

H2o Sports & Evolution2 close to La Plagne, for 30 years, on 4 sites to make you live in safety experiences in Rafting, Deval bike, Hydrospeed, Canyoning, Paddle, Canoraft, kayak, paintball, E-scoot, E-Bike. The largest outdoor activity center in Savoie, specializing in whitewater and mountain sports since 1994. The H2o sports Landry center is recognized as a national benchmark for its eco-designed buildings and comfortable facilities. 4 bases in Savoie: Isère river at Landry, river and canyon at Doron de Bozel in Moutiers. E-Mountain Scoot, E-Bike and Deval Bike in Vallandry, Paintball and Paddle in Centron. 4 levels of practice adapted to all ages (children from 6). Activities every day on reservation. Summer activities open from 15/04/2025 to 30/09/2025

The Jean-Michel Sports team welcomes adults and children in a warm, sporty atmosphere (armchairs, WIFI, games), where you can talk about skiing and the mountains and get advice on the collections on offer. Established since 1972 on the Montchavin snow front, the resort's historic store has evolved with a robotized workshop, a team of experts (regular training), and a top-of-the-range ski locker equipped with individual heating cabinets (5 pairs of skis and 5 pairs of boots).

The mountains offer unique opportunities for adventures, relaxation and thrills. Come and discover a wide range of sports and fun activities. We have something for all ages and levels at Evolution 2 La Plagne Montchavin-Les Coches. Choose from a guided mountain bike ride on an enduro or electric bike, MTB/e-MTB rental, white water activities, paragliding, quad biking, a Cani-rando hike or many others. With Evolution2, awaken your inner adventurer! Ask us for the moon and we will get it for you

A team of young, dynamic State-qualified instructors offer group lessons or private lessons for all levels in all skiing activities. Evolution 2 proposes group lessons for children and adults. Private ski, snowboard, telemark lessons. YETI TIME We have a daycare area for your children in our ski school in Montchavin which is only for children who are in lessons in our school. You can choose your preferred formula: morning and/or afternoon, or the whole week.

The Team Evolution 2 is there to guide you in the choice of your electric mountain bike and to give you the adapted itineraries on the station and to see further on the whole domain of Electric bike of the Plagne.

Go for a ride on or off-road on one of these fun, sporty bikes that are a cross between a road bike and a mountain bike!

Chain of clothing, footwear and sports equipment stores, with a fashion section for adults and children. Welcome to Sport 2000 Ski Shop Montchavin, your specialist ski rental store in La Plagne. Our team will help you choose your ski and snowboard equipment, and advise you on the best slopes in the ski area, depending on the weather and snow conditions. In your store you'll find: a ski rental service, a ski workshop, a wide range of warm winter sports clothing (down jackets, ski suits, gloves) and accessories (ski masks, ski helmets, ski boots, etc.). Take advantage of discounts on ski equipment rental by booking on our website.

Our team will welcome you and advise you on your choice of mountain bike rental and on routes suited to your level! Come and try your hand at mountain biking, and choose the bike that's right for you! Whether you're an amateur or an expert, young or old, our dynamic and enthusiastic team is here to advise you.

We look forward to seeing you in our shop and sharing our expertise. We have over 800 pairs of skis, more than 100 snowboards, ski touring equipment and telemark skis and boots for adults and children. RENTAL: Skis, mini-skis, snowboards, telemark equipment, touring skis, off-piste equipment… Ski & Snowboard boots, snowshoes, sledges. New snow activities: Snowscoot, Snowbike, Trikke & Yooner. Kids' clothing rental ( weekend & weekday) Degré 7 skiwear for 4 to 12 year olds TO BUY: Freeride, Freestyle, Back Country and All Mountain skis & ski boots Telemark: Skis, boots & bindings Touring skis, boots & bindings Off-piste equipment: ABS backpack, avalanche transceiver (ARVA), probes, shovels, powder leashes… Snowshoes Accessories: gloves, sunglasses, goggles, helmets, socks… Protections: back protectors, protective shorts, knee & wrist guards Repair workshop Boot fitting & personalisation. Added extras: Heated boots & socks

Snow holds no secrets for our guides. Our professional guides will share their passion for the mountains with you in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Winter: snowshoeing, skiing in all its forms. Off-piste skiing, Vallée Blanches ...

One of the most beautiful onion dome from Tarentaise. Visible from a great distance, perched on a forest spur above the village, Landry's church indicates with infinitely charm the entrance of the valley of Ponturin. Reconstructed in 1687, dedicated to Saint Michel, it contains a remarkable beam of glory and very flowered vaults paintings. It offers St Michel's beautiful fresco painted outside above the hall. The old cemetery which surrounds the church is full of charm. A new cemetery was below opened.

A new type of orchard well worth exploring and experiencing on a tour of this scenic complex, located on a hillock overlooking the River Isère. Easy 600m walk with explanatory panels (30 mins) telling you about the different stages in an orchard's life cycle. Picnic tables available.With the help of the association "les croqueurs de pommes de Tarentaise Beaufortain", the municipality of Bourg-Saint-Maurice established this orchard to help safeguard a number of old fruit tree varieties in our region.

The Isère passes through Landry village. This beautiful river is the right place for rafting, hydrospeed, stand-up paddle ou canoë-raft fans and fishermen.

Feel like a picnic? There's a picnic table available at the exit of the VVF Villages!

The Lac Noir Bog is 4,000 years old. Notices on the site tell you all about its formation and evolution and describe some of the abundant flora it contains. Access: * From Les Coches, go to the Orgère car park. The trail starts in front of the Intersport shop. From the car park, go to the right (SP) to the houses of Crévaillet. Go up the path (SP) that crosses an old canal to go up through the forest. The trail cuts across a mountain-bike trail (watch out!) and continues on a gentle slope. Cross the meadow and go slightly to the right (SP). After a series of sharp bends, the trail arrives at Lac Noir (SP). Walk along the Lake that looks like a marsh inhabited by mosquitoes, then fork to the left to join a forest road. Take this road to the left as far as the crossroads and go to the right to the chalet du Plein Soleil. The path then takes a left, joins the chairlift and after a short climb, arrives at Plan Bois. * If you go up to Plan Bois, the trail can then be done downhill (1h to 1h30). In the direction of the cable car, go to the left (SP). Follow the path that goes towards Bijolin station. Then cross to your left to see the Plein Soleil chalet (SP). Go down to the right on a wide track that turns left after about 200 metres. The trail then leaves the forest track (SP) and goes down to the right an quickly arrives at Lac Noir. Walk along the lake to the right and then go down the small road (SP). A pleasant track takes you down into the forest and then back to the left (SP). The track crosses the mountain bike trail (Watch out!). After crossing an old canal, the path joins the houses of Crévaillet. Now follow the little road to the car park (SP), and finally, the path that takes you to the centre of Les Coches. SP = Signpost

Fancy a picnic? Two tables await you on the Montchavin Snow Front. The site also includes ping-pong tables and pétanque (boules) pitches.

Between Grand Gondon and Landry, head out along the Sentier des vergers (orchards' trail), specifically between the Saint-Pantaléon and La Ballastière orchards. Fruit trees have been grown in Tarentaise for centuries, and the "meadow-orchard" tradition enabled a unique combination between fruit and livestock grazing. Apples and pears were grown near hamlets where the individual plots, with four or five trees in each, grouped together to form the patchwork "meadow-orchard" landscape where grass and fruit were nurtured side by side. The fruit was harvested in early October, before the cowherds and cows came back down from the highland pastures and montagnettes, small seasonal settlements. Once the cows were back, they could graze without the risk of choking on a fallen fruit. This system was also a natural way of fertilising the soil. The orchards were thus all planted in the open field with fairly high branches so as to allow the herds to roam around freely.

This hamlet contains a somewhat unusual red ochre edifice which is actually a former farmhouse dating back to the 19th century and decked out to resemble a château. It was once the property of the Jarre family, one of Le Versant’s biggest landowners. It is now privately owned.The balcony on its façade opened onto a hay barn. The windows had no frames and were left open to provide ventilation. The ground floor was composed of cellars and spacious stables, and housed the servants' families, who lived with the cows A member of the Jarre family who became an abbé and member of King Victor Emmanuel II’s court spent a few years in Turin and drew inspiration from the city’s palaces when he built the farmhouse.

This village is located on either side of the Isère, with some of its houses on the Versant du Soleil and the rest on the left bank of the Isère, also known as the “Revers”. A priory was built near the Church of Saint Andrew in the 11th century. The parish was one of the richest and most populated in the region and its religious and Baroque heritage is still very much on view in the municipality. The Church of Saint Andrew on Les Chemins du Baroque (www.savoie-mont-blanc.com/decouvrir/explorer/culture-et-patrimoine/les-chemins-du-baroque) bears witness to the many changes it has undergone over the centuries, although its exterior makes its Romanesque origins clear enough .The interior is characterised by a mixture of neoclassical architectural features, while the so-called “onion bulb” steeple shows Northern Piedmont influence. The steeple was knocked down in 1797 during the French Revolution and rebuilt in 1816 after Savoie became part of the Sardinian States. The cross in front of the church dates back to 1756. It is made of marble from Villette (near Aime), which is famous for its quality.Above the pediment, you can see a statue of a cockerel, the municipality of Bellentre’s emblem.Not far away, Notre Dame de la Compassion Chapel dates back to 1634, but little is known of its history. The stele nearby commemorates the sacrifices made by the village’s “poilus” (infantrymen) in the First World War. Church of Saint Andrew open on Mondays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., from 1 July to 30 August. A QR Code provides a link to the Patrimoine de La Plagne Tarentaise website

Don’t miss out on this highly original art gallery on the Versant du Soleil, located above the Tarentaise Valley facing the Vanoise Massif. Opened in 2017, it exhibits works by three artists: sculptor and painter Bruno Barbieri, sculptor Yannick Chirat and photographer Pierre Bottex. Open 1 May to 15 December from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (except Sundays) and upon request during the rest of the year. Contact details: 06 60 72 70 92contact@art-espace-chevriere.comhameau de Chevrière73700 Les Chapelleswww.art-espace-chevriere.com/

Bar - restaurant Home made cooking. Savoyard specialties. Fondues. Banquets (on request). Theme evenings. Sports broadcast on giant screen. Possibility to privatize the room for a birthday, wedding, etc.

"Cooking is a passion, a time for sharing, happiness and conviviality, in relation to the dishes on offer, my team and I do our utmost to offer you quality and taste to meet your expectations." Nicolas Charbonneau The restaurant at the Hôtel L'Alpin*** offers daring, tasty cuisine that cleverly blends tradition and modernity. The Chef and his brigade revisit the great regional classics. The menu is based exclusively on fresh seasonal produce, with a lunchtime menu and a more elaborate choice in the evening. With seating for around fifty people and two terraces, the restaurant is open to hotel guests as well as to those passing through who enjoy a delicious meal.

Welcome to La Ferme de César, the oldest restaurant at the foot of the slopes in the old village of Montchavin, in an authentic farmhouse that still smells of yesteryear. Ideally located at the arrival point of the slopes, this is a place not to be missed for a lunch break. As for the cuisine, you'll be delighted to sample meats, traditional Savoyard dishes and specialties, all prepared with care and a touch of originality. You'll have the pleasure of dining in a room heated by a wood-burning stove. La Ferme de César is the ideal place to indulge your sweet tooth. A beautiful 120-seat terrace awaits you, and you'll discover traditional cuisine, with a Brasserie "Esprit Bistrot" menu, homemade pizzas (also available to take away), as well as Savoyard specialties for connoisseurs, all with fast service. And at all hours, sweet crêpes and a tea menu will satisfy any small hunger.

This wonderful establishment is located at the foot of the slopes and in the heart of the old village of Montchavin. With several dining rooms, it's a family-run restaurant founded in 1975, offering homemade dishes made with fresh produce. On a south-facing terrace, the discovery of an original, refined menu, based on quality regional products, promises many pleasures. You'll discover meats and fish cooked at low temperatures to a superb quality. As for the decor, it will charm you with its local colors. There's a cosy area with armchairs on the terrace and at the bar, where you can relax and enjoy a menu of world teas, carefully selected wines and a menu of cocktails to "lose your mind". Non-alcoholic cocktails are suitable for children. With its three rooms featuring regional themes - the high mountains, the farm and Telemark with Ski - you'll experience three different atmospheres. Menu Lunch * Specialities * Children's menus * Quick service Evening * Cocktail bar * Numerous specialties * Refined menu * Children's menus * Wide choice of wines Accessible to people with reduced mobility. Benefits : Family Plus label, high chair, disabled WC, changing table, baby booster seat, coloring book for children. South-facing restaurant and terrace at the foot of the slopes! Skis-on arrival possible

Yoann and Sandrine and their team are looking forward to seeing you in their cosy restaurant at the bottom of Plan Bois chairlift. Enjoy Savoyard specialities, pizzas and traditional cuisine at lunchtime and in the evening, on the terrace or by the fireplace. Our plus points: Some dishes, as well as crepes and waffles, are served through the afternoon.

La Taverne du Monchu is located in the heart of the village, at the bottom of the slopes, facing the Plan Bois ski lift. For lunch: plat du jour and quick meal. A wide choice of composed salad, meats and specialities is available. For dinner: specialities of Savoie and traditional cooking. Fondue, raclette, reblochonnade… The restaurant is equipped with a terrace. Additional services: Child meals.

Odile and Chris welcome you in a friendly atmosphere. We shall welcome you all day long.

Ideally located 50m from the Vanoise Express, Le Joli Bois welcomes you to its exceptional setting. The Joli Bois restaurant is at the heart of the Paradiski® ski area, in the Montchavin / Les Coches forest (La Plagne). The entire Joli Bois team welcomes you for lunch or a drink during the winter season, and to enjoy a superb view of Mont Blanc and the Tarentaise valley. Here are just a few examples of the dishes offered in our restaurant (served from 12pm to 3pm): -salade joli bois: lettuce, tomato, reblochon cheese toasted with honey, bacon. - traditional snail shells. - croziflette. - reblochon cheeseburger served with fries. and, of course, blueberry tart...and other homemade desserts. How to get to Le Joli Bois: On foot, take the Le Chanton/Vanoise Express snowshoe trail from Les Coches. On skis, follow the signs for Les Arcs; the restaurant is located next to the Vanoise Express. If you get lost, don't hesitate to contact us on 06 81 19 96 77. The PARADISKI® brand is a registered trademark owned by Compagnie des Alpes-Domaines Skiables.

At the foot of the Parchey chairlift on the way to Notre Dame des Vernettes, stop at the Kitz. You can enjoy Austrian and Alpine specialties, charcuterie and cheese platters, and homemade desserts in a warm atmosphere.

Specialities From here and there. You can join us easily in Alpine skiing or surfing, in cross-country skiing, snowshoes or even on foot. We are halfway up situated on the bottom of the Plateau de Bois and easily accessible for all, that you are novice or experienced skiers. Sunny and quiet site. The pause of your stay to Montchavin-Les Coches: sample at will a royal raclette after the closure(lock) of tracks then, to come down again in the station , participate in your own framed torchlight descent, for your safety, by ski instructors. In summer, easy access by feet from Les Coches resort (1h).

Located in Landry, 5 minutes from the train station, very close to the shuttle stop, Hotel l'Alpin has 15 en-suite rooms with TV and Wi-Fi. Located in the heart of the village of Landry in the area of Peisey Vallandry, the Hotel L'Alpin is the ideal establishment for those who want to find warmth and friendliness after a busy day. All year long, Nathalie, director of the hotel and her team, welcome you, advise you and serve you with all the generosity that characterizes the region.

The Auberge Le Valezan is a mountain inn in the heart of the village of Valezan, perched 1200m above sea level on the south-facing side of the Tarentaise valley. The gîte takes up to 18 people in two dormitories with bunkbeds that sleep 8 and 10 people. Guests have access to: * a shared shower room: washbasin, showers, toilet, * a shared lounge room with an equipped kitchen and a balcony. You can eat in the restaurant of the Auberge (fixed menu like in a refuge).

Anytime of the year, at 1470m elevation, for unforgettable holidays in our chalets, your campervan, caravan or your tent. The Lanchettes campiste is situated in the heart of the magnificent Paradiski domain. A shuttle stops at the entry (every 30 minutes) allows you to link quickly and in complete safety 425 km of tracks of this great alpine domain. We are also in direct access with the cross-country ski runs. 4 chalets, 50 locations for caravans and campers, electric connection. Draining of the grey and used waters. Bakery, restaurant, breakfast, take-away food, relaxation, free WIFI access and warmed toilet block.

Nice holiday gite labelled Gîte de France at Pont Baudin, nordic ski area. Calm, in the forest. 30 beds in 2, 3, 4, 5 persons. Bunk beds. In a 6 houses hamlet, on the edge of the Vanoise national park. Ideal for low prices treks. 2 restaurants are close to the gite (only 1 off season). Parking. In winter, the gite is located in the middle of the nordic ski area, at the start of the nordic ski pists, snowshoes or walk treks (18km of groomed paths), horse sled ride, dog sled ride. The nordic ski center ( ESF ski school, emergency center, ski renting, biathlon ) is just nearby. The gite is connected to the main village and the alpin resort by free shuttles every 30 mns. In summer, the gite is in the middle of a sportiv and fun activities : Trek, horse riding, an acrobatic forest park,

Alpine chalet (87m²) fully renovated, authentic and comfortable for up to 8 people. One private parking area in front of the house and public parking just 100m. Open only from May to September. On the ground floor, you'll discover a room with 4 single beds, a shower room with shower, washbasin and separate toilets. On the 1st floor, with direct access to the terrace, a large bright living space comprising a fully equipped kitchen, dining room and lounge area. On the mezzanine, you'll find 4 single beds and stunning views of the mountains. The main heating for the chalet is from a wood-burning stove in the living room. Thanks to a solar panel, you can enjoy electric light in every room of the chalet. The chalet does NOT have any electrical sockets. So, when you need to recharge your electrical devices, there are two solutions: use the battery in your car, or come to the city hall and leave them with us while you do the shopping or enjoy a stroll. Bed linen: Pillows and blankets are provided and mattresses protected by a disposable fitted sheet. All you have bring is your own sheet or a sleeping bag. The kitchen: Gas stove with 4 hotplates, oven, refrigerator with freezer and barbecue on the terrace, plus crockery and cooking utensils. On the middle floor, there's a cellar where you can keep cold liquids, fruit and vegetables. You've got everything here that you need to have a wonderful time! In the living room and dining area, there's a large table and two comfy sofas where you can stretch out and relax.

13/12/2019 > 13/04/2020 11/12/2020 > 05/04/2021 This winter, enjoy a relaxing stay in your caravan, motorhome, or rental chalet at Huttopia Bourg-Saint-Maurice, on the road to Les Arcs. The Paradiski ski area is on your doorstep! 27/05/2020 > 27/09/2020 Enjoy a holiday in the heart of Savoie on the road to Les Arcs at Huttopia Bourg Saint Maurice campsite. Swimming pools, hiking, and open air activities await you!

The gite "Pollen" is a holiday cottage in the heart of the village of Granier (Tarentaise/Beaufortain). It is an old mountain building, completely renovated, facing south and with a breathtaking view of the Vanoise glaciers.

Rosuel mountain hut stands out for its exceptional architecture, which blends in perfectly with Vanoise National Park’s natural environment. Located 1,547metres above sea level, it is open from June to September and maintained by a pair of keepers with a passion for the mountains and good cooking. Closed to the public the rest of the year, it can accommodate up to 50 people and you can enjoy local products and homemade dishes there during the day and in the evenings (upon reservation for evening meals). Its keepers’ keywords are fellowship, love of the mountains and fresh encounters. As it is set within the National Park, which covers a protected sensitive environment, there are a few rules you need to be aware of and comply with.There is a panoramic area on the mountain hut’s ground floor, where you can spend a few restful and instructive hours learning about the Valley floor’s rugged geology. Deckchairs, explanatory panels, touch-sensitive modules and telescope in open access. Light-hearted information for young and old alike. refuge-rosuel.vanoise.com/04 57 37 65 94Rosuel73210 peisey-nancroixrefuge.rosuel@vanoise-parcnational.fr www.vanoise-parcnational.fr/

Rosuel mountain hut stands out for its exceptional architecture, which blends in perfectly with Vanoise National Park’s natural environment. Located 1,547metres above sea level, it is open from June to September and maintained by a pair of keepers with a passion for the mountains and good cooking. Closed to the public the rest of the year, it can accommodate up to 50 people and you can enjoy local products and homemade dishes there during the day and in the evenings (upon reservation for evening meals). Its keepers’ keywords are fellowship, love of the mountains and fresh encounters. As it is set within the National Park, which covers a protected sensitive environment, there are a few rules you need to be aware of and comply with.There is a panoramic area on the mountain hut’s ground floor, where you can spend a few restful and instructive hours learning about the Valley floor’s rugged geology. Deckchairs, explanatory panels, touch-sensitive modules and telescope in open access. Light-hearted information for young and old alike.refuge-rosuel.vanoise.com/04 57 37 65 94Rosuel73210 peisey-nancroixrefuge.rosuel@vanoise-parcnational.frhttp://www.vanoise-parcnational.fr/

At 1,547 in altitude, the Refuge de Rosuel is also known as the “refuge-porte” (gateway shelter) of the Vanoise National Park because it is both close to the heart of the Park and accessible via the road. Designed in 1971 by architect Christian Durupt, it features a wave-shaped roof set into the slope so as not to be buried under potential avalanches. In 2010, major upgrades were made to improve its comfort and brightness. The refuge is only looked after and open in the summer period. The ground floor is a reception and information point for the National Park.