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A hike close to the Guiers with views of the Monts du Chat, the Epine massif and the chapel of St-Hilaire as points of interest. ROUTE From the car park, take the small tarmac road up towards the houses, which then becomes a footpath. At Le Ruty, follow the D40 for 40m. Continue towards Chemin d'Avaux, the scenery is particularly open, with lovely views of the Monts du Chat and L'Epine. Next, join a wide path surrounded by meadows and small woods that leads to the Guiers stream. Continue towards the chapel of Saint-Hilaire, a listed historic monument. The hamlet of Les Teppes features features some typically Dauphinois buildings, with adobe walls and gable roofs with pebbled tiles. Once you reach Le Boutet, take a section of the GR65® route to Santiago de Compostela and head to Bois du Fayet. The route is fairly shaded and once again offers a number of views of the surrounding mountains. Beware of the 200m stretch of the D40 on the return journey. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING Follow the yellow markings and the following junctions: Chemin d'Avaux > Le Boutet > Bois du Fayet > Chemin d'Avaux > Retour Pré St-Martin Another possible departure from ROMAGNIEU: Le Château > Le Boutet > > Bois du Fayet > Chemin d'Avaux > Le Boutet > Le Château > Return to Romagnieu

Discover the twin cities of Pont de Beauvoisin, divided between two territories with a simple bridge. A free tour to discover the 2 cities of Pont-de-Beauvoisin. A booklet is available, accompanied by a map to explore several themes and appreciate the different eras of pontoise history: - the churches - the border at the time between France and Italy: the François I bridge, smuggling and Mandrin, commercial growth; - Know-how: wood, hemp and tobacco, rammed earth To discover absolutely!! A booklet of games/ puzzles is available for children to make the walk more interactive.

This walk across the hills of Domessin takes small roads and dountry paths. The landscape is very open, with traditional hamlets of adobe houses dotted along the way. The path also passes close to the river Thiers where you can cool off.

Between the Vals du Dauphiné and the iconic Chartreuse, walk part of the European Via Sancti Martini route. During your travel or after a detour at Paladru lake, the hills host wonderful surprises. The Via Sancti Martini is a path labeled "Cultural Itinerary of the Europe Council". It follows Saint-Martin footsteps, bishop of Tours in the 4th century, a great traveller and universal figure, known for sharing his cloak with a disadvantaged person. Connecting Szombathély, birthplace of Martin in Hungary, to Tours the French city where his tomb is located, it travels from east to west for 2500km. The Pays Voironnais and Vals du Dauphiné offer a roaming route from station to station between Pont-de-Beauvoisin and Val-de-Virieu (Virieu-sur-Bourbre station): - Day 1: 22 km/ + 620m and - 333m (overnight in Montferrat or near the Paladru lake) - Day 2: 19km / +407m and - 564m The itinerary based on values of sharing and exchange is an opportunity to discover the heritage, local products, know-how of the territory, providing rich and convivial encounters. To discover on your way: - landscapes with mountains and combs, covered with woods and meadows, offering many panoramas on the pre-Alps and Mont-Blanc, especially from the Troix Croix chapel and the Tour du Sacré-Coeur; - small hamlets, fortified houses and castles with typical adobe architecture of the Bas-Dauphiné; - verdurous nature, rolling meadows where cows graze and the blue waters of Lake Paladru; - the Archaeological Museum of Paladru Lake, which exhibits first people remains living on its shores for a journey to the Neolithic and An Mil; - memory of Saint-Martin represented locally in a fresco sharing his coat in Saint Martin de Vaulserre church and the Mont Saint-Martin bypassed by the road. Signs: A complete route marking will be done very soon. Meanwhile, at each intersection between several hiking trails, a post indicates the next direction. The following signage poles should therefore be the following: PONT DE BEAUVOISIN Station > La Guinguette > Les Sables > Le Grabier > Le Menou > The Forests > Old St-Jean > L'Antiquaire > Sacré-Coeur > La Sauge > Petit Velanne > Vicharière > Le Buisson > L'Ourcière > Les Rajans > Côtes Galloya > Vernatet > St-StPierre de Paladru > Bois Châtel > Le Sourilloud > Le Gréhaut > Chemin du Lavoir > Le Brocard > Cross of the Jubilee > Les Sources > Chassignieu > La Mollat > Tancin > Cote 568 > Les Hauts d'Envelumps > Beauregard > Gare de Virieu sur Bourbre

This path will take you on the higher parts of the Guiers Valley. Breathtaking views on the Val d’Ainan, the Epine and the Chartreuse, with some stops on the local architecture with houses with adobe walls. Ponds and forests to refresh you. Departure / arrival / parking : Pont de Beauvoisin train station - Lyon / Chambéry line ROUTE: After a few hundred metres to leave Pont-de-Beauvoisin, you'll soon find yourself back on small country roads and quiet lanes. After 3km, you pass the Reculfort lake, then the Combe lake 3km further on. After the Antiquaire post, the route climbs steeply (+130m). You can then take a break at the Sacré-Coeur (large stone statue). Up here, the Valdaine hills offer pretty landscapes surrounded by small woods and meadows where cows graze. The descent is via a woodland path, before returning to small country roads and dirt tracks to reach St-Jean d'Avelanne and Pont-de-Beauvoisin. Possibility to do the mountain bike orientation course of St-Jean d'Avelanne (information board in front of the town hall). MARKINGS AND SIGNS : Follow the yellow markings and the following signposts: Le Grabier > Le Menou > Les Forêts > L'antiquaire > Sacré-Coeur > La Sauge > Crête de Sauge > Le Bapt > Chemin du Melet > St Jean-d'Avelanne > Le Menou > Le Grabier > Retour Pont-de-Beauvoisin - la gare

Liaison shared between the Via Rhona (step 12 : Belley / Groslée) and the train station of Pont de Beauvoisin wich allows the users to enter or leave the Via Rhona. TER Line Lyon/Chambéry – this line allows the bikes on board – 1 train each hour on average. To the height of the flood barrier of Champagneux, take the liaison to Saint Genix sur Guiers then follow the tag to the train station of Pont de Beauvoisin, or from the train station of Pont de Beauvoisin, follow the tag to the exit of the train station.

This route will take you to Vaulserre, a largely rural area offering numerous panoramic views of the Chartreuse, Bugey, and Épine mountains. Along the way, admire our beautiful Dauphiné-style buildings. Start / return (parking): - Parking of the station of Pont de Beauvoisin. From the station, take the D82H for about 500m. Once you have turned left on the Chemin des Carmes, you will arrive on the uncrowded roads of the Vaulserre. Throughout your journey, you can look up and admire the surrounding massifs (Bugey, Epine, Chartreuse ...) as well as the typical Dauphinoise architecture of our territory. After 5.5 km, do not hesitate to go down on your left to see the orientation table in Saint Albin de Vaulserre, positioned next to the church. Arriving in the town of Pressins, after 15 km, once past the town hall and the school, you can stop on your left at the bridge to take a short break on the picnic table. A bucolic setting will then be offered to you, with a bread oven and a small stream to refresh you. Finish this beautiful loop by passing near the Reculfort pond, very popular with fishermen, then take the D82H again, remaining vigilant until you reach the Pont de Beauvoisin station.

Ready for a beautiful 52km loop? Views of the Chartreuse, Épine and Bugey mountains will be in front of you, as will our Dauphiné buildings which can be seen along quiet roads ! Start / return (parking): - Parking of the station of Pont de Beauvoisin. From the very beginning, you'll cross the area known as "La Vaulserre" on quiet roads with beautiful views of the Épine and Chartreuse mountains, and the typical Dauphiné houses of the region. After 8 km, you'll begin the 2.5 km climb at an average gradient of 7% towards the village of Velanne, offering a chance to gain some elevation. For about 20 km, you'll need to look up to enjoy the various viewpoints overlooking the surrounding mountain ranges (Bugey, Épine, Chartreuse, etc.). On some roads, particularly around the 20 km mark and on the climb to Le Passage, you might even catch a glimpse of the roof of Europe: Mont Blanc! This sporting route also offers the opportunity to take your time, stopping at one of the many picnic tables located along the way, or to make short detours to, for example, discover the Malseroud pond, a designated Sensitive Natural Area. If the route is too long, you can use the Saint André le Gaz train station (km 34) to divide it in two. This way, the loop can be completed partly by bike and partly by train. Pont de Beauvoisin Station -> Saint André le Gaz Station: 34 km/ 580 D+ / 450 D - Saint André le Gaz Station -> Pont de Beauvoisin Station: 18 km/ 130 D + / 260 D -

This hiking trail, easy level, borrows rural roads and allows the discovery of our landscapes. In the heart of rural areas , this trail takes you to the discovery of agriculture still present.

Gentle, family-friendly hike to discover the remaining ruins of the Montbel castle, which overlook the Col de la Crusille and the Lac d’Aiguebelette valley. Between Lake Aiguebelette and Val Guiers, this cliffside hike offers beautiful panoramas steeped in history. Montbel Castle, the Banchet Pass Cross, and stone quarries make this hike the path to answers about all these structures. One mystery still hovers over these places: Mandrin and his two pistols found beneath the base of the Banchet Pass Cross. To uncover the truth, head to Louis Mandrin's hideout in Saint-Genix-sur-Guiers.

Pont-de-Beauvoisin, city of wood furniture since François the 1st, shelters a museum of woodworking machinery. From trees to furnitures, experiment an old fashioned cabinetmaker workshop. Relive the adventure of a cabinetmaking workshop of yesteryear through a sound journey. Unique in France, this museum recreates the atmosphere of a workshop from the first half of the 20th century. It testifies the complexity of the work of the craftsmen who made the reputation of Pont de Beauvoisin, city of wood furnitures since François 1er. Individual and free visits. Group visits with guide by reservation.

The last witness to La Bridoire's rich hydraulic past, the Bovagnet mill, located in the heart of the hamlet of Rochassieux, is emerging from a long slumber of over 80 years. Operated in its present form between 1836 and 1939, this flour mill is a rare jewel in our region's heritage, with its installations showing its evolution from milling to flour milling. Now owned by the commune of La Bridoire, the site has been restored, safeguarded, animated and promoted by a team of volunteers from the association "À la découverte du passé de La Bridoire et de ses environs", in partnership with the commune. Their aim is to offer tours of the mill and its vernacular heritage at the same pace as the restoration work, to keep the mill "in its natural state", and to secure and organize the various areas for an educational and authentic discovery of how a 19th-century mill works.

This castle is an old fortified house remodeled in the 18th century. Vaulserre presents one of the most beautiful combinations of architecture, decorations and landscapes of the Dauphiné. Located 5km from Chartreuse natural park, the castle is an old fortified house remodeled in the 18th century. Its rigorously ordered main façade is adorned with a sculpted triangular pediment. The vestibule is decorated with magnificent wall trompe-l'oeil of Italian influence. House of decorations and colors made to seduce, Vaulserre presents one of the most beautiful combinations of architecture, decorations and landscape of the Dauphiné, witness of the art of living of a great family in the 18th century. The castle was the setting for Jean Paul Rappeneau's film "Le Hussard sur le Toit" with Olivier Martinez and Juliette Binoche.

The 3 stars camping is located not far from the picturesque village of St Genix sur Guiers. You will be able to rent mobile home, tent or original wooden shed, camping site. The camping also have a swimming pool ! The sites, partially shaded, are above the Guiers river or in the center of the camping, where we find playground, ping-pong table, tennis court, swimming pool and mini-golf course. The owners focus on welcoming and availability of the team to provide you the best holiday.

In front of the train station, rent all kind of adult bikes (eletric bikes, mountain bikes...), children bikes and trailers. Also: repairs and maintenance, bike delivery and guided tours.

Culinary specialty from South America - Homemade. Nice setting with a warm atmosphere.

Enjoy the present time by leaving aside the outside world for a few hours or a few days. I prepare breakfast for my guests every morning with generosity and simplicity. The house was built in 1935 in the heart of St-Genix-sur-Guiers, a village famous for its "St Genix", I set up a table and a living room in 3 confidential realms. My 3 rooms are luminous, fancy and modern while keeping their identity, their charm and the style of this house. Modern design with a mix of artists and universes. Sharing and tranquility are the key words in a nice and calm atmosphere that creates a friendly environment.

Learn about the everyday life in the ancient city of Vicus Augustus. A thematic and educational journey illustrated with a 2000 years collection of antique ceramics and glass objects. AUGUSTUS VICUS The confines of existing departments of Isere, Savoie and Ain, Aosta is a Gallo-Roman town. The ancient name of Aosta, Vicus Augustus, was given to the city in honor of Emperor Augustus (27 BC. - 14 AD. BC), as usual for new towns. Today, a museum is entirely devoted to the history and life of this agglomeration of Roman Gaul. The museum The history of excavations in 1856 until the inauguration of its new version in 2000, the gallo-roman museum of Aosta has a very nice set of archaeological objects and testimonies found on the town of Aosta and its surroundings. A continuous path immerses the visitor in the lives of our Gallo-Roman ancestors there 2000 years. Large and small back in time and find beautiful pieces of ceramics and glass, including jewel, the ewer, shines among mortars, local productions, or the inevitable jars containing imported products (wine, oil, dried fish). Achievements very teaching, such as models or the kitchen table, invite anyone enters this place follow the footsteps of Roman time a trip. Manual workshops on the Antiquity theme on saturdays and during school holidays or for a birthday parties. Programs available at Tourist Office and at the Museum.

Small campsite right on the water, on the edge of the lac d'Aiguebelette, with a private beach (unsupervised). Amazing view on the Épine mountain. Located in Lépin-le-Lac, the 3-star Le Curtelet campsite welcomes you on a green plot of land at an altitude of 400 metres, nestled at the gateway to the Chartreuse Regional Nature Park and on the shores of Lake Aiguebelette, which is directly accessible from the site.

A family scaled zoo presenting furry and feathered species you don't see everywhere. Different kinds of activities and animations in addition to the visit. Unusual accomodation experience with the lodge among the wolves pack. Located 45 min away from Lyon, 50 min from Grenoble and 30 min from Chambéry. Since more than 50 years, Le Domaine des Fauves welcomes many visitors and changes dimension... with the same will: to preserve and safeguard, thanks to knowledge! The Park offers you fabulous new products: a new entry that links the animal world and the art of sculpture. These creations and innovations will be part of an even more participative and interactive approach, to better ensure our educational role, and finally affirm what we are: animal defenders! The family day can be punctuated by different activities: - Show Flight of the Birds: "Predators of the skies" - Session "Become the Caretaker!" allowing to live the exciting daily life of the animals - by appointment. - "Enter the territory of the Alaskan wolves": an invitation to rub shoulders with them! - Daily feeding sessions for animals like the jaguar, tiger, lion, cheetah...

Discover this charming 12th century chapel with its antique cemetery, wrapped in a classic country scenery. Comented tours during summer (in French). Rosary prayer every thursday at 7pm Group visits all year round on reservation from 9.30 am to 12 pm & 2 to 6 pm (1h long)

The Church of the Carmes is a historical monument from the 15th century. Come and look up to the recently restored chancel, the amazing frescoes, the vertical gardens and the well-known St Felix source The Church of the Carmes has an interesting history, full of twists. In 1355, Savoyards -inhabitants of Savoie- had no more parish church. Then, Earl Amédée of Savoie's constituency begged him for building a new church because it was unthinkable for them to remain without a church. That's how the Carmes -name of a mendicant order from Provence - arrived and settled in Savoie in 1419. History gave the church a rough ride because of the French Revolution, that is the reason why the Carmes fleed Savoie in 1793. Finally, 393 years later, Savoyards got what they wanted and needed. Outside the church, turn your attention to the amazing Gothic gate, the bell tower and, most of all, to the St Felix source well-known for its water said to be able to heal eye diseases. Inside the church, it is a bit more unusual with a body composed of only one basin, the paintings on the chancel's ceiling (paintings that were classified in 1987), the ground covered with cobblestone and the 44 gravestones.

Legend says that behind the church, the source Saint Felix cures eyes' diseases. The church is listed as an Historical Monument. Its story is closely linked to the seperation in 1355 of Pont de Beauvoisin cities (one in Isère and the other in Savoie). It was long awaited by its savoyard parishioners that had to go to France for the service; that is, on the other bank of the river Guiers. Its story makes it worth a visit. A booklet about the church is available at the Tourist Office of Pont-de-Beauvoisin.

Created by a group of former regional resistance fighters, this museum aims to bequeath to posterity the memory of the fight of the resistance fighters against Nazism and the Vichy regime. Unpublished photographs and documents relating to the Resistance in Pont de Beauvoisin and the surrounding area are presented. Guided tour by former members of the Resistance or friends of the Resistance (ANACR) on request. Reading and documentation room.

Pont-de-Beauvoisin, city of wood furniture since François the 1st, shelters a museum of woodworking machinery. From trees to furnitures, experiment an old fashioned cabinetmaker workshop. Relive the adventure of a cabinetmaking workshop of yesteryear through a sound journey. Unique in France, this museum recreates the atmosphere of a workshop from the first half of the 20th century. It testifies the complexity of the work of the craftsmen who made the reputation of Pont de Beauvoisin, city of wood furnitures since François 1er. Individual and free visits. Group visits with guide by reservation.

During your walks, you will definitely see ochre houses. These houses, built following a very ancient building style, are in rammed earth. Open your eyes deep, it's a treasure of our heritage. The presence of rammed earth in Val Guiers is quite exceptional in Savoie (similar architectural styles can be found in close territories such as Ain or North Isère). Nowadays this heritage reveals the cultural identity of the landscape of Val Guiers; it is part of a savoir-faire, a lifestyle, a history that is passionating to rediscover. The tourist office of St Genix sur Guiers possesses an exemple of rammed earth wall of recent construction. People can see it by walking along the building. A permanent exhibition displayed inside the tourist office explains the building of rammed earth.

Two modern sundials designed by Arcabas in 2008 adorn the church tower. Take a detour on your walk and discover these art works in Rochefort, admiring the landscape of the Guiers plain and the surrounding mountains. Originally, two sundials were discovered in 2005 during the repair of the church front. Research could not lead to a rebuild of the sundials, that probably dated from the 18th century, because they were too altered, therefore the village of Rochefort decided to build new sundials in 2008. The theme of "the Aquarius" sundial comes from the huge amount of water in Rochefort. It is about the time that goes by and the source of life. The dial is italic: it shows the number of hours left before sunset. It reminds people that their ancestors were peasants and that it was an important information for their night prayer. Thalès' quote "Time is wise, it reveals everything" comes with the painting. The second sundial "Emmaüs' pilgrims" illustrates how close the Way of St James is. It represents Emmaüs' pilgrims, an important matter in Arcabas' heart. The dial indicates the solar hours and includes an enigma related to Rochefort's history.

Picnic area located in the municipal park in front of the schools. Accessible when the park is open (information available at the town hall).

The last witness to La Bridoire's rich hydraulic past, the Bovagnet mill, located in the heart of the hamlet of Rochassieux, is emerging from a long slumber of over 80 years. Operated in its present form between 1836 and 1939, this flour mill is a rare jewel in our region's heritage, with its installations showing its evolution from milling to flour milling. Now owned by the commune of La Bridoire, the site has been restored, safeguarded, animated and promoted by a team of volunteers from the association "À la découverte du passé de La Bridoire et de ses environs", in partnership with the commune. Their aim is to offer tours of the mill and its vernacular heritage at the same pace as the restoration work, to keep the mill "in its natural state", and to secure and organize the various areas for an educational and authentic discovery of how a 19th-century mill works.

This castle is an old fortified house remodeled in the 18th century. Vaulserre presents one of the most beautiful combinations of architecture, decorations and landscapes of the Dauphiné. Located 5km from Chartreuse natural park, the castle is an old fortified house remodeled in the 18th century. Its rigorously ordered main façade is adorned with a sculpted triangular pediment. The vestibule is decorated with magnificent wall trompe-l'oeil of Italian influence. House of decorations and colors made to seduce, Vaulserre presents one of the most beautiful combinations of architecture, decorations and landscape of the Dauphiné, witness of the art of living of a great family in the 18th century. The castle was the setting for Jean Paul Rappeneau's film "Le Hussard sur le Toit" with Olivier Martinez and Juliette Binoche.

The Auberge Campagnard Ailloud is a country inn composed of two rooms with a bread oven and a fireplace. Will you prefer having today's menu or pleasure menu?! Specialty : beef tongue, frogs, seasonal vegetables gratins

Culinary specialty from South America - Homemade. Nice setting with a warm atmosphere.

Gourjux restaurant is a resting place on the top of a small village up above Rhone. Since 1935, this restaurant has been well-known for its generous cuisine combining flavors of Savoy with local specialties. You will savour culinary specialities such as frog's legs, mignon of veal forestiere and so on. In winter, we serve savoyard specialities such as fondue, raclette and tartiflette.

Restaurant, bar Calf's head every Thursdays from October to April.

Just a stone’s throw from the lac d'Aiguebelette and on the road to the major ski resorts, Entre Lacs et Collines is the perfect stop for a warm and welcoming break before heading up to the peaks. Located in the heart of Novalaise, the restaurant offers local, refined, and sustainable cuisine: - Gourmet and balanced recipes - Organic or locally sourced ingredients - Vegetarian, lactose-free, and gluten-free dishes - Organic wines and beverages Each plate highlights the best of the local region, using fresh products and a genuine passion for the territory. Entre Lacs et Collines welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, with free Wi-Fi and activities throughout the year. Just six minutes from the lake and at the gateway to the Grandes Alpes, it’s the perfect place to dine, relax, and explore the flavors of Savoie before or after your stay in the mountain resorts.

You will be warmly welcomed by the team at La Villa du Lac, where the decor has been recently updated and there is a fantastic view of the lake from both the terrace and the restaurant! The menu specialises in locally-caught fish, home-made dishes and market produce sourced as far as possible from neighbouring organic growers.

Restaurant located at Aiguebelette’s port, with restaurant sitting on stilts, an unrestricted view of the lake, flower bedecked terraces that are shaded by age-old trees. Traditional lakeside menu.

Jennifer welcomes you in a warm setting and offers you carefully prepared local cuisine, Rhône-Alpes and Corsican specialities, fresh frogs, homemade foie gras as well as a fine wine list from Bugey and elsewhere. Large shaded terrace and wooded park of 1000 m², with games for children. Soup kitchen and chicken coop on site. A bar area with outdoor garden furniture. The Auberge is located next to the church, on the ground floor of the Town Hall building, 500 m from the Memorial to the Children of Izieu.

A haven of peace in the countryside, the perfect place to disconnect and revitalise yourself. Separate house. Evening meals: family cooking made of local and seasonal products, preferably organic. It is a green place, located right by the Way of Santiago de Compostella (GR65), close to the Viarhona, Annie will give you a warm and attentive welcome in a place of authentic charm in an old adobe farm witch after restoration has found its soul and its essence.

At the foot of the Chartreuse, this small family campsite is aptly named. Chalets on flowery and green pitches. Restaurant renowned. Outdoor pool and heated indoor pool, spa and paddling pool. Camping mark "It’s so good". Lakes nearby. At the foot of the Chartreuse, this small family campsite is aptly named. Chalets on flowery and green pitches. Restaurant renowned. Outdoor pool and heated indoor pool, spa and paddling pool. Camping mark "It’s so good". Lakes nearby. You'll find a lot of activities around the camping: hiking, biking…

The 3 stars camping is located not far from the picturesque village of St Genix sur Guiers. You will be able to rent mobile home, tent or original wooden shed, camping site. The camping also have a swimming pool ! The sites, partially shaded, are above the Guiers river or in the center of the camping, where we find playground, ping-pong table, tennis court, swimming pool and mini-golf course. The owners focus on welcoming and availability of the team to provide you the best holiday.

Among out of the ordinary wood accommodation, you will find: - 3 houses on stiltis for 4 people - 3 enchanting houses for 2 adults and 2 children maximum - 4 nice wood cabins on the edge of the water for 4 adults and 2 children maximum

Enjoy the present time by leaving aside the outside world for a few hours or a few days. I prepare breakfast for my guests every morning with generosity and simplicity. The house was built in 1935 in the heart of St-Genix-sur-Guiers, a village famous for its "St Genix", I set up a table and a living room in 3 confidential realms. My 3 rooms are luminous, fancy and modern while keeping their identity, their charm and the style of this house. Modern design with a mix of artists and universes. Sharing and tranquility are the key words in a nice and calm atmosphere that creates a friendly environment.

Small campsite right on the water, on the edge of the lac d'Aiguebelette, with a private beach (unsupervised). Amazing view on the Épine mountain. Located in Lépin-le-Lac, the 3-star Le Curtelet campsite welcomes you on a green plot of land at an altitude of 400 metres, nestled at the gateway to the Chartreuse Regional Nature Park and on the shores of Lake Aiguebelette, which is directly accessible from the site.

Opening 06/04/2020 > 27/09/2020 Holidays on the shores of the stunning Lake Aiguebelette in the heart of the Savoie, near Switzerland. Huttopia Lac d’Aiguebelette campsite with its beautiful swimming pool is ideally located for family swimming, water sports, and hiking in the Savoyard foreland.

This 18th-century silkworm farm in the Balcons du Dauphiné, Isère, offers top-of-the-range facilities for a week's stay or a mid-week break. The calm of the Dauphiné campane and the wooded setting invite you to relax. The Domaine, which has preserved the soul of its history, has a 5-star rating. It can accommodate up to 10 people and offers top-of-the-range facilities. Upstairs, there are 4 spacious bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, each with a study area and lounge. Its wooded grounds boast views of the Bugey and Chartreuse mountains, which you can enjoy from the swimming pool. The gîte is certified "Accueil Vélo" and offers a wide range of services for visitors passing through on the ViaRhôna. Additional services on request: domestic help, baby-sitter, hairdresser, masseuse, etc.

Charming lakeside campsite offering various chalets and lodge tents as well as a semi-covered heated swimming pool with bubbles, relaxation area (sauna and jacuzzi) and water games. Free access for campers to the adjoining supervised beach. Enjoy large pitches of up to 150m² and à la carte services to help you organise your holiday. Possibility of hiring private sanitary facilities, bread and pastries delivered directly to your pitch in the morning, a large gently sloping beach ideal for all the family, play areas for young children... Rented accommodation (wooden chalets, tent lodges, canvas and wooden cabins) in a range of layouts and budgets. Each ‘Natura Lodge’ chalet has its own private outdoor hot tub. Opposite the Espace Naturel Sensible, you can enjoy a moment of relaxation. An on-site restaurant-bar by the water. In July and August, children's club activities focusing on nature, art and ecology. Sports and leisure facilities (multi-sports pitch, tennis court, volleyball/badminton court on the beach, ping pong tables, petanque pitch... with rackets, balls, petanque balls and molki games on loan from reception! Free wifi....

Situated in a peaceful setting close to the Walibi Rhône-Alpes park and the ViaRhôna cycle route, this traditional family-run hotel-restaurant offers intimate yet spacious and comfortable rooms. The beautiful exposed beams and certain adobe walls bear witness to the age of the property. The establishment has been awarded the Accueil Vélo label.