Camping Le Relais de la Vallée Blanche: Discover Sallanches

From the Vieux Pont de St Martin to the Arpenaz waterfall, along the Arve and past the Ilettes lakes, come and enjoy this very pleasant walk, accessible to all. Discover the hamlet of Luzier and its chapel on the way back. The Sallanches Water Trail is ideal for a safe, easy family outing. You'll first walk along the Arve and cross the listed Vieux-Pont St Martin. You'll then pass the 18th-century Baroque church of St Martin. Your walk continues as far as the lakes: the first, further to the right, is a peaceful lake for anglers, with a central island housing rabbits and ducks. The second is for swimming or paddleboarding, with a picnic area. The third is designed for walking and exploring the environment, with a botanical trail and educational panels to help you discover its history and treasures. Finally, you'll discover the majestic Cascade d'Arpenaz, a listed natural site since 1991, which cascades down from a height of 270 m.

From the Vieux Pont de St Martin (old bridge) to the Ilettes lakes, along the River Arve to the Arpenaz waterfall, enjoy a pleasant stroll along the water, accessible to all. Discover the hamlet of Luzier and its chapel on the way back. Go hiking safely! Walking time is approximate and does not take into account break times. The topo/step-by-step description guides you generally but does not replace a 1/25,000 hiking map or other topoguides available in our tourist office! In Sallanches, our Office of Guides & Leaders also offers a wide choice of outings accompanied by mountain professionals providing you with complete expertise on the environment and alpine nature, inquire at the tourist office to register. Whatever your hike, check the weather before you go. Remember to take cereal bars, sufficient water, sunglasses, sunscreen, a cap or hat, a small first aid kit, as well as clothing suitable for your outing in your backpack. depending on the season and the forecast weather.

A sporty way to unwind in the mountains, facing Mont Blanc. Sallanches and Cordon Tourisme offer you an exceptional 4-stop hiking tour: 4 days / 3 nights in the Aravis massif. DAY 1: Sallanches center ville (550 m) - Burzier (970 m) - Refuge de Doran (1495 m) Meet in Sallanches, at the SNCF station if you're arriving by train, or in the Rosay parking lot if you're leaving your car. The route starts in front of the Sallanches train station. Climb up to Burzier, then to the Doran mountain pasture, where you'll find its chapel, its alpagistes and its refuge. DAY 2: Alpage de Doran (1495 m) - Les Quatre-Têtes (2364 m) - Alpage de Mayères (1563 m) Head up the Doran valley, at the foot of Pointe Percée, the highest point in the Aravis massif. At the Col de Doran, make the round trip to the Quatre-Têtes summit, then descend via Lanchéron towards the Mayères mountain pasture and its altisurface. Overnight at the Tornieux refuge. To do less! Reach Mayères via the Arête des Saix (1851 m) without passing through Quatre-Têtes. DAY 3: Alpage de Mayères (1563 m) - Col de Niard (1801 m) - Plateau des Bénés (1723 m) - Tête Noire (1691 m) - Village de Cordon (870 m) Balcony trail, at the foot of the Cascade des Fours, up the Vallée de Coeur. Meet the mountain farmers before reaching the Col de Niard and the Cabane du Petit Pâtre. Cross the Bénés plateau, then descend to the village of Cordon. Pass through Abérieux to visit the farm and watch milking (not before 5.30pm). Your choice of accommodation in one of the village's B&Bs or hotels, or in the hills above. To do more! Go up the Vallée des Fours instead of the Vallée de Coeur, and join the Gouille des Fours itinerary down the Col de Portette. DAY 4: Village de Cordon (870 m) - Petit Croisse-Baulet via Bornes Romaines (2009 m) Sallanches Centre ville (550 m) Climb to Col de l'Avenaz, then take the Roman milestones path to Petit Croisse Baulet and Col de Jaillet, which links the Communes of Cordon, Sallanches, Combloux and La Giettaz. Descend along the Sentier Découverte de la Forêt to Lezaive, where you pass along the right bank of the stream to Nant Cruy. Reach Sallanches town center by the Bois de Fessy path. To do more! From the Col de l'Avenaz, return to the "Grand" Croisse-Baulet (2236 m). To do less! Complete the entire loop of the Sentier de Découverte de la Forêt (1400 m) and then take the downhill route.

The climb up to Passy Plaine-Joux is one of the must-dos in the Mont-Blanc region. As you make your way up, take in the splendid panoramic views of the Fiz mountains and Mont-Blanc, and pass through the various hamlets of Passy Mont-Blanc. The Passy Plaine-Joux cycle climb attracts many cyclists. The slope is steady, the scenery inspiring and the points of interest numerous. At the summit, take in the breathtaking view of the limestone cliffs of Les Fiz and Mont-Blanc, directly opposite. If you'd like to observe this natural gem and add a bit of elevation gain to your outing, continue on to Lac Vert and back. Along the way, you'll also discover an array of contemporary sculptures, each more surprising than the last. At Plateau d'Assy, you'll pass by former sanatoriums and the famous Notre-Dame-de-Toute-Grâce church, a masterpiece of Sacred Art. A perfect combination of sport, nature and culture in an enchanting setting.

Circuit for enthusiasts Sallanches - Passy - Servoz - Vaudagne - Les Houches - Chamonix. Return via the same route.

Circuit for enthusiasts Sallanches - Passy - Plateau d'Assy - Plaine Joux. Return via the same route.

Circuit for more athletic cyclists Sallanches - St Gervais - Les Contamines - Notre Dame de la Gorge - Saint Gervais - Megève - Altiport Côte 2000 - Combloux - Sallanches

Circuit for more athletic cyclists Sallanches - Megève - Flumet - Praz/Arly - La Giettaz - Col des Aravis - La Clusaz - Le Grand Bornand - Col de la Colombière - Le Reposoir - Cluses - Magland - Sallanches

A pretty forest walk, accessible to all. Discover a very wide variety of species, conifers and hardwoods. When you arrive at the place called Le Psot, you'll discover a beautiful area for the children to play and enjoy a superb view of Mont Blanc. Go hiking safely! Walking time is approximate and does not take into account break times. The topo/step-by-step description guides you generally but does not replace a 1/25,000 hiking map or other topoguides available in our tourist office! In Sallanches, our Office of Guides & Leaders also offers a wide choice of outings accompanied by mountain professionals providing you with complete expertise on the environment and alpine nature, inquire at the tourist office to register. Whatever your hike, check the weather before you go. Remember to take cereal bars, sufficient water, sunglasses, sunscreen, a cap or hat, a small first aid kit, as well as clothing suitable for your outing in your backpack. depending on the season and the forecast weather.

If you're a road cyclist, discover the remarkable Cordon climb! From Sallanches, this route offers a demanding but panoramic ascent. An ideal route for cyclists looking for a challenge and spectacular views. With breathtaking views of the Mont-Blanc massif all the way up, the route is around 9.4 km long, with a positive vertical drop of 730 meters and an average gradient of around 8%. Ideal for training or a sports outing, this route will appeal to seasoned climbers and landscape enthusiasts alike. Once at the summit, enjoy the authentic, unspoilt setting for a well-deserved break before the descent.

The valley's largest and most popular market. Numerous stands selling food, gardening equipment or plants and fashion items.

Hold on for adventure! 10 tree courses for all levels! + Over 140 games. From age 2 (without harness). Continuous lifeline system, air bag, human catapult, nature escape game. Multi-activity park facing Mont Blanc: Accrobranche with continuous lifeline system for the 10 courses up to the violet course, 1km 200 of zip line and a 40m zip line for 3 to 6 year olds and a thrill zone for older children with air bag, human catapult and escape game around the lake. with air bag, human catapult and escape game around the lake.

The Immaculate Conception chapel was built between 1855 and 1857 and was officially dedicated on 4 October 1857. The inhabitants built this chapel for the glory of Mary Immaculate. You can see it from the town centre, overlooking Sallanches.

Formerly, the Chapelle de la Pierre was a building that contained both a chapel and a school. A teacher taught children there funded by donations by émigrés. It was Abbé Serasset who suggested to locals that this chapel be built (1856-1860).

This small hamlet chapel was dedicated to St-François-de-Sales, St-Symphorien, St-Félix et St-Grat. It's a typical baroque chapel from the second half of the 17th century.

This chapel, first built in 1651 and rebuilt in 1724 is located in an exceptional setting with a stunning view over the nearby mountains. It has harmonious proportions, with a 6-faced bell tower and windows and doors made of Magland stone.

The first construction of this chapel took place in 1637 on the spot where there is a cross today; it was then rebuilt from 1832 to 1833 by local inhabitants. It is dedicated to St Roch. It is the largest chapel in the town.

Hire a semi-suspended electric mountain bike and enjoy easy, scenic rides in the great outdoors. Various sizes are available, from 10-year-olds to older children.

Behind its quiet and robust appearance, the church of Passy shelters nineteen centuries of history: Roman ex-voto, Romanesque bell tower-porch, 15th century choir, baroque and neo-classical decorations... It invites you on an extraordinary journey through time! The old lady was first mentioned in a deed of gift in 1012. However, the building was altered twice, in the 15th and 17th centuries. While the exterior walls are decorated with a sober gypsum plaster, the interior of the church is more richly decorated. In the choir, a superb altarpiece with twisted columns awaits you, where an 18th century painting represents Saint Peter surrounded by two important ecclesiastical figures of the Savoyard Church: Saint François de Sales and Blessed Amédée IX, Duke of Savoy. A case closed! If the three altarpieces are protected as Historic Monuments, in the nave, no less than three other pieces of furniture are also protected: the baptismal font, the holy water font and the 17th century preaching pulpit. The latter is very original with its base decorated with an atlantean, a character dressed in the peasant costume of the time. Here you can discover a lively, colourful décor, which, although late, is still characteristic of Baroque art. Text produced within the framework of the "Baroque Escapades in the Alps" programme.

The Arve River springs from the Col de Balme in the Mont-Blanc range. It crosses the hamlet of St Martin then follows several valleys before rushing into the Rhône. The Sallanche River is a tributary of the Arve.

First mentioned in 1225, this bridge probably existed even earlier. Until 1880 it was the only crossing point to access Sallanches. It has had Historic Monument status since 1934 and only became a pedestrian bridge in 1974.

This small church, rebuilt in 1681, harmoniously combines the Baroque decor of the 18th century with the Neoclassical elements of the 19th century. On the altarpieces or the vault, sculpted and painted angels are present, enhancing the artistic richness of the place. Saint-Martin Church, rebuilt in 1681, reflects the evolution of artistic styles, blending Alpine Baroque from the 17th century with Neoclassical touches from the 19th century. From the outside, its modest façade gives little hint of the treasures within. A statue of Saint Martin, the protector of travelers, stands above an arched portal, while the square bell tower rises gracefully. Upon entering, you'll be struck by the colorful frescoes adorning the vaulted ceilings and the sculpted and painted angels watching over the sanctuary. The interior design, rich in detail, combines elements of regional folk Baroque with the more rigid additions of the 19th century. The main altarpiece, with its twisted columns from the 18th century, houses 19th-century statues, including one of Saint Francis de Sales. Behind it, an impressive painting illustrates the legendary generosity of Saint Martin as he shares his cloak with a poor man, set against the backdrop of the Saint-Martin-sur-Arve bridge and church. This painting, gifted in 1828 by local residents who had emigrated to Paris, symbolizes the deep connection between the church and its community. The church also features treasures such as the pulpit sculpted by a local artist, altars dedicated to the Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph, and late Baroque details that will delight lovers of religious art. Don’t miss this historic and emotional site, where every detail tells a part of the village’s soul.

Dating from 1622, this gate is all that remains of the Capucins Convent, which was built in 1620. After its closure in 1793 and its demolition following a fire in 1840, the gate was moved below the walls of Château Brêches, on Place Grenette. This monastery was built as early as 1620, originally on the site of the current Charles Albert Square. At that time, it was located outside the city limits. It was closed during the Revolution (1793) and then demolished after the fire of 1840

This covered market with its columns and granite floor from Combloux was built in 1868. It was formerly the grain market.

Built in Magland gray stone in 1765, it replaced a more ancient fountain. It was one of the three drinking water points in the town. It benefitted from a redevelopment during 2012-2013, when the square underwent renovation work.

This church in Sardinian Neoclassical style, built in 1847, was elevated to a collegiate church in 1893. Dedicated to St Jacques, it has a relic of the saint conserved in the "treasury". It has enjoyed Historic Monument status since 1974.

This decorative sundial dates from 1842. The markings enable the local solar time to be read between 9am and 4pm. To do this, you need to look for the shadow projected by the disc and, more precisely, the central luminous mark.

A building flanked by a tower with a round base and an octogonal roof, located just above the church. The castle dates from 1602. A 17th and 18th century Seigneurial residence, it was also a convent and a housekeeping school.

After two years of massive works, the Château des Rubins has become the Observatoire des Alpes (Alps Observatory). All year round, a modern, fun and interactive exhibition is available for the whole family to visit on the theme of Mountains with a capital M.

Snack-bar-restaurant on Lac de Passy open daily from early April to late September. Sheltered terrace. Reservations recommended.

Bar with atmosphere and character, occasional musical evenings... 2 free foosball tables, piano and guitar available, vinyl turntable, board games... foosball lessons on request...

The So'Chris restaurant, formerly La Ruche, changes name and owner in Cordon. Le So'Chris offers a home-made, seasonal menu, with the long-awaited return of pizzas. In the center of the village, with its glass-enclosed terrace and view of Mont Blanc.

Small café, bar and restaurant open all year round. Seasonally changing gourmet menus. Crêperie in high season. Small room and terrace, reservations recommended... You'll spend a gourmet moment in all simplicity.

The restaurant reveals the good taste of regional products through a refined, modern cuisine. Panoramic terrace and garden overlooking Mont Blanc;

The cuisine at the Hôtel Les Roches Fleuries restaurant is traditional, refined and gourmet, with Savoyard influences. You'll also find a "Fruitière" corner on the menu, featuring local specialties. As part of an eco-responsible approach, the Chef carefully selects his suppliers. The hotel's main dining room and terrace offer panoramic views of the Mont-Blanc mountains. The cuisine is traditional, refined and gourmet, with Savoyard influences. As part of an eco-responsible approach, the Chef carefully selects his suppliers. You'll also find a "Fruitière" corner on the menu, featuring local specialities. Our beverages and wine list feature a range of organic and biodynamic products. In summer, the "Les pieds dans l'herbe" menu is available by the pool. It combines regional produce boards, fresh salads and the famous Roches Fleuries Club Sandwich.

Quality cuisine inspired by local produce and the seasons, regional specialities; menus and a la carte; service in the restaurant or on the terrace facing Mont Blanc. The chef prepares a different menu every day, using fresh, seasonal produce and offering quality, home-cooked dishes and regional specialties that will satisfy both gourmets and those who appreciate traditional cuisine: blanquette de veau, foie de veau à la lyonnaise, poêlée de grenouilles aux fines herbes, magret de canard au miel des Alpes ... not forgetting the famous Farcement de Cordon. Local fish are also featured, such as perch fillets or Lake Geneva féra.

This winter 2025, the Hotel Restaurant des Rhodos will be serving traditional local dishes in the evenings only.

Just a few kilometers from Megève, with a breathtaking view of the Mont Blanc chain, Restaurant Chez Alcide is an all-wooden chalet with a superb terrace, built at the time of the birth of the Cordon resort. In the 60s, Brigitte Bardot was a regular visitor. In winter at the foot of the slopes and in summer in the heart of the green meadows, facing the eternal snows, this historic and mythical place has kept intact its cachet of yesteryear, at once intimate, cheerful and warm.

With family or friends, soak up the warm atmosphere of a quality mountain restaurant in the heart of a lush mountain pasture at an altitude of 1450m. In the winter, experience our sledge nights: walk up to the restaurant, enjoy a Savoie-style dinner and sledge back down. Booking recommended. Meals and birthday celebrations, banquets, meetings, receptions.... With a terrace facing the Mont Blanc. Possible Transportation of people up to the refuge if needed. Accessible by 4x4 and a shady path for walkers away from the road. Possible walks in the area: Vallée du coeur, Doran, quatre Têtes

REFUGE CLOSED FOR WORK Under the majestic Aiguille de Varan, this refuge overlooks the Arve valley. It faces a stupendous panorama: the Mont Blanc and the Aravis mountains. Easily accessible, it is open for gourmet breaks and cozy nights. The refuge is part of a group of mountain chalets on the side of the Aiguille de Varan at 2544m. Located in Passy, on the south side of the Fiz mountain range opposite Mont Blanc, dominating the Arve valley by some 1000m. This is the starting point for many hikes but also a a great place to stay over (Unique view of the Mont Blanc). 40 minutes from the refuge, you can climb the recent climbing routes in the sector of Barmerousse. This site is also renowned to paragliders. There are 3 take-off zones nearby, the nearest less than 5 minutes away. There are 3 different landing points 1000m below. In good weather, dinners can be taken outside on the terrace watching the sunset. Breakfast can be enjoyed at sunrise. Sustainable Development: - Waste re-cycling - Solar pannels - Used water recuerpation.

As a family or with friends, experience the welcoming atmosphere of a quality refuge located in the heart of a lush mountain pasture with generous meals on offer. In winter, experience our sledging evenings: a Savoyard dinner and tobogganing.

The charm and warmth of an inn with a mountain soul in this former farm dating from 1819, fully renovated, located in the heart of the village and facing Mont-Blanc. Le "coin Savoyard" is an institution since 1819! Relay for horses, village bistro and now hotel-restaurant, the passion of the good things and to receive is transmitted to us from generation to generation. Marie-Caroline and Ludovic welcome you and offer 14 cozy rooms with alpine decor and a heated summer pool. Side restaurant, come and enjoy the terrace facing the Mont Blanc or in the old vaulted rooms Chef Patrick, king of the house, you will concoct then good dishes with flavors of the soil and elsewhere ... 14 rooms comforts with TV and wifi access. In the restaurant: grill with wood fire on the terrace, products from the market and the inevitable Savoyard specialties. The extras: - The joy of staying in an old farmhouse, surrounded by local history - In the village centre - In summer, the outside pool is heated and faces Mont-Blanc - Private car park - WiFi access Facilities for families and children: - 2 communicative rooms, 3 family rooms - Loan of baby bed - High chair - Microwaves on disposal - Coloring pages, puzzles, board games available - Playground in front of the hotel - Free for child under 3 years old - Rates adapted for children - Outside swimming pool

We welcome you to our mountain refuge located at an altitude of 1495 m, beneath the Pointe Percée (2750 m), a 1.5-hour walk from the Burzier parking lot (Sallanches). We are passionate about showcasing our beautiful region, and to achieve this, we collaborate as much as possible with local producers through short supply chains! We offer a simple, homemade menu, with a daily changing dish. We have a capacity of 54 places (5 dormitories and 2 private rooms). It is possible to watch the milking of the cows in the late afternoon, around 4:30-5:00 PM, from late June to mid-September. We look forward to welcoming you to the refuge.

Small refuge nestled on the edge of the Platé desert, a vast plateau limestone where the rock takes on unusual shapes (the lapiaz). A pretty path winds through the foothills of the plateau to take you there. drive and offers you an exceptional view of Mont-Blanc. Romain and his team welcome you to a small, friendly refuge that retains a rustic style and atmosphere typical of the refuges of yesteryear. His specialities: in the evening, good homemade dishes that are always different. In day : pastries and gourmet dishes, all concocted with care and pleasure, with organic and local products.

Gite in free management completely renovated in an old house of character beginning of the century. Possibility to rent in 2 independent cottages. The kitchen will allow you to prepare your meals. Building declared to social cohesion services: 25 minors.

During summer and winter, the Plaine-Joux natural camping area welcomes motorhomes on reserved pitches. Close to many hikes and activities, you will also enjoy the exceptional panorama of Mont-Blanc Some rules to follow On arrival at the site and during the stay: Sit on the location of your choice provided for this purpose Come and check in at the reception desk Respect other people around you Before your departure : Make sure you don't forget anything on the site Leave your site clean by putting your bins in the selective sorting containers located next to the "blue flood" terminal

Discover the motorhome service area at the skating rink parking lot! The motorhome area includes : - Drainage point (grey and black water) - A water refilling station

At the foot of the slopes with a breathtaking view of Mont Blanc, the hotel faces the gondola lift and the ESF. The pleasure of skiing or taking advantage of the relaxation area and heated swimming pool. Rooms with every comfort and tasteful decor. Comfortable, tastefully decorated rooms with a mountain chalet feel, Mont Blanc and wide open spaces just outside your window... Relax in the indoor swimming pool, sauna, hammam, beauty treatments and body modelling... well-being in a magical setting.

On the Mont-d'Arbois / Bettex slope, 1.5 km from the cable car and the city center, we welcome you as a family or in a group at the Mélusine, an old farm from 1832, facing the Mont-Blanc range. 10 rooms for 2 to 5 people, with private bathrooms. Sheets and towels are included and beds are made upon arrival. Dining room (fireplace), 2 relaxation areas, TV, armchairs, deckchairs, table tennis, baby equipment ,. Kitchen area available. Terrace, large garden, volleyball court, children's games. Reductions for children and weekly stays. Thermal baths (5 km): spa stays and fitness at the Mt-Blanc baths. Spa shuttles at certain times of the year. Multiple activities possible in the surroundings.