Explore La clusaz with U'FREDY: activities and sights

The trail begins in the pastures, continues through the forest and then into the alpine meadows. Access to the belvedere offers a magnificent panoramic view of the Mont-Blanc Massif and the Col des Aravis.

Between pasture and forest, the Juments enduro track offers a playful itinerary with combe crossings and woodland edges. The route ends with a succession of forest tracks and small roads. At the top of the Crêt du Loup chairlift, the start of the Juments trail is below, at the Lachat farm. The end of the Juments trail is marked by the Crêvetout farm. From here, you can admire the Étale massif, the Tête de Cabeau, the Plateau de Beauregard and the Tournette summit (in the background). To continue, take cross-country trail N°13. The rest of the route continues on a superb single through woods and meadows, leading to the Route du Col des Aravis. The route gives way to a short stretch of road, but quickly reverts to a single track offering unparalleled views of the resort. The route ends on a downhill profile that leads to the center of La Clusaz village, via a succession of 4x4 trails, forest tracks and small roads. Length: 1.4 km / Vertical rise: 0 m / Vertical drop: 240 m / Difficulty: red.

Magnificent hike to a characteristic La Clusaz summit: La Porte des Aravis. Climb up to this easily recognizable pass between two cliffs to enjoy one of the finest panoramas in Haute-Savoie. During this sporty route, you will explore one of the many combes of the Aravis range: the Combe de la Creuse. Surrounded by the cliffs of the Aiguille Verte and the Parossaz, the ascent is quite demanding. As you follow the cairns marking the route, take advantage of your breaks to admire the views of the ridges facing the slope you are climbing. After a final scree section, you will reach the day’s objective: the Porte des Aravis. From there, you can follow the ridge line of the Aravis range and enjoy a truly unique panorama. This geological curiosity is also linked to a legend about Gargantua, the giant from the novel of the same name by Rabelais. As the story goes, while crossing the Alps, the giant stumbled and kicked the mountain, breaking off a “piece” of the Aravis. The massive rock was hurled through the air and eventually landed in the Beaufortain massif, where it became the famous Pierra Menta.

Since 2025, the Bike Park has been offering a new green downhill track, 800 m long and with an average gradient of 6%, on the Family Run. A trail accessible to all for safe mountain biking! Length: 800 m / Vertical drop: 80 m / Difficulty: green.

An easy, mostly shady walk for the whole family! From the top of the Crêt du Merle chairlift, the Bois de la Motte route follows a wide trail, ideal for beginners. With a mainly downhill route and no major difficulties (apart from a few small sections with roots at the end of the run), it's an easy way to reach the resort. Please note: this route is a one-way return trip, with the ascent completed by lift. The GPX track is designed accordingly. It is also possible to complete the route in the opposite direction and take the lift back down. The chairlift is only open during the high season, generally in July and August, as well as on weekends from mid-June to mid-September. Exact opening times and prices are available from the Tourist Office. Outside the lift operating period, this route can be done as an out-and-back hike starting from the village.

A beautiful all-mountain itinerary, mostly downhill, between forest and alpine pastures, with lovely views of the resort of La Clusaz and the Aravis mountain range. After the Route du Crêt du Merle, the route turns uphill, quickly becoming a forest track and then a single-track to the Crèvetout farm. From here, you can admire the Étale massif, the Tête de Cabeau, the Plateau de Beauregard and the Tournette summit in the background. The trail then becomes more technical, with several hairpin bends and a slightly steep section where you need to be careful to control your speed. It continues through woodland and meadows, leading to the Route du Col des Aravis for a short stretch of road, but soon joins a new single-track offering unparalleled views of the resort. Finally, the downhill route reaches the resort center via a succession of 4x4 trails, forest tracks and small roads. Distance: 9.5 km / Ascent: 160 m / Descent: 630 m / Duration: 1h10 / e-Bike duration: 0h40

Easy, shady walk descending into the forest. The ascent by chairlift offers fine views of the Aravis mountain range. Once at the top of the lifts, the walk begins on a descending forest trail and continues along the path of La Motte and the trail of Bois du Plan, winding between the trees. This shaded route, mostly downhill, is ideal during the hottest hours of the day. Please note: this route is a one-way return trip, with the ascent completed by lift. The GPX track is designed accordingly. It is also possible to complete the route in the opposite direction and take the lift back down. Please note: chairlifts operate in high season only, generally in July and August, as well as on weekends from mid-June to mid-September. Exact opening times and prices are available from the Tourist Office.

A track accessible to everyone for even more fun! Opened in 2007 and completely redesigned in 2022, the DH of the Loup has been built as a true intermediate trail, accessible to all riders! It also connects to the Grenêche track, allowing you to enjoy La Clusaz’s longest descent on an approachable and enjoyable route. Length: 2.2 km / Vertical rise: 10 m / Vertical drop: 270 m / Difficulty: blue

Despite a slight difficulty at the start of the course, this cross-country route is suitable for beginners and occasional mountain bikers. With beautiful views over the resort and the Aravis mountains, it takes you through forests and meadows to the lake of the Confins. Distance: 11.6 km / Ascent: 180 m / Descent: 600 m / Difficulty : blue / Duration: 2h15 / e-Bike duration: 0h55. If the lifts are closed, this trail can be accessed by mountain bike from the village via trail no. 50: Panoramic of the Crêt du Merle.

This varied route takes you from the Crêt du Merle to the Danay (with a loop) via the Lac des Confins, alternating downhill and uphill, forests and fields, with the Aravis mountain range in the background. Discover this route, perfect for thrill seekers! Set in the mountains, this trail offers an exceptional setting for those who want to combine sport and nature. Designed for experienced mountain bikers, the Merle/Danay loop provides a rewarding challenge for a great day outdoors. Distance: 20.8 km / Ascent: 430 m / Descent: 850 m / Difficulty: Blue / Duration: 2h45 / e-Bike duration: 1h30 If the lifts are closed, this trail can be accessed by mountain bike from the village via trail no. 50: Panoramic of the Crêt du Merle.

Discover traditional mountain activities in two playful and cultural spaces. Winter tourism and agriculture come together in a beautiful traditional house showcasing skiing and reblochon cheese! Just a stone's throw from the center of La Clusaz, on the banks of the Nom stream, the "Hameau des Alpes" opens its doors to you! - How is the famous farmhouse Reblochon cheese made? - How did the La Clusaz ski resort develop? Find out all the answers to your questions at the Hameau des Alpes, La Clusaz's fun, interactive and cultural space! In addition to the indoor exhibition rooms, a traditional sawmill, two waterwheels, a communal oven, two attics and old photos of La Clusaz enhance the outdoor site. ADVANCE BOOKING COMPULSORY The Hameau des Petits, a special time for children to explore nature and heritage through games and hands-on activities. Sessions are scheduled for Wednesdays and Saturdays from May 13th to July 3rd from 10:00 to 11:30 - And from July 4th to August 31st, 2026 on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 9:00 to 10:15 and from 10:30 to 11:45. Booking required.

Welcome to the Bikepark de La Clusaz, where adrenalin and adventure come to life in the heart of the Alps, in Haute-Savoie. With varied trails for all levels, from beginner to expert, come and experience intense sensations and push back your limits. Discover the Bike Park in La Clusaz, a must-see destination for mountain bikers in search of adrenaline and challenges! Our Bike Park is specially designed to offer a unique experience, with 6 downhill (DH) trails and 5 enduro trails, suitable for all skill levels. Our 3 lifts give you quick and easy access to the peaks, so you can make the most of your time on the slopes. Perfect your skills and take on new challenges on our 3 dedicated technical spots, designed to help you progress and push your limits.

SKI and BIKE rental near the Bossonnet ski lift. Present in the resort for several years, we are happy to welcome you to our INTERSPORT-BOSSONNET store in La Clusaz. The welcome, the service and the quality of the equipment rented are our priorities. In winter, rent your skis and have your personal equipment maintained in our workshop equipped with a high-performance digitally controlled machine. Ceramic edge sharpening and sole structure on stone will ensure impeccable glide and grip. In summer, young or old, come and rent a MTB, e-bike or DH bike. We also take care in maintaining and repairing your personal bicycle thanks to our qualified team. We will be able to advise you on the trails around.

La Clusaz bends over backwards to put itself on a par with the little ones in the village and elsewhere. Come and discover with the whole family this new play area dedicated to the world of the mountains and La Clusaz. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, you can join your little ones in free-play experiences that will help them discover the natural habitat, seasons, people, and heritage of La Clusaz. It’s a real play trail that prepares the little ones to venture into the mountains… in real life! With or without a reservation, we always have room to welcome you!! This unique space is organized around six themed play areas: - Fastoche Rebloche - Foiridondaine de la Riboule - Pirouettes Cacahuètes - Barboteuses et Gazouillis - Maman les P’tits Marteaux - Poulettes Pipelettes Parents are responsible for their children while inside the facility. Snacks available on site. Open to everyone, with or without reservations. The space is airy and cool when it’s hot; be sure to bring a warm blanket in case of bad weather. Unlimited access to La Grange des Minis is included with the EXPERIENCE PASS!

The INTERSPORT store, located in the heart of La Clusaz village, offers rentals of adult and children's electric mountain bikes, road bikes and via ferrata equipment. Intersport Crêt du Merle consists of 2 stores, a special RENTAL store opposite the Crêt du Merle chairlift and a special SALES store on the Place de la Poste. Our sales area offers a full range of mountain products at Intersport prices. Brands available: K2, Rossignol, Oakley, Tecnica, Leki, Kimberfeel, McKinley.

Alpes Aventures puts its experience and knowledge of the mountain environment at your service to help you discover the joys of mountain biking in the Aravis mountains! Summer and winter alike, discover the joys of riding on tracks or snow-covered paths. Experience an unusual adventure! In summer : - GROUP RIDES ON ELECTRIC BIKES: Lac des Confins or Balcon du Mont Blanc - COURSES / TRAINING: DH or enduro - PRIVATE COMMITMENT: a service tailored to your desires - DOWNHILL SCOOTER - ROAD BIKING and GRAVEL: cyclosportive outings to discover the region's most famous passes and itineraries. In winter : - SNOW RIDING: 2-hour outings to discover mountain biking on snow. - BALADE GOURMANDE: 2-hour hike followed by a snack - SNOW DESCENT WITH APERO: Mountain bike or Mountain Trott' descent, followed by an aperitif at the Bistro Vélo.

Sports/rental store in the center of La Clusaz The store welcomes you to the resort's largest rental space. Book your equipment online and collect it directly from the store. In summer, the store offers bikes for hire: electrically-assisted mountain bikes (VTTAE) for adults + juniors, downhill mountain bikes (DH) for adults and juniors, Via Ferratta equipment and baby carrier bags. Alpine Ride, the largest independent sports store in La Clusaz, specializing in ski equipment with a wide choice: piste, all-purpose, freestyle, freeride, ski touring, snowboard, yooner, sledges, snowshoes. Ideally located in the heart of the village, 250 m from the Bossonnet telemix, you'll be able to take advantage of the ski area with ease. One floor for rentals + one floor for sales = 2 universes for your equipment. Test skis before you buy.

Your rental/sales store for skiing, snowboarding, e-biking, downhill mountain biking and skateboarding Located near the Bossonnet chairlift at the top of the village, Bossonnet Proshop offers, for rental and sale, skis and snowboards in winter, electrically assisted mountain bikes for your sporty or family outings on the paths van the Aravis, but also downhill mountain bikes (DH) for the more daring.

Everything's better up there! Great white in winter, great green in summer... The high-altitude restaurant La Porte des Aravis, better known as Chez Bruno, offers a superb panoramic view on the Mont Blanc. Alone facing the majesty of Europe's Roof, it welcomes you in a totally preserved environment. Here, at an altitude of 1500 metres, you can enjoy the beautiful Savoyard specialities in all seasons. Chez Bruno can receive groups, seminars, any professional or private event up to 250 people.

Alpes Aventures is a team of mountain bike enthusiasts, experienced both in conventional and e-bikes. They offer a range of options – one-to-one lessons or group lessons.

From this picnic area, have the best look upon La Clusaz! Letters over 2 metres high overlooking a fabulous wide view of the village, on the Family Run track. The best place for taking a nice picture with your family or friends!

Discover traditional mountain activities in two playful and cultural spaces. Winter tourism and agriculture come together in a beautiful traditional house showcasing skiing and reblochon cheese! Just a stone's throw from the center of La Clusaz, on the banks of the Nom stream, the "Hameau des Alpes" opens its doors to you! - How is the famous farmhouse Reblochon cheese made? - How did the La Clusaz ski resort develop? Find out all the answers to your questions at the Hameau des Alpes, La Clusaz's fun, interactive and cultural space! In addition to the indoor exhibition rooms, a traditional sawmill, two waterwheels, a communal oven, two attics and old photos of La Clusaz enhance the outdoor site. ADVANCE BOOKING COMPULSORY The Hameau des Petits, a special time for children to explore nature and heritage through games and hands-on activities. Sessions are scheduled for Wednesdays and Saturdays from May 13th to July 3rd from 10:00 to 11:30 - And from July 4th to August 31st, 2026 on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 9:00 to 10:15 and from 10:30 to 11:45. Booking required.

The Pointe de Beauregard is an iconic mountain peak and a magnificent plateau nestled in the heart of the Aravis massif, offering beautiful views of the Aravis and Bargy massifs. The Pointe de Beauregard is easily accessible. A gondola lift from La Clusaz provides convenient access to the plateau, while numerous hiking trails start from points such as the Col de la Croix Fry. The terrain varies from gentle paths suitable for family walks to more challenging routes. Its summit reaches an altitude of approximately 1,645 meters. This area is renowned for its 360-degree panoramic views, encompassing the majestic Mont Blanc and the Aravis and Bornes mountain ranges, making it a truly exceptional natural site. Since 2017, the Beauregard plateau has been recognized as a Natura 2000 site, highlighting its ecological importance.

The Sainte Foy Church in La Clusaz was rebuilt in 1974 due to its state of disrepair. It has retained its Baroque-style bulbous bell tower. It is likely that La Clusaz had its own church in the 10th century, as the choice of Saint Foy as patron saint was very common at that time. However, the existence of a parish is only documented from the 13th century onwards. The new church was consecrated in July 1975, replacing the one built in 1820. Only the bulbous bell tower was preserved and overlooks a beautiful contemporary church built in keeping with local stone traditions, with a roof covered in wooden shingles. The church can accommodate 500 people seated and 200 in the galleries. The stained-glass windows on the sides are the work of master glassmaker Bernard Dhonneur, created in 1976. They depict scenes of peasant life, not biblical scenes or well-known saints. The large crucifix, the holy water font, the baptismal font, and the bell tower remain and bear witness to the old church.

The Beauregard Plateau is a remarkable natural site offering a multitude of activities throughout the year. Whether you are a fan of winter sports, summer hikes, or gastronomic discoveries...The Beauregard Plateau is a Natura 2000 classified site. Accessible from Manigod (Croix-Fry pass parking area), La Clusaz (Beauregard gondola lift), and Thônes (hiking trails), the Beauregard Plateau boasts beautiful old alpine chalets and panoramic views of the Aravis mountain range, Mont Blanc, L'Etale, Le Charvin, Le Sulens, Les Glières, and La Tournette. Thanks to its accessibility and stunning scenery, the Natura 2000 site is a prime location for outdoor activities year-round. In summer, the plateau is home to alpine farms where you can sample and purchase local cheeses, including the renowned Reblochon. The Beauregard Plateau also features several restaurants serving high-quality Savoyard cuisine. These establishments offer an authentic culinary experience in the heart of the Alps, with exceptional views of the Aravis mountain range and Mont Blanc. The mosaic of habitats present on this site, maintained through adapted human practices, hosts a wide variety of very specific species,within a small area.

At 1486 m. With breathtaking views of Mont Blanc, it is an unmissable stop: restaurants, shops, Sainte Anne chapel, in summer, starting points for hikes, farms selling Reblochon cheese and cows in the pastures. The History of the Col des Aravis: Construction of the Col des Aravis road began in 1880. In 1886, a tunnel was bored on the descent towards La Giettaz. The pass road was opened in 1902. Until 1925, the Col des Aravis was the midday stop on the Annecy-Thônes-Chamonix tourist route. La Clusaz was very geographically isolated, and this road was therefore crucial to the village's tourism development. Horse-drawn carriages, then stagecoaches, and later coaches climbed the pass. The Route des Alpes was created. During the summer of 1932, 500 vehicles crossed the pass... Today, the pass is a must-see on the Route des Grandes Alpes®, which connects Lake Geneva and Thonon-les-Bains (Haute-Savoie) to the Mediterranean Sea and Nice (Alpes-Maritimes). The Col des Aravis is renowned for its steep gradients. The Col des Aravis has been crossed a total of 38 times by the Tour de France, 19 of them since 1947. It has been classified as a Category 2 climb on its last three appearances. The ascent can be made from Thônes (Fier Valley, northwest, 18.9 km via the D909) or from Flumet (Arly Valley, southeast, 11.5 km via the D909). Along the way, you'll find various restaurants and shops, parking areas, a chapel, hiking trails, pastures, and a breathtaking view of Mont Blanc!

This chapel on the Aravis pass is dedicated to Saint Anne, patron saint of travelers. Erected in 1650, it was rebuilt around 1765 by the parish priest of La Giettaz, and although it is located in the commune of La Clusaz, it is maintained by both parishes. Dedicated to Saint Anne, it served as a refuge for travelers caught in bad weather as they crossed the pass. A visit in 1766 described it as having no bell, no ornaments or chalice, and no door. Its founder was Noble Pierre François de Riddes de Belletour, Seigneur de Flumet. He had asked the parish priest of La Clusaz to hold an annual mass on Saint Anne's Day. So, on Saint Anne's Day, July 26, many people arrived for the vogue. That said, this same crowd had already partied the day before, on the occasion of Saint-Jacques on the Beauregard plateau, at a place called Les Vaunessins. It is reported that there were numerous outbursts.... On March 6, 1751, the bishop forbade the celebration of mass on Saint Anne's Day. The Aravis vogue came to an end... However, the parishioners of La Clusaz and La Giettaz have long organized processions in times of disaster, or to ask for rain in times of drought. The inhabitants of La Giettaz and La Clusaz have long disputed the boundaries of the 2 communes. On which territory did the chapel stand? Neither arguments nor discussions found an answer, so Mother Nature decided - and this is not a pun! - and the problem was settled once and for all. Indeed, one fine morning, everyone could make out a long furrow running from the chapel to the foot of the cliff. Detecting this as "the mark of the hand of God, or perhaps of Saint Anne", the inhabitants of the two communes ceased their quarrelling and took part in the pilgrimage to mark the feast of Saint Anne. "Let's keep going. Slow as we go, we'll come a long way."

Mountain pass (alt: 1498m) – means of passage between Savoie and Haute Savoie. Magnificent views over Mont-Blanc. Alpine meadows, hiking trails, restaurants…

La Clusaz has several chapels round the village. Fernuy chapel, built in 1738, is located at the Fernuy ; Ste Anne chapel, built in 1650, is located at the Col des Aravis ; Parc chapel, built in 1631, is located at the entrance to the village ; The Var chapel, built in 1676, is located at the Var ; Gotty chapel, built in 1691, is located at the Gotty ; the Confins chapel, built in 1834, is located at Les Confins.

Between the "Col des Aravis" and the "Chalet du Curé", you will find an orientation table to know everything about the surrounding mountains.

Altitude restaurant "Chez Arthur" located at the top of the Crêt du Merle chairlift, open in summer and winter. Since 1947, the restaurant "Chez Arthur" has been ideally located at the crossroads of ski and mountain bike trails at an altitude of 1500 m. Come and enjoy a good break on our sunny terrace facing the Aravis. Accessible both in winter and summer, via the chairlift or the Crêt du Merle road.

Perched atop the Beauregard plateau, Le 1647 is the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious meal whilst taking in the view of the Aravis. This restaurant has been transformed into a modern haven where locally sourced, sustainable cuisine delights the palates of skiers and hikers alike. Founded by the Masson family in 1954, Altitude 1647 was perched for many years on the Beauregard Plateau, at the foot of the slopes, welcoming nature lovers to its hotel, bar and restaurant. Whilst retaining its original family-run ethos, it reopened on 12 June 2021 under the name 1647, with new management and a fresh look, offering fresh and innovative farm-to-table cuisine. People with reduced mobility: Accessible for people with reduced mobility Toilets compliant with accessibility standards Eco-friendly initiatives: Local sourcing in the kitchen with a ‘farm-to-table’ concept Menus printed on recycled paper

Treat yourself to a unique culinary experience overlooking Mont Blanc, in the heart of the Col des Aravis. Our restaurant blends tradition and bistronomy in a warm atmosphere. Open all year round. We also specialize in mountain weddings. On a site as panoramic as it is strategic, Les Rhodos restaurant offers comforting catering, "tailor-made" services for life's major events (weddings, banquets, etc.) and purely escapist seminars set in exceptional landscapes... An overview to savor with relish. At an altitude of 1498 m and only 7 km from La Clusaz, in the heart of these breathtaking landscapes, Les Rhodos, an alpine restaurant open all year round, has a thousand exciting proposals in store for you. A romantic setting for a romantic duo on the sunny terrace or in front of the fireplace, Les Rhodos is also an invigorating stop-off for a family outing, or a beautiful escape by motorcycle, bike or mountain bike... PLAZA BIKE: A space dedicated to conventional, electric and mountain bikes. - WIFI access + free phone and electric bike battery recharging. - Lemon water + free cycling bottle - Basic tools + inflation system

Everything's better up there! Great white in winter, great green in summer... The high-altitude restaurant La Porte des Aravis, better known as Chez Bruno, offers a superb panoramic view on the Mont Blanc. Alone facing the majesty of Europe's Roof, it welcomes you in a totally preserved environment. Here, at an altitude of 1500 metres, you can enjoy the beautiful Savoyard specialities in all seasons. Chez Bruno can receive groups, seminars, any professional or private event up to 250 people.

Situated at the Col des Aravis, overlooking Mont-Blanc. Come and taste our Savoyard specialities. Communions, baptisms, family meals and seminars. Open every day.

Savoyard cuisine using local produce. Family atmosphere. Reservations essential. We offer homemade specialities made with quality local produce, in a friendly, family atmosphere. We look forward to welcoming you! Our specialities: potato fritters, tartiflette, diots and crozets (in winter), tomme blanche from Ferme de Lorette (in summer), farmhouse reblochon, Manigod farmhouse ice cream, blueberry tarts... Access : Winter: access on foot, snowshoes, skis, gondola from La Clusaz (20 min walk) Cross-country ski trail in front of the chalet. Summer: access by foot, mountain bike or cable car from La Clusaz.

Ancient barn with panoramic view on the Aravis mountain range. Snacks, traditional meals with farm cheese. 30km from Annecy, direction Thônes, La Clusaz. Then 3 possible routes: On foot, take the Patton path at the entrance to La Clusaz. By car: in La Clusaz, drive past the cinema, 1km, first right, then right again after the bridge to the end of the asphalt road, then 20 minutes on foot. By gondola: take the Beauregard gondola at the entrance to La Clusaz, then a 20-minute walk downhill towards Les Corbassières. The farm: dairy cows making A.O.C. farmhouse Reblochon (green casein plaque) in the mountain pastures. Inn: in a former stable in the mountain pasture chalet, with panoramic views of the Aravis mountain range, in a quiet, farm, mountain and mountain pasture atmosphere. Capacity: 40 people. Specialities: everything made with cheese, Reblochon toast, reblochonnade, tartiflette, potatoes and Tomme blanche, alpine salad, desserts: crêpes, tarts... Snacks: capacity 40 people inside / 40 on terrace. Ingredients: blueberry jam, wild raspberry, farmhouse Reblochon, Tomme cheese, homemade cottage cheese, butter, dessert, tea, coffee, chocolate, hot and cold milk.

A mountain chalet facing Mont-Blanc where you can enjoy gourmet dishes. A unique setting in the great outdoors, accessible to all. A gourmet break in an old alpine chalet. Just a stone's throw from the Col des Aravis, calm and serenity assured, we will welcome you with good humour. Come and taste our traditional and local cuisine, made from carefully chosen products and as close to home as possible. Here, everything is home-made!

Roots and authentique savoyard cooking by the lake of the confins. The oldest chalet of the valley reserve a warm welcome to everybody. You will seat inside were the cows was or we have a nice terrassy for all your lunchs and dinners all year long. You can arrive by foot, car or freeride ski.

The refuge is located in the heart of the Aravis at 1560 m high-up and 20 mn from the Tête du Danay 1730 m. Un point de vue unique sur la chaine des Aravis sur Les Bornes et La Tournette. Dans ce cadre idyllique et préservé, nous vous proposons une restauration savoyarde traditionnelle dans une ambiance simple et chaleureuse. La buvette est ouverte toute l’année, boissons fraîches, thés, cafés, infusions, and pie. Petite restauration à toutes heures. Le restaurant est ouvert toute l’année sur réservation. Cuisine de spécialités savoyardes, tartiflette, croziflette,diots-polenta, fondue, beignets de pommes de terre, charcuterie et fromage du pays. La cuisine est faite maison ! Nous vous accueillons pour toutes vos fêtes, anniversaire, mariage, baptême... Magnifiques couchers de soleil

Beautiful cottage at the end of the path in the countryside. The chalet can accommodate between 10 and 40 people. At the foot of hiking trails and at 5 minutes from the ski resort (Domaine Evasion Mont-Blanc - 445 km of slopes). Open all year round.

D'ze La Voye, literally “Under the Needle”, is an atypical refuge that is guarded in winter and a self-catering gîte from spring to autumn. Nestled at the foot of the Aiguille de Manigod, this former alpine farmhouse dating from 1779 offers a timeless break in the heart of the Aravis mountains. Renovated with every comfort in mind, the chalet is equipped with a sauna and indoor swimming pool, and is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Like a large family home, you'll feel right at home. WINTER - REFUGE GARDE. From early December to mid-April, Elise and her team welcome you every day with the refuge spirit: conviviality, sharing, generosity and simplicity. Take a break by the fire to enjoy a drink and home cooking, relax in the wellness area, meet up with friends, colleagues or family around the big table... The refuge sleeps 18 in 6 rooms, each with its own bathroom, for half-board stays, with bed linen and towels provided. SPRING, SUMMER & AUTUMN - SELF-CATERING. You can rent the chalet for a week or a short stay on your own.

The Flor’Alpes hotel is situated at an altitude of 1100m in La Giettaz, in the Aravis mountains between La Clusaz and Megève. This cosy, welcoming chalet offers guests a peaceful atmosphere close to nature and a choice of recreational activities.

An ancient farm with a scenic view on the plateau and the lake of Confins. We welcome you for a stop out of time ... the mountain at your fingertips in the cozy comfort of an old chalet. Departure on skis from the chalet - direct access to the cross-country ski trails and snowshoes walks, sledge runs - alpine skiing area accessible within 5mn by car or by shuttles.

A holiday-village facing the magnificent Aravis mountain range. 5 kilometers from La Clusaz and Le Grand Bornand, 30 minutes from Lake Annecy. Holiday-village*** with 60 rooms and 20 apartments Full-board or rental options 60 rooms with 2 to 6 beds and flat-screen TV. 20 apartments from 4-person studios to 3-room 8-person apartments with flat-screen TV. Formulas : full board or rental Facilities: outdoor Norwegian bath, indoor heated pool, sauna, fitness room, sports fields: tennis, pétanque, volleyball. 6 kids' clubs for children aged 3 months to 17 years during school vacations Daytime and evening entertainment for adults: Leisure package included : 3 to 5 half-day activities depending on the period (hiking, cultural outings or sports discovery), 6 sports or artistic workshops. During the school vacations, a richer program of activities every day and for all levels: more guided hikes, supervised cultural walks, family outings and entertainment with our sports leaders. In winte r: shuttles to resort villages, ski lessons for children, on-site ski room for equipment rental, ski pass sales on site. For children : toboggan run with buoys. In summer, the mountains offer pure air, lush green landscapes and a thousand and one opportunities for family fun and relaxation. Open-air wellness area : Norwegian bath and sauna with mountain views. -Indoor swimming pool heated to 27°. -Sauna, fitness room, massage salon. -Sports fields: tennis, pétanque, volleyball.

Situated in mountain pastures at an altitude of 1550m, facing the Mont-Blanc. Stunning location, accessible by car (2,5km on a rocky path). 6 sites for tents only. Shower : 1€.

Typical mountain chalet, built in 1806 and renovated, in a mountain pasture with beautiful panoramic views over the Mont-Blanc range. At 1550m of altitude, very quiet, good comfort, warm mountain character. South-facing, sunny balcony and terrace. Open only in summer. Mountain chalet with a small green campsite and a small restaurant. Common terrace, large natural plot. Access by car: rocky road on 2,5 km.

Immerse yourself in the life of the alpine pasture farmers for a meal or a stay! In an exceptional environment, you can discover the farm's activity and milking of the animals. Accessible by foot or car, Guillaume welcomes you and shares his universe and his work with you. He invites you to take a break in the patio or in the old barn for a tasting (farm tomme, délice, gruyere cheese, yoghurts, goat cheese tomme, lactic tomme, sérac cheese, saucisson, raclette, tartiflette...) Only fine products to delight your taste buds! The refuge has a dormitory with a 40 persons capacity as well as 5 individual bedrooms for 2 to 5 persons each.

Nestled between sky and mountains, the Scandinavian Cabin offers minimalist, romantic luxury with views of Mont Blanc. A suspended refuge for lovers of nature and serenity, promising a unique and enchanting retreat. Imagine yourself in a private spa, lulled by the tranquility of the forest and facing the snow-capped peaks of Mont Blanc. Every moment is an invitation to relax and recharge your batteries. Let yourself be seduced by the magic of our reading area, where an artificial starry sky diffuses a poetic light, conducive to daydreaming and contemplation. Enjoy the comfort of an interior where sleek Scandinavian design combines with the warmth of natural materials. Every detail has been designed to create perfect harmony with the surrounding nature. Rise above the ground on a wooden terrace, where every meal becomes a sensory experience and every moment a true communion with nature.