Explore Charancieu, Isère, Rhône-Alpes

The Via Gebenensis [Way of Geneva] comes from Geneva and joins Le Puy en Velay and the Way of Saint James, 1700km (Spain). After Savoie, the route gets smoother when you reach the hills of Dauphiné, inviting walkers to take this thousand-year-old challenging and spiritual route. Four historical routes led to Santiago, meeting in one in Puenta la Reina, Spain. The Via Tolosana started from Arles, the Via Podiensis from Puy-en-Velay, the Via Lemovicencis from Vézelay and the Via Turomencis from Tours. If many pilgrims go to Compostela from these four places, a certain number began their solitary walk further. Among these itineraries attached to a main route, the "Via Gebennensis", from the Latin name of the city of departure Geneva, allows German and Swiss pilgrims to join the Via Podiensis or route du Puy since 1998. Every year, 3500 pilgrims take this section of 350 kilometers also called GR65. After the mountains of Savoie, The way of St James enters in Isère by the communes of Aoste/ Romagnieu/ Les Abrets en Dauphiné / Saint Ondras and Valencogne for a soft stage on the hills of the Vals du Dauphiné. In, 1998, the pilgrims road of St James was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The paths are marked and safe. The pilgrims of the 21st century, who are often well equipped, have very diverse motivations and go to Santiago on foot but also by bike or on horseback Pilgrims accomodations ( Accueils jacquaires) are installed in the area. They welcome you on presentation of the "credential". You can find their contact details in the "Guide Jaune Genève- Le Puy en Velay" of the Amis de St Jacques de Compostelle Rhône Alpes on sale at the association or in the tourist offices (10€).

This circuit makes discover the small plateau of Verou, the view is superb and the atmosphere is still impregnated with the memory of the orchards and vineyards which flourished a few decades ago. Follow the yellow markings and the following crossroads: La Loue > Verou > Le Coulou > La Bruyère > Côte de Bièvre > Les Combes > La Loue The route also follows the GR65 (marked in red and white) from the Loue to La Bruyère. You begin by taking a wide path along the edge of the forest. Shortly after the ‘Verou’ signpost, the plateau offers panoramic views of the Bugey, the Dent du Chat, the Epine and the Chartreuse. A succession of small roads and paths take you to the charming hamlet of La Bruyère. Follow the wash-house on your right and then climb back up to the heights of La Bruyère. Once you reach the ‘La Bruyère’ signpost, you can make a 300-metre round trip to see some beautiful, recently restored Dauphiné adobe buildings (signposted ‘Romagnieu’). Then head into the forest of the Côtes de Bièvre, from which you will emerge through a curious tunnel under the old railway line. The walk ends on small country roads and lanes surrounded by farmland. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

An easy hike to discover the wealth of biological species (fauna, flora) in the river, pond and wet meadows. Follow the yellow markers and the crossroads : FITILIEU > Château de Donat > Les Bruniaux > FITILIEU Access via Les Abrets-Fitilieu train station (+2km round trip). Take a narrow country road through the forest, then a wide track through more open countryside to reach the marshes, where you will pass alongside the river Bourbre on your left. The track is often shaded at this point. You pass a number of farms and arrive at the ‘Château de Donat’. Take the path to the right and turn left to see the beautiful brick tower, the last remaining evidence of the residence built around 1870. Continue as far as the Malseroud pond, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area. This wetland area is ideal for observing birds (coots, grebes, herons), dragonflies, frogs and more. You can walk around the pond. An educational booklet is available from the Tourist Office and at www.tourisme-valsdududauphine.fr. Dogs must be kept on a lead around the pond to preserve the tranquillity of the species. On the way back, the paths and small country roads wind through cultivated fields and small copses to take you back to ‘Les Bruniaux’. Then cross the village to return to the start. This loop is very pleasant in summer, but not recommended in the wet season (November to April), as the paths through the marshes are often muddy.

An easy loop to discover the wealth of biological species (fauna, flora) in the river, pond and wet meadows. ROUTE : Via a small country road in the forest and then a wide track with more open countryside, you reach the marshes where you follow the river, the Bourbre, on your left. The track is often shaded at this point. The only difficulty is that halfway along the route, there is a 200m climb just before the Ayes farm. The path is quite stony at this point. At ‘Château de Donat’, take the path on the right and turn left to see the beautiful brick tower, the last remaining trace of the house built around 1870. Continue as far as the Malseroud pond, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area. This wetland area is ideal for observing birds (coots, grebes, herons), dragonflies, frogs and more. You can walk around the pond. An educational booklet is available from the Tourist Office and at www.tourisme-valsdududauphine.fr. Dogs must be kept on a lead around the pond to preserve the tranquillity of the species. On the way back, the paths and small country roads wind through cultivated fields and small copses to take you back to ‘Les Bruniaux’. Then cross the village to return to the start. Be careful, this trail is very pleasant in summer, but the paths through the marshes are often muddy in the wet season (November - April). SIGNS AND MARKINGS : Follow the yellow markings and signs: FITILIEU > Château de Donat > les Bruniaux > FITILIEU

A pretty circuit on Valencogne's plains and its heights which will allow you to have a sight on Vivier's pond and Paladru's town. Starting point at Valencogne's town. Parking below the church. Go up towards the church to le chemin du lavoir. From Valencogne to Gréhaut, this tour follows the GR 65, also called « chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle (Way of Santiago de Compostela)», followed by several thousand pilgrims. This journey will lead you then in front of Vivier’s pond, then on the heights of Paladru before returning again via the Way of Santiago. Follow the yellow marked path and the crossroads: VALENCOGNE > Chemin du Lavoir > Le Gréhaut > Bois Reyer > Ferme du Mont > Montfrelet > les Allimards > Jalinières > le Brocard > Chemin du Lavoir > VALENCOGNE An optional 1.4km round trip takes you to the statue of Notre-Dame des Vignes and its lovely panorama of the Bugey peaks.

Take a stretch of the GR65, offering lovely views of the Chartreuse massif and Mont Blanc. Calm and rejuvenation guaranteed! ROUTE: From the car park along the 17d departmental road below the church, walk up the road alongside the church on your left, then look out for the small oratory on the right at Brocard. Continue along the GR65 St-Jacques de Compostelle path and soon reach a track with a view of Mont Blanc opposite. At Les Allimards, turn right and leave the GR65. An alternation of small roads and paths takes you through the heart of hills that are sometimes cultivated and sometimes grazed by cows. After Bois Reyer, the path goes deeper into the forest. On your right, you will overlook the Etang du Vivier, where you are likely to see a few fishermen. At Gréhaut, you catch up with the GR65 as far as Côte Simandre on a fairly flat section with clear views at first, then into the Valencogne woods. The path then descends for 1 km. The gradient is even but quite steep. Take care. The return to Valencogne is very pastoral. A flat path leads you past meadows and the village can be seen in the distance. On your left is a small pond. Then, after taking a larger road for 100m, the path suddenly climbs again. Don't worry, it's only a short climb. Head back down to the football stadium (on your right) and up the path opposite, which leads to the Madonna, a statue of Notre-Dame des Vignes. The spot at the top is ideal for a picnic (there is a table). Take in the views of the Bugey peaks on your left and dominate the village of Valencogne on your right. Continue on to the starting point. SIGNS AND MARKINGS : Follow the yellow signs and the following signposts: Chemin du lavoir > Le Brocard > Jalinières > Les Allimards > Montfrelet > Ferme du Mont > Bois Reyer > Le Gréhaut > Sourilloud > Côte Simandre > Chemin de la Vie > Les routes > Croix du Jubilé > Le Brocard > Jalinières > Retour VALENCOGNE

Come and take a portion of the route to Santiago de Compostela on the heights of Valencogne offering beautiful views of the Chartreuse massif. Calmness and resourcefulness guaranteed! From the Valencogne parking lot, follow the yellow markers and the following crossroads: VALENCOGNE (start) > Chemin du lavoir > Le Gréhaut > Sourilloud > Lambert > Côte Simandre > Chemin de la vie > Les routes > Croix du Jubilé > Le Brocard > Chemin du lavoir > VALENCOGNE (finish) From the church in Valencogne, follow in the footsteps of the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela. Note the small statue at the ‘Chemin du Lavoir’ signpost. The path quickly climbs to the heights as far as ‘Gréhaut’. The route then has little change in altitude and many woodland sections as far as ‘Côte Simandre’. After a fine descent, you reach the hamlet of Brézin. Turn right immediately to take a very pleasant path through the valley, lined with hedges and cow meadows. In front of you, you can see the village of Valencogne and, in the distance, the mountains of the Savoyard foreland. The path joins the départementale 17C road, which is not very busy and which you follow for 100m. Once on the other side of the road, the path climbs steeply for 350m. You return to Valencogne via the stadium, then climb one last hill towards the curious statue at the top. It is the Madonna of Notre-Dame des Vignes. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Bugey peaks on your left and the church of Valencogne on your right. This is a very pleasant spot for a picnic (there is a table in the sun). Finally, continue along the path and then the road back to the village.

This trail will first lead you to the edge of Lake Saint-Félix. Then, it will lead you near the ponds of Tapon and Refeuille, well-known by fishermen. You will end at Malseroud’s pond, a Sensitive Natural Area. ROUTE: From the car park along the RD 1006 or from Saint-André le Gaz station, head towards ‘Bois Chaboud’. Once past this crossroads, a wide path leads you to Lac Saint-Félix, a designated Sensitive Natural Area (250m round trip to see the view from the lakeside). This natural glacial lake is a great place to spot the agile frog, as well as numerous birds and butterflies. The rest of the route alternates between small roads and footpaths, with the exception of a 200-metre stretch on the D145 to La Batie Montgascon. Look out for Château de Renodel, built in the 19th century with 3 main buildings, including a high round tower topped by a pepperpot roof. After another 200m on the D145, head towards ‘Château de Donat’, where you can admire its brick tower. You will then arrive at the Malseroud pond. This sensitive natural area is ideal for birdwatching (wild coot, great crested grebe, grey heron), dragonflies, frogs and more. It is possible to walk around the pond (20min). Dogs must be kept on a lead. Continue your tour through the village of Fitilieu. You then follow the wide, flat paths of the Fitilieu marshes and pass close to several ponds before returning to Saint-André le Gaz. You will also pass a number of pheasant farms. A tunnel allows you to cross the railway line on the way back. This route can also start at Fitilieu. Beware, this route is very pleasant in summer, but the paths through the marshes are often muddy in the wet season (November to April). SIGNS AND MARKINGS : Follow the yellow markings and signs: ST-ANDRÉ LE GAZ > Bois Chaboud > le Bout du Lac > les Vaudrines > Laye > Avolin > Château de Renodel > Château de Donat > les Bruniaux > Fitilieu > Château de Donat > Étang de Refeuille > Bois Chaboud > ST-ANDRÉ LE GAZ

An open hike with two castles to contemplate, then a second, more wooded section offering a beautiful panorama of the lake. From the station, follow the signs to the start of the hike along the D1006 (300m). From the car park along the D1006, follow the yellow signs and the following signposts: Chemin Pascal > Les Croisettes > Le Corza > Château de la Mure > St-Didier-de-la-Tour > Le Bout du Lac > Bois Chaboud > back to ST-ANDRE-LE-GAZ From the car park, cross the D1006 and take rue Ampère. As you climb up, look out on your right for the Haut-Verel stone castle with its round towers and Dauphin roof. From above, you can see the Bugey, Monts du Chat and Chartreuse mountains. Then head back down towards the square-roofed castle of La Mûre and then St-Didier de la Tour. Cross the D1006 again and take the road and then the path to the south of Lac St-Felix, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area. This natural glacial lake is a great place to spot the agile frog, as well as numerous birds and butterflies. The path is located in the forest and offers a beautiful view of the lake at its end. Follow the partly shaded path to Bois Chaboud and then the road back to the start.

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 from Lyon, 50 min from Grenoble and 30 min from Chambéry. The zoo as closely as possible to the predators. A zoological park family-friendlyn which offers a splendid collection of animals. On 3 hectares the zoo is only 45 minutes from Lyon, 50 min from Grenoble, and 30 min from Chambéry.

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

Gourmet discovery in our traditional cuisine restaurant. Taste local products and our regional specialties. Specialties: Frog legs, Fried foods, Ravioli gratin with Reblochon, Tomme de Yenne.

Welcome to MALP for a captivating time travel to the Neolithic and the year 1000. Through the exceptional remains discovered under the waters of the lake, meet the men who lived there so long ago. Thanks to its remains and many legends, Lake Paladru has always been able to feed the imagination of its visitors. It was only during the 19th century, with the discoveries of Ernest Chantre, and the 20th century, with the excavations of Hyppolite Müller, that the history of the first archaeological sites, which emerged from the waters of the lake, was revealed. Over the years, the work of archaeologists escalated and became more specific. It was in 1972 that the archaeological sites of Lake Paladru received both national and international recognition. The lake soon became a site of experimentation for innovative excavation techniques, as well as a unique site in France, for the rarity of its findings. The museum is a history of encounters, sharing, discoveries, secrets and ideas which intertwine in and around the lake. It is also a history of a village and its inhabitants, all of whom, in one way or another, have encountered the lake and its history.

Vast beach of small pebbles and gently sloping grass, ideal for swimming in shallow water. Full sun all day. Beach volleyball court, pétanque, games for children. Barbecue prohibited. Picnic area equipped and shaded. Nautical rentals and deckchair rentals are available on site. Community beach of the Pays Voironnais. Please note there are no swimming lessons.

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....

Pont-de-Beauvoisin, city of wood furniture since François the 1st, shelters a premium museum of woodworking machinery. From the tree 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 to the complexity of the work of the craftsmen who made the reputation of Pont de Beauvoisin, Cité du Meuble since François 1er. Individual and free visits. Group visits with guide by reservation. Nearby, craftsmen and manufacturers from the Cité du Meuble welcome you to their workshops.

In a former weaving factory, retrace more than 200 years of silk weaving History. Set up in a former weaving factory, this museum presents a unique industrial heritage that bears witness to more than 200 years of textile history in the Nord-Dauphiné region. This technical museum keeps alive the memory of those who worked (and still do) this marvelous fabric that is silk. The hand looms and mechanical looms come back to work to let you discover, during the visits, the confection of prestigious fabrics such as Broché, Damas or Lampas.

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.

The 2 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.

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 from Lyon, 50 min from Grenoble and 30 min from Chambéry. The zoo as closely as possible to the predators. A zoological park family-friendlyn which offers a splendid collection of animals. On 3 hectares the zoo is only 45 minutes from Lyon, 50 min from Grenoble, and 30 min from Chambéry.

Fishing pond of 4,64ha for roach, rotengles, carp, tench, perch, pike,... Fishing licence: departmental reciprocal - 2nd category Managed by AAPPMA La Truite Turipinoise in La Tour du Pin.

A Virgin statue built in 1903 to protect the village and the vines from the insect phylloxera.Beautiful sight point with picnic area. See itinerary on Vals du Dauphiné tourism website. Itinerary for the hiking track Departure from the car park next to the Chruch of Valencogne Follow the directions and the yellow signs « chemin du lavoir », follow the track GR65, at Côte Simandre leave the GR65, follow Chemin de la Vie, Les roues, Croix du Jublié (passing from the statue of the Virgin), Le Brocard, Chemin du lavoir, back at the church of Valencogne

A museum entirely dedicated to the exploits of the aviator Adolphe Pégoud, pioneer of aerial acrobatics who performed the first parachute jump and the first looping in 1913. First Ace of the 14-18 war. Presentation of his childhood, his military life and his hour of glory... Until his tragic death for France on August 31, 1915, at Petit-Croix in the Territoire de Belfort. Through videos, written documents, photos, clothing and numerous objects dedicated to aviation, the museum retraces this epic tale. Period photos, spare parts of the last plane are gathered. More than the visit, the comments on his origins, his life, will make you discover what he represented for aviation. You will be welcomed by the members of the Pégoud committee who will tell you about the exceptional adventures of an aviator who left his mark on aviation.

At all seasons, follow the path bordering this protected area and discover landscaped elements of local History and natural heritage. Loop of 1,8km around the pond Duration : 1 hour Get a french-only booklet in the Vals du Dauphiné's Tourist Office to help you to discover the biodiversity of this environment.

Gourmet discovery in our traditional cuisine restaurant. Taste local products and our regional specialties. Specialties: Frog legs, Fried foods, Ravioli gratin with Reblochon, Tomme de Yenne.

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

Traditional and local cooking with local (some organic) and season products introduced by a family trio of a cook, a pastries chef and a sommelier. The pleasure of cooking, always local & seasonal. A cuisine dictated by seasonality and local producers (organic vegetables, beef and poultry, fish farming and sometimes lake). Joris, who succeeded his father Pascal in the kitchen, offers a menu adapted to the rhythm of the seasons. Corentin, the eldest, will make you discover a wine list selected with much attention A unique menu created with seasonal products and a choice of two dishes. A guarantee of fresh products and a culinary experience on the discovery of flavors.

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.

Traditional cooking, made with local products. View on the Chartreuse mountains and Dauphiné's valleys. Nice scenic terrace. Grocery store, regional newspaper depot, gas depot, bread store and local products. Bistrot de Pays label - Isère Cheval Vert

A former coaching inn, this rustic restaurant serves simple, generous local cuisine in a friendly atmosphere. In fine weather, take advantage of the shaded terrace. Frog legs menu every Sunday and karaoke nights on Thursdays. Located in Les Avenières-Veyrins-Thuellin, just off the ViaRhôna, Pascal and Bruno welcome you to a former Napoleonic coaching inn, now transformed into a hotel-restaurant with a rustic, friendly atmosphere. The menu features generous traditional cuisine inspired by regional specialities. The chef uses local produce in the simplest way possible: local dishes, seasonal recipes, not forgetting the famous frog menu served every Sunday lunchtime. When the weather's fine, sit out on the pleasant shady terrace, perfect for an al fresco lunch or a summer theme evening.

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.

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

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....

The 2 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.

Motorhome area for 6 vehicles. Wheel of augets, picnic tables, washing. Near the castles of Virieu and Pupetières, the distillery-syrups Bigallet, the Lake of Paladru, the Museum of the galoche. All shops. Water point available from March to October (sink, toilet and drain area).

In the heart of the Bourbre valley, Guinguette and Gloriette offer 5 guest rooms, a restaurant labeled Bistrot de pays and in the process of labeling "tourism quality". It is in a sweet atmosphere that you enjoy the 5 rooms including a suite. The rooms are equipped with a full bathroom, TV, free wifi. A living room is also available with a kitchen if you want to be independent during your stay. For your well being, an indoor heated pool, from May to September. A playground for children, and a barbecue for summer evenings.

If you love nature and calm, la Trancoulette is the place to stay. Located on the hills of Saint Genix, the site offers a panoramic view on the surrounding mountains. It is 18km from the lake of Aiguebelette, 10km from Waliby and 3km from the city center. There are 2 guestrooms in a 1,3-hectare park in Saint-Genix sur Guiers in Savoie Mont Blanc. The Manaslu guestroom can take 2 to 4 people, there are 2 single beds, one double bed and a balcony. The Annapurna guestroom can take 2 people, there are 2 single beds. There is a bathroom and an independent toilet for each room. the park has also been set up with resting parts. It was rewarded by the region for its fine flower arrangements. Perfect place to relax, a haven of peace to revitalise yourselves. Cyclists and pilgrims reception.

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.

Set in wooded, green and peaceful surroundings, the campsite also has the advantage of being close to the Walibi park and Viarhôna. It has 9 mobile homes (for 4 to 7 people) and 48 pitches for tents, caravans and camping cars. The campsite also has a snack bar with a menu offering dishes prepared using local produce. Entertainment is provided regularly during the season (giant barbecue evening, musical entertainment, salsa dancing, match broadcasts, etc.).

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.

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.