Discover the wonders of Aigueblanche, Savoie, Rhône-Alpes

A valley bottom course along the water and in the undergrowth ideal for families and on hot days. This 12 km loop is suitable for all types of hikers. The fairly low elevation allows beginners, children and trained walkers to discover various environments in an Alpine valley. The route follows a few small sections of road but the majority of the hike takes place in the forest and at the water's edge. The loop begins at the Aigueblanche bridge (450m) and takes a well laid out and flat path along the Isère where a few benches are installed. Bird watching is quite common. You can also start the hike from the spa resort of La Léchère, or from the Morel swimming pool in Aigueblanche At the confluence with the Morel torrent, the route branches off to the left via a small undergrowth path along the numerous waterfalls that mark out this tumultuous stream. You cross the departmental road for the first time. At the Bellecombe bridge, after a second road crossing, you can continue on your choice on the 2 banks of the Morel. A botanical trail on your left, or an interpretation trail on the Morel facilities on your right. There is a picnic area on the left path. A belvedere (610m) allows the end of the path, on each bank, to admire the Morel Waterfall, falling more than 80 meters high. From the path on the right, walkers will then access via a small path to a beautiful panorama (625m) over the village of Saint-Oyen and the lower Tarentaise. Please note, this portion is also frequented by downhill mountain bikes. Then, begin the crossing of Saint-Oyen before diving into the forest which leads to the Bois Chaniet site by a small path in the shade and during which it is possible to observe various animals, ungulates, birds or insects for the luckiest or the most observant. Chemin du Bois Chaniet then offers other botanical signs. It is also possible to observe vestiges of vine terraces today partially covered by vegetation. Workout-type workshops also mark the trail. A gentle descent makes it possible to reach the edge of the Isère which the walkers will follow while crossing the Thermal Park of La Léchère-les-Bains. All that remains is to return to the Aigueblanche bridge by the Berges de l'Isère path, via the Morel swimming pool and the wooden walkway over the Morel torrent. The loop can be done in both directions and is also practiced in trail. Environment: deciduous forest, waterfront Points of interest: forest environment, wildlife observation, thermal baths of La Léchère-les-Bains, Morel waterfalls, panoramas on the lower Tarentaise. Total distance: 12 km (10 km if variant without the banks of the Isère) Elevation + total: 250 m Estimated duration: 3h30 to 4h00

Classic alpine valley walk, along the diversity of rivers and waterfalls it has to offer. From to Aigueblanche Bridge, take a stroll on the flat path along the Isère River where a few benches are available. Where the water bed meets the river Morel, take a left turn onto a little path under the trees which follows the dozens of small waterfalls. Arriving at the Bellecombe Bridge, continue on the right bank of the Morel where a guided botanic trail and a picnic area await. A lookout ends the path and allows a fantastic view of the Morel Waterfall, falling over 80 meters high. Continue the path in the woods to view the landscape over the ‘Saint-Oyen’ village and the lower ‘Tarentaise’ Valley. The village is then joined before delving into the ‘Bois Chaniet’ forest thanks to a shaded path where the curious will find many varieties of animals, birds or insects. A slight slope then joins once again the Isère river, through the thermal park of ‘La Léchère-les-Bains’. The same flat path first used loops back to the Aigueblanche Bridge.

Roam the Valley, along the river banks of the Morel and the Isère. Start from the Bellecombe Bridge, left river bank of the Isère, in the village of Grand-Aigueblanche (460m). Warm up on a 2km flat path along the Isère, going upstream. The path then goes slightly uphill, past the small flood dams built to protect the towns in 1905. The signposts won’t take you all the way to the viewpoint above the Morel waterfall but it’s only a 5 minute detour to appreciate its natural beauty and the first human interventions to fight against a once deadly torrent. A short path (200m) then takes you through St-Oyen, hamlet of Grand-Aigueblanche. Once on the other side, you’ll arrive in the Bois Chaniet woods. The quick downhill passage will bring you to the thermal resort of La Léchère-les-Bains and then through the garden, past the oriental style buildings. Join back up with the Isère on a final flat stretch to the Morel leisure centre and back to the starting point.

797 Points – Two ways of getting to the resort, either via the “standard” route or via Doucy and St-Oyen. The second option is quieter but more difficult. This rise to 797 Points at squared quotation

A steep climb along a very quiet road leads to the beautiful village of Nâves. The ascent is followed by a superb, south-facing descent along a series of switchbacks through cliffs and pine forests.

This route takes you on a discovery of water in all its forms: waterfall, stream, river and thermal springs… From Aigueblanche, the first stretch runs pleasantly along the banks of the River Isère via the former Olympic village and the thermal baths park. You then begin to climb up towards Chaniet Wood where you'll be able to combine sport and relaxation. On leaving the wood, make sure you stay focused as the uphill track gets a little more technical. Ride through the pretty village of Saint Oyen next before heading down a single track path towards Le Morel waterfall: take care on the descent. Enjoy making your way round the Morel interpretation trail then go back up Le Bois for a fun downhill stretch at St Nicolas' Chapel. Stop to admire the view first! On the final stretch, enjoy going back down through age-old orchards and meadows before passing in front of the hydroelectric power plant at La Coche.Follow the blue waymarks: Les Cascades.E-bike rental shop:Aigueblanche - Sport 2000 Mottet Sports333 rue de la petite prairie - Face Super U73260 AIGUEBLANCHE+33 (0)4 79 24 53 17

This route takes you on a discovery of water in all its forms: waterfall, stream, river and thermal springs… Starting in Aigueblanche, this itinerary mostly keeps to the road, interspersed with a few leafy jaunts along forest tracks. You begin by making your way up into the meadow-orchards and then continue on to the hamlet of Villargerel and its remarkable Baroque church – the literal highpoint of your outing. The return journey is by way of an old path through bygone vineyards whose existence is still evidenced by terraces and “sartots” (stone huts used as wine cellars). Back in Aigueblanche, take the greenway and acquaint yourself with its historic centre and château.Follow the green waymarks: Les Vignes.E-bike rental shop: Aigueblanche - Sport 2000 Mottet Sports333 rue de la petite prairie - Face Super U73260 AIGUEBLANCHE+33 (0)4 79 24 53 17

Discover the little-known Lower Tarentaise region, with its castles, ancestral vineyards and, more recently, its spa and numerous waterworks. A family-friendly route with the high peaks of the Vanoise in your sights. Leaving from the Olympic city, you'll find yourself at an adventurous pace on this first part of the route. And with good reason: it's all flat! And yet the slopes around you are so steep... You pass pretty garden plots and old middle-class homes. If you're brave enough, you can pedal on to the town of Conflans, overlooking Albertville. A little further on, you'll pass by the unique Savoie caves d'affinage, which are open to the public on Heritage Days. It's a pity your musette bag is so small, as the Beaufort cheese may be a little cramped! Passing through the thermal park of La Léchère, take a mid-tour break at the Morel waterfalls, a real refreshing stop. On the way back, keep your pedal to the metal to reach the heights of Esserts Blay and its 15th-century château, part of which has been renovated. On a clear day, you'll have a fine view of the Grand Mont and the Grand Arc behind you.

A pleasant, easy valley-bottom circuit that takes you on small rural roads through hamlets to discover the unsuspected lower Tarentaise region, linking Greater Aigueblanche to the Olympic city of Albertville. Departing from Le Grand Aigueblanche, for a trip down the valley, where you can take advantage of the many services and shops, you begin by skirting the Morel nautical base to quickly arrive at the spa town of La Léchère and its pretty wooded park: admire the façade of the Hotel Radiana, a singular style evoking the dynamism of the Roaring Twenties! Continue along a flat but winding road through pretty hamlets to reach the foot of the Calvaire de Cevins hillside, arguably the most remarkable landscape in the Lower Tarentaise, with its south-east-facing vineyards covered in small fragments of schist. This is followed by a wide, straight road through La Bathie to Tours in Savoie: have you noticed a few geological curiosities, such as the "Clocher de l'Âne" (donkey bell tower) jutting out from the steep slopes, which could be mistaken for a feudal tower? Depending on the season, it's also a great place to admire large, beautiful cherry trees.

Dare to snowshoe! Discover the magic of the snow and recharge your batteries in unspoilt natural surroundings, for 1/2 day, full day or night outings. Day hikes with different themes on each outing. Dare to snowshoe! Discover the magic of the snow, Recharge your batteries in unspoilt natural surroundings. In 1/2 day, full day or night, you'll find the pleasant sensations of walking, with themes to suit all tastes... Check out the week's programme with our partners At InterSport (Imm. plein soleil) in Mottaret. et booking.yoplanning.pro/3253d60e-2bc4-43bb-b128-66df48796a4d Don't hesitate to contact us for more information

In optimal comfort conditions, the Thermes (entirely renovated) offer different care techniques that act locally or on general shape. Located 440 m above sea level, the spa resort of Léchère-les-Bains enjoys an exceptional environment. It is approved for three therapeutic orientations (Phlebology, Rheumatology, Gynecology), it offers 18-day courses and 6-day mini-cures whose effectiveness has been recognized by the scientific studies of CRULL (the University Research Center of La Léchère) located in the thermal area and led by Professor Patrick Carpentier, Head of the department of arterial diseases, venous, lymphatic and microcirculation at Grenoble University Hospital. LÉCHÈRE-LES-BAINS THERMAL SPA, 120 YEARS OF THERMAL EXPERTISE IN RHEUMATOLOGY, PHLEBOLOGY, TREATMENT OF LYMPHOEDEMA AND GYNECOLOGY Spa treatments of 3 weeks at La Léchère-les-Bains are recommended for phlebological (venous insufficiency, lymphatic insufficiency) and rheumatologic diseases (osteoarthritis in all its localizations, chronic synovial lesions, sequelae of osteoarticular trauma). One of the particularities of La Léchère is to be able to associate the treatment of these various pathologies. The treatment with double orientation is recommended for the sake of efficiency and comprehensive care of the patient: it can treat two pathologies during a spa treatment to accelerate the return of well-being. It is prescribed by your general practitioner, or specialist, and is dispensed 6 days out of 7. CONTRAINDICATIONS TO THE THERMAL CURE Cardiac, renal and hepatic insufficiency in the decompensation stage. Immunodepression related to dysimmune diseases and certain treatments (corticosteroids, immunosuppressants, biotherapies): take medical advice from your doctor and a spa doctor. Behavioral disorders and difficulties of adaptation to spa treatments. Very limited mobility Evolutionary cancer. Venous thrombosis (phlebitis) or open ulcer of the leg are not contraindications to the spa treatment of La Léchère; however, please inform your spa doctor when making an appointment.

Raquettes Evasion offers themed snowshoe hikes in the 3 Valleys and Vanoise, departing from Moûtiers. Guides offer group or private day or half-day excursions. Multi-excursion packages available.

Nothing like a snowshoe outing to enjoy nature at your own pace! Solo or group outing, day or half day, follow the guide, it will make you discover safely all the wealth and beauty of our mountains.

Discover the historic center of Moûtiers: its pedestrian street and its shops, the medieval streets, the squares, the old bridge, the old archbishop's palace, the cathedral ... Visits for groups on request or free visits all year round. During the visit you will discover one of the emblematic sites of the city. The old bridge or Saint-Pierre bridge built in 1785 and classified as a Historic Monument since 1980. It is the oldest bridge in the city. It already existed in Roman times. Very often rebuilt due to the heavy floods of Isère in the 18th century in particular. Below, you will see a passage called barrioz that the washerwomen used to do their laundry. These barrioz were closed in the evening by barriers (hence their name) in order to avoid unwanted intrusions into the city from the banks. This circuit will reveal many other curiosities linked to the history of the city. For the little story : Moûtiers, known as Darantasia in the Roman era, was the historical capital of the Tarentaise (IIès). At the crossroads of the Valleys and located on the old Roman road linking Milan to Vienna (38), the town was often frequented by pilgrims on their way to visit the tombs of the apostles in Rome, as well as by merchants and soldiers. Home to what is now a thousand-year-old cathedral, Moûtiers had a bishop right from the 5th century, when the bishops became archbishops before being awarded the honorific title of ‘Comte de Tarentaise’in the Middle Ages. A major religious centre, the town’s name doubtless comes from“Monsaterium”: the word for the collected spaces of the cathedral, archbishop’s palace and cloisters. Guided tours are organized by the Savoie-Mont-Blanc Heritage Guides for groups. Guided tours are organized in summer.

On the Placette de Doucy, Choucasport is the specialist in sports equipment and sportwears. Your Choucas Sport shop has a wide range of recent, well-maintained, quality equipment for all styles and all budgets. A brand new shop, on the square. Mountain bike and ATV rental !

The Combelouvière chairlift links the resort to the Valmorel ski area in both summer and winter.

Qualified and experienced mountain guides, nature and mountain enthusiasts... Let yourself be carried away by the adventures of Tarentaise Altitude sauvage! Summer/winter hiking, mountain fishing, environmental education, orienteering, trekking, soft survival, wildlife photography... We cater for all types of clientele: families, businesses, holiday villages, schools and leisure centres.

Florence and Coline welcome you to their inn located on the Col de la Madeleine road. Recharge your batteries in an authentic setting with exceptional views. Access to the Celliers gondola lift in 20 minutes to reach the Valmorel ski area. The hostel can accommodate up to 18 people and offers: - rooms for 2 to 4 people, equipped with private showers and toilets, - a large dining room with a fireplace, - a library and a bar area, - a room for storing equipment, - a terrace with a view of the Vanoise.

Mountain sports shop summer & winter. The quality of an independent at the best price, in the heart of the resort, at the heart of your desires. Rental, clothing and accessories shop, maintenance and repairs. Our Ski Xpérience rental shop under the Précision ski banner welcomes you to the heart of Valmorel resort. We are passionate about the mountains, snow sports and beautiful equipment. Winter : Rental - Sale - Skis - Sportswear _ exoskeleton ski mojo. Summer : Sale - Sportswear - Fashion - electric mountain bike rental.

The late 13th century fortified manorhouse lords over the village centre. The Aigueblanche domain was owned by the powerful families of the Briançon then Montmayeur lords, before being elevated to a marquisate in favour of Charles-Victor-Joseph de Saint-Thomas in 1680. In the beginning, the fortified manorhouse was surrounded by walls; in 1884, the vestiges of these walls were still visible. The manorhouse we can see today seems to date back to the late 15th century. It has a square tower, a main house and a tower in the shape of a horseshoe. You can also make out several arrow slit windows. Solidly built from tufa and finely cut (ashlar) stone blocks, this fortified manorhouse is still in good condition. Between it and the church, the winding streets still have a mediaeval air about them and bear the traces of the water that flowed through here. In the Middle Ages, there are records of a motte castle (fortified structure on a mound) on the right bank of the River Isère. In the 5th century Richard Curt, an ancestor of the Briançon family, had a peacetime residence in Aque Clare (Aigueblanche) where the village gradually developed, connecting with the Roman road via a wooden bridge (Pont du Bourgeaillet). The old town of Aigueblanche is in stark contrast with the main A road, which is wide and rectilinear. And yet this also represents the town's history, having once been a royal and imperial road.

Mills have always shaped the area around the municipality of Aigueblanche. There is even a place called "Les Moulins", which means mills. Most were built along the white water stream after which the municipality has been named.In 1729, the Sardinian land register listed seven grain or oil mills. In 1956, this walnut oil mill stopped operating, mainly following the pulling-up of walnut trees in the 1960s and '70s to sell the wood to furniture makers.The building, which harbours an original, one-of-a-kind mechanism, was kept in good condition until the municipality acquired it in 1999.The municipality undertook major renovation work, firstly on the building itself and then the mechanism. Following repairs to the wheel, the mill is back in working order and producing oil again. The Culture & Heritage association, in partnership with the Tourist Office of La Léchère, includes the mill in a tour with a demonstration. From April to October, open every Friday from 14:30 onwards, with a pressing demonstration at 15:00 and 17:00. To contact the association, call: +33 (0)7 81 95 19 56

This mill is one of the last witnesses of many mechanisms that marked out the route of Eau Blanche. It is mapped on the statement of the Sardinian cadastre of 1729. The town has bought it and renovated it. Its mechanism is the only one of its kind. It is the centerpiece of a conservatory of water-related businesses, which have marked the history of Aigueblanche. Pressed are regularly organized using, when its flow allows, the hydraulic force of the Eau Blanche. The oil is extracted in a traditional way.

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Commissioned in 1976, this power plant is connected to the La Coche and Aigueblanche reservoirs. It works according to the innovative principle of a Pumped Energy Transfer Station (STEP). The principle is straightforward: to generate electricity, the water from the lake upstream (La Coche) is channelled through turbines then delivered to another lake downstream (Aigueblanche). In low water periods, the water is pumped back up to the reservoir upstream thanks to reversible turbines. Potential energy reserves are thus re-established, which can be harnessed at any time to meet peaks in consumption. The new power plant, fitted with a Pelton wheel, the most powerful turbine in France, which was inaugurated in 2019, can increase its power by 25%. It has an annual output of about 100 GWh, the equivalent of 265,000 inhabitants' energy consumption (i.e. covering more than 60% of Savoie's population).There is another E-BIKE route you can head out along as far as La Coche dam.

The Aigueblanche vineyard was once highly reputed and the quality of its wine praised particularly by the Royal Academic Society of Savoie (1845). From very ancient times, the well-exposed hillsides were planted with vines. The main grape varieties at the time were the douce noir de le Bois, le guy noir, martincot, le gouche, le régentât and hyvernais de Tarentaise for red wine and la jacquère, le guy blanc, le gouais, le bellochin and le blanc verdun for white wine. In the 18th and 19th centuries, villagers in the Aigueblanche valley bought the feudal rights over livestock rearing, crop-growing, the wood and the vines, which were the property of the archdiocese and nobility.Each family had their own sartot, a typical hut for storing tools. In 1876 phylloxera reached Savoie and wiped out most of the vines. Each of the plants had to be replanted one by one and many vinegrowers used more rustic seedlings that better withstood the climate. It was at this time that the present-day vine route would be developed to facilitate vinegrowing work between Grand-Coeur and Aigueblanche. Nowadays much of the vineyard has been abandoned: the only surviving remnants of this past being the terraces and the sartos.

The meadow-orchard’s main feature is the tree-shaded grassland that provides fodder and pasture. Trees and grass each have their own part to play, growing alongside each other and interacting. Beneath the trees, protected from winter frosts, the grass grows more quickly; in summer, it is less subject to evaporation and has a quality all its own (not as coarse as in the open fields, where it contains more cellulose). It only needed to be cut twice to produce enough hay. Cattle were seldom allowed to graze in them in case they damaged the soil or choked on the fruit (when cows had to be driven across or alongside an orchard, they were muzzled). They were given access more readily in the autumn, after the apples had been picked.

This chapel is secluded on a small hill away from the villages and offers you a nice view. It is classified and dedicated to Saint Nicolas, bishop of Myre.

Within easy reach of your route is an enjoyable trail telling you a bit about the history of the Morel, which wasn't always the tranquil stream you see today! Find out how our ancestors excelled in ingenuity in their efforts to protect their communities from this once turbulent and raging watercourse of the Aigueblanche Valleys! A comprehensive factsheet on "Le torrent du Morel" is on sale in the tourist offices of Valmorel and Doucy (€5).

The Saint-Roch Chapel was completed in 1634, that is four years after the plague of 1630. It is dedicated to Saint Roch, Saint Fabian and Saint Sebastian invoked against this disease. The people provided the chapel with goods that annually brought in a bichet of wheat, two bichets of rye, two bichets of barley and six of florins. Rectors who succeeded had to celebrate that once a month. The inhabitants of the village received the patronage right from the beginning and kept it until the Revolution.

This restaurant welcomes you to Hautecour all year round in a warm and friendly setting, with a family atmosphere by the fireplace or relaxing on the panoramic terrace. Enjoy traditional, high-quality cuisine. Dinner service on reservation. Pizza evenings on Friday evenings. Continuous lunch service. Continuous lunch service. Dinner service on reservation. Pizza evenings on Fridays.

Chinese specialty restaurant in the heart of the hamlet of Montfort in the municipality of Saint Marcel

In the heart of the authentic village of Grand-Nâves, by the fireplace in the old vaulted stone barn or on the south-facing terrace with a view of the Lauzière massif, Fred offers traditional cuisine using local products. The bar restaurant "Chez Fred" is in the center of Grand-Nâves at 1316 m of altitude. Savoyard restoration, dish of the day and home-made group menu (10 persons. mini), grills in the chimney, gratin dauphinois, traditional Savoyard fondue, tartiflette, beef in daube, diots polenta, home-made charcuterie. In a very pleasant park on the edge of a stream, the bar has a game of bowls, a ping-pong table and two terraces, one of which faces south with a beautiful view of the Cheval Noir and the Valmorel Valley. The village of Grand-Nâves, a haven of peace facing south on the upper part of the Nâves valley, is populated by about twenty souls. Located on the route of the Grand Tour de Tarentaise and on the variant n° 5 of the Tour du Beaufortain, the village is the ideal starting point, summer and winter, for all your walks and activities : ski touring, mountain biking, paragliding, climbing, discovery of the fauna, flora and heritage. Reservations are strongly recommended.

Hostel located in the heart of a small village at 1300m high Local specialities Homemade dishes The establishment is open all year round. Food service is available every day except Tuesday evening and all day Wednesday. The grocery store and bar are open from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., every day except Tuesday from 2 p.m. and all day Wednesday. Bread is available on reservation. The slate-style menu allows us to adapt to the seasons, guaranteeing maximum freshness on our plates, with dishes that are entirely homemade. A children's menu and vegetarian suggestions are also available. Everything is cooked with fresh, seasonal produce at the right price. Ask for the menu!

Terrace in the sun with a view of Mont Blanc! Located at the start of the PRARIOND ski lift at the end of the zip line, with views of Mont Blanc. Panoramic room with fireplace. Home cooking. Evenings by prior arrangement. Le Prariond welcomes you from 9am to 5pm for the bar on the terrace or inside. From 11.30am to 3pm you can also enjoy our home-made dishes and desserts (burgers, lasagne, Savoyard specialities, etc.). Chalet open on the terrace from 2pm to 5pm to serve homemade waffles and crêpes.

Only 15 minutes from the village of Saint-Jean-de-Belleville, Refuge Plan Lombardy is perched at 1 764 m high in the heart of a valley still virgin and wild, at the foot of the majestic Black Horse. We welcome you to experience the night in a refuge, take a meal break or organize an event (birthday, family meal etc ..). For the lunch, menu "a la carte" with a dish of the day (meat, gratin etc ..) or a hearty salad but also desserts and pies of the moment. All homemade with sometimes very local products (some cheeses are from the alpine fruit at 2km). The evening meal consists of an appetizer or soup, a dish and a dessert.

The auberge offers home cooking, freshly prepared every day and inspired by traditional and world cuisine, not forgetting regional specialities. Pizzas on Sunday evenings only The restaurant offers Slate menu (Starer-Main Course-Dessert-Coffee) served at lunchtime only. A la carte menu, served lunchtimes & evenings, Monday to Sunday. Wines and beverages Children's menu – up to 8 years old Pizzas, Sunday evenings – take away or eat in. Burger Party, 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month And in the afternoon, take a quiet break and enjoy a home-made pastry, or a crêpe... Special occasions – the auberge also organizes meals for families and groups, baptisms, themed evenings... Contact us for further information.

For a short pause with your family and friends

Traditional French cuisine. Savoyard specialities. Fresh products and homemade desserts. Situated 2,100m above sea level, Le Dou Du Praz enjoys an exceptional panorama! A magical location, a sunny terrace and a 360° view that includes Mont Blanc and the Pierra Menta. Open 7/7 for lunch, we strongly recommend that you book. Every Wednesday après-ski special with Peak, our Belgian altitude beer!! Other evenings possible on reservation, for groups of 25 and more. A wide range of activities is proposed near the Dou Du Praz, such as sled dog rides. Access on skis via Dou du Praz draglift Access on foot, snowshoes or cross-country skis from the top of Plagne Villages on the Dou du Praz walking trail.

.L'Eskis is a bar-restaurant-snack bar. The whole team welcomes you in a pleasant and warm atmosphere to serve you its Savoyard specialities, burgers, salads...

Shaded area open all year round. Located 5 minutes (walk) from the city centre and shops, it is equipped with emptying points.

You would like to organize a holiday stay, a family party, a business meeting or a seminar, book the lake house ! The setting is beautiful with its green park next to the lake of La Trappe. The "Lake House" can accommodate you with or without sleeping and offers : - a large dining room or meeting room (with video projector and audio system) that can accommodate 80 people. - a professional kitchen with appliances, dishwasher, 3 refrigerators, 1 freezer and all the dishes for 80 people. - 1 room for people with reduced mobility, with bathroom on the ground floor for 2 people. - 7 bedrooms upstairs that can accommodate 27 people. - 1 large garden in a mountain setting, with barbecue and garden table. All flexible according to your desires and needs !

Renovated former presbytery located in a typical sunny mountain hamlet, 2km from the Nordic ski area. High-comfort gîte with excellent facilities in a warm, contemporary atmosphere. Terrace with uninterrupted views of the Lauzière massif. Detached 194 m2 house with disabled access offering : - 2 bedrooms with 5 beds and private shower room, - 3 bedrooms with 3 beds and a washbasin, - A shower room and 2 separate toilets, - If sheets are hired, beds made up on arrival, - Ski room and laundry room, - Terrace and grounds.

You dream of a warm place, by the fire to snuggle up, a host table for convivial evenings, a sunny terrace ... Welcome all year for a relaxing stay in guest rooms.

Florence and Coline welcome you to their inn located on the Col de la Madeleine road. Recharge your batteries in an authentic setting with exceptional views. Access to the Celliers gondola lift in 20 minutes to reach the Valmorel ski area. The hostel can accommodate up to 18 people and offers: - rooms for 2 to 4 people, equipped with private showers and toilets, - a large dining room with a fireplace, - a library and a bar area, - a room for storing equipment, - a terrace with a view of the Vanoise.

Perched at an altitude of 1,839m, this refuge is open all year round for meals. And while you're there, don't miss the sweeping views from outside!Please book ahead for bed and board: +33 (0)4 79 22 13 64.

Refuge located in the Lauzière Massif. It offers a unique panoramic view of the Aigueblanche valleys, the Vanoise glaciers and the border range. Between the Tarentaise and Maurienne regions, on the way to the Col de la Madeleine, a pass made famous by the Tour de France, a narrow road winds for 5km through undergrowth and bilberry bushes, taking hikers to the Logis des Fées refuge at an altitude of 1,840m. The refuge is unique in that it is powered by 5 different energy sources: hydro-electricity, photovoltaic, gas, wood and photothermal. The refuge offers many opportunities for walks and hikes. One of the easiest is the two-lake loop (Arpetaz/Branlay). Further up, a small gully (Biolène), dug into the hillside at an even slope, used to supply water to shepherds and formed the small artificial lake of Arpettaz at 1950 altitude. At the refuge, you can enjoy a meal while taking in the breathtaking views of the Vanoise glaciers. 5 bedrooms: 1 with 5 beds and 4 with 4 beds 1/2 board (bed, dinner, breakfast) or full board.

Located in the countryside in Notre-Dame-du-Pré at an altitude of 1550 m, this is the perfect place for nature lovers. Hiking spot, walking, climbing... This is the ideal campsite for families, groups and friends. It has 20 tent pitches, 5 motorhome pitches and 40 group pitches. Nearby, you'll appreciate the picnic tables and barbecue areas, toilets with water points and a refreshment bar. Reservations: 07 56 21 87 91 or campingduglaisy@coeurdetarentaise.fr