Tour de la Grande Casse - a pie de 5 días

Overlookink a small mountain lake, this refuge of the Vanoise national park, on the GR5 and the Tour de la Vallaisonnay, proposes a great site seeing on the 3 highest peaks of Savoie.

A las puertas del Parque Nacional de la Vanoise, el refugio de Les Barmettes ofrece un panorama impresionante del valle. Cálido chalé saboyano, idealmente ubicado, para descansar o disfrutar de la cocina tradicional en un entorno majestuoso.Acceso a través de los senderos o por el telesilla del Génépi, tanto en verano como en invierno.

Volver a lo básico: acogedor, rústico, sereno y cálido. De fácil acceso: vistas impresionantes sobre los valles, colores mágicos al atardecer y un circo majestuoso.Accesible para niños, padres, abuelos, senderistas y escaladores. Incluso puede traer a su mascota a este maravilloso entorno. No se admiten mascotas fuera de los límites del Parque Nacional. Se pueden acampar en vivac. Nota: En junio, algunos arroyos y/o neveros pueden ser difíciles de cruzar debido al deshielo. Por favor, contacte con el guarda del Refugio del Grand Bec con antelación.

L’accès dans le Parc national, une vue imprenable sur le domaine skiable d’été de la Grande Motte, les lacs glaciaires de la Leisse, autant d’intérêts pour ceux qui choisiront d’atteindre le Col de la Leisse.

The Church of St. Sigismund reflects the ups and downs of history. Its magnificent baroque decor coated with gold and cherubs tabernacle will dazzle you!Inside, you can admire a gilded altarpiece featuring cherubs. It was made by Jacques Clérant and Jean-Baptiste Gualaz in 1710. In the nave to the right, there is also an altarpiece of the Rosary dating from 1662 and attributed to François Cuénot from Chambéry. Framed between two mixed columns with caryatids, in the centre of the altarpiece, a high relief depicts the Virgin in Assumption contemplated by Saint Sigismund and a Virgin martyr: the sculpture is a virtuosity of movement and detail. On the entablature, angels assume acrobatic positions.

The valley of Champagny le Haut (1500m) enjoys the status of natural site since 1992 and is characterized by its traditional hamlets grouped, listed in the inventory of architectural heritage.Champagny le Haut, gateway to the Vanoise National Park, is located in a remarkable natural setting at the foot of famous peaks such as the Grande Motte and the Grande Casse and offers many hiking trails and a discovery trail accessible to disabled reduced. Camping and caravanning are prohibited outside the Huttopia Vanoise - Champagny campsite.

El puerto de la Vanoise, situado a más de 2500 m de altitud, es un destino privilegiado para los amantes de la montaña.Por un lado, los excursionistas pueden contemplar un escenario digno de las postales más bonitas; por otro lado, los alpinistas tienen la opción de escalar el pico más alto de Saboya, la Grande Casse (3852 m). En verano, puedes subirte al teleférico del Mont Bochot o al telesilla del Génépi.

This fun hike to enjoy as a family takes you to the foot of the mighty Grande Casse, the highest peak in the Vanoise Range. From the lake, it takes 45 minutes to walk to the Col de la Vanoise Hut and the area’s other mountain lakes.For this relatively easy hike, you can use the aerial tram or Genépi Chairlift in summer to take you to a higher starting point. It takes approximately one hour to hike to the lake from the Les Barmettes hut, which is located right at the boundary of Vanoise National Park. You will be walking along what was formerly referred to as “Salt Road,” and will also see many marmots all along the way.