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Originally, there was a Romanesque chapel in the hamlet of Roselend. It was dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene. A 13th-century document mentions a chapel that could be this one. More precise sources indicate that the bell was cast in 1608 or that donations were made in 1710, 1757, and 1760. In 1794, it hosted four émigré priests from the valley for their first mass after their return from exile, including the future Archbishop of Chambéry, Antoine Martinet. Submerged when the dam was filled on May 6, 1960, a chapel was rebuilt two years later near the road overlooking the lake, in a more modern style.

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Magnificent view of Lake Roselend.

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You start at the Col de Pre, a small pass with a narrow road, but very worth seeing.

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A beautiful road, but unfortunately not the best surface for descending, as it has a few patches. From the top, there's a good view of Bourg Saint-Maurice.

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Beaufort is a charming town with a few cafés and restaurants, surrounded by mountains. The famous Beaufort cheese comes from here. The town is a stopover on the Route des Grandes Alpes.

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In Beaufort, you can cross several nice bridges that lead over a gurgling mountain stream that flows right through the middle of the town.

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From Bourg-Saint-Maurice, the Châtelard road climbs, as its name suggests, to the hamlet of Châtelard. The views of the town and valley are quite charming. These are also the first kilometers of the ascent of the Cormet de Roselend from Bourg-Saint-Maurice.

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Starting point for the famous walk around and on the Roche Parstire.

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