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Impressive suspension bridge that you cross to reach Lac Vert.

The oldest house in the Chamonix-Mont-Blanc valley, the Maison du Lieutenant is now an interpretation center dedicated to mountain agriculture, its environment, its products, and its expertise. A space for living and sharing, it offers a comprehensive and varied program of activities, workshops, and outings throughout the year to (re)discover the richness of our region: Alpine cultural heritage, farms and mountain pastures, natural spaces, and the tastes and flavors of Mont Blanc. Throughout the year, visit the Maison du Lieutenant with your family, its permanent and temporary exhibitions, and explore the region through the many activities and outings on offer.

A beautiful family hike below Les Fiz and Pormenaz, with a beautiful view of Mont Blanc and the valley. From here, you can access Lake Pormenaz via three trails, including "La Chorde," reserved for those with mountain feet, with cable passages and ladders, and "Les Argentières," a less challenging route with cable passages and steps, and then the one passing through the Pierre à l'Ours on the mountainside.

the video of the sallanches - lake of Pormenaz route https://youtu.be/l23IUvTwiSc?si=zyzWhbqQLNobocY-

Le Chatelet D'Ayères at 1.415m altitude is a small family accommodation at 1415 m altitude, nestled close to the Fiz mountain range with excellent views of Mont Blanc

Small station on the railway line from Le Fayet to Chamonix

A small lake in the forest, right next to the road

From the 16th century to the 18th century, the inhabitants of each hamlet built a chapel, a sacred place nearby where the saints who would protect them from possible epidemics and natural risks were invoked It was built in 1895 on a rocky promontory housing a much older oratory. For the inhabitants of the hamlet, it perpetuates the memory of the parish church that was nearby until the 14th century. In neo-Gothic style, it is dedicated to Notre Dame du Lac. A local pilgrimage still brings together parishioners from the nearby region every spring.