サランシュ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

We were there at the end of September 2024, and there was already a lot of snow. Be sure to check the weather conditions beforehand. The snow made the hike significantly more challenging. Many people weren't well prepared.

The Cascade du Rouget, also known as the "Queen of the Alps," is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Haute-Savoie. It's a lovely place to linger, and you can park right there 🙂

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.

Superb rocky hole at the top of the mountain. Difficult to access (bike on your back) on the way up and 150m unrideable at the start of the descent on either side. Prefer to go up via Grand Crêt and go down via Paccaly. Very technical, steep and exposed trail. Reserved for excellent descenders.

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

I loved this lake! and even more so to go around it (with some complicated steps) and see it full of fish.

After a nice climb, we find ourselves straddling two very different valleys under this natural limestone arch, all in all impressive.

After a nice climb, we find ourselves straddling two very different valleys under this natural limestone arch, all in all impressive.