ノートルダムドベルコムのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Little-known and little-frequented pass, the climb is done alone and without a sound in the forest. The view is magnificent and on arrival, the refuge allows you to have a small drink (⚠️payment by species only). The road is in poor condition and it can be disturbing on the way down. If you have a Gravel and courage, the thirst route (Gravel/mountain bike path) allows you to reach the Col des Aravis and is magnificent. Enjoy your climb and for more advice, follow us on Komoot and Instagram @chouchou_team

This mountain pass is located at 1,581 meters in the Aravis massif. Located between Mont Charvin and Mont Blanc, it offers magnificent views. Several variations of ascent allow you to reach it by crossing spectacular landscapes.

Sublime place for a stopover or better, to sleep ⛺️

At the foot of Mont-Charvin, in the Aravis massif, is this refuge that has an exceptional view of the Mont-Blanc mountain range.

The Arpettaz Refuge at the foot of Mont-Charvin, is a mountain hut/restaurant on the outskirts of Savoie, Haute-Savoie, in the middle of mountain pastures at 1581 m. on the Col d'Arpettaz. From the refuge and the col there are exceptional views of the Mont-Blanc mountain range.

Point of intersection Col du Jaillet Altitude 1723m The Col de Jaillet, or Col du Jaillet, is a pass located in the Aravis chain, separating the communes of Giettaz (Savoie), Sallanches and Cordon (Haute-Savoie). The pass was frequented very early, from Antiquity2, as evidenced by the presence of a border marker (just like the markers of the Col de l'Avenaz, and that of the Col du Petit Croisse Baulet3) marking the limit between the province of Graean Alps and the Viennese province4. The pass, located at a place called La Jorasse, at an altitude of 1,723 meters, was the main access route between the Mont-Blanc region and the Aravis. The Col de Jaillet is also part of the first sector of the Aravis natural zone of ecological, fauna and flora interest. It is home to a significant number of rare and protected species, such as the round-leaved sundew and the golden eagle.

magnificent ridge that leads to mont charvin with a view of the lake below

not easy to reach, relatively quiet and lonely mountain lake, sheltered from the wind with gentle slopes that invite you to rest