自然を保護するの天然記念物・トップ7

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

Unfortunately, due to French national park rules, dogs are not allowed to cross the trail - not even if they are on a leash. Camping is also prohibited.

Superb bivouac spot with a beautiful view of Pointe Noire, we came across ibexes, magical!

At the chalet du Souay to go to Pormenaz either go through the Chorde, going down towards the stream below which is more technical with the passage of ropes and ladders so those who are afraid of heights should avoid, or continue the path towards the Chalets des Chalets des Ayères, you will find signs indicating Lac de Pormenaz, a much more accessible path. ATTENTION from there you are in the nature reserves? Dogs are completely prohibited even on a leash, the guard will wait for you further up.

Technical descent area, well equipped with ropes, pegs and ladders. It is easier to go up than down for those prone to vertigo. Wonderful trail to do in dry weather.

Only experienced hikers will find this beautiful mountain lake. Be careful when choosing your path. an avenue of ladders and fuses. Only for seasoned hikers. However, the journey is worth it. https://monkeymart.io/home

In the heart of the Sixt-Passy Nature Reserve, the Col d'Anterne is a must in Haute-Savoie. At 2,257 meters above sea level, the views of the Mont-Blanc massif and the Pormenaz lake are breathtaking!

The climb to the pass from Moede requires a portage