ル・トゥヴェの天然記念物・トップ20

The access is very well signposted, and you can do a lovely loop hike, starting from Saint-Même-le-Haut, or from Saint-Pierre-d'Entremont for the more adventurous. At the end of winter, the water level can be very high.

It is one of the waterfalls of the Alloix, not the highest, but one of the most beautiful.

Beautiful pass. Relatively steep climbs from the valley. There are rest stops at the top.

A stunning summit with views of Mont Blanc. The two climbs from the Col des Ayes are relatively steep, but steel cables are installed at the more dangerous sections. The climb north via the Trou du Glaz is a bit longer and a bit easier. The climb east is a bit steeper and more exposed. The view is good, though.

Magnificent! But be careful on the second part it is much more technical so hiking is ok, running less so :/

Magnificent and relatively easy pass, with basic fitness. Offers a magnificent view of Mont Blanc. Be careful though, the Chaos and the Col are currently completely covered in snow. Being in a group, I did not attempt the ascent of the Col which, without equipment, can be particularly slippery and dangerous. Possibility of going back down via Prayet towards Saint Pierre en Chartreuse. Tested in November, however, no problems observed, very accessible.

At the very bottom of the Saint-Meme cirque, when the walls prevent you from going any further, nature offers a magnificent spectacle. In total, four waterfalls follow one another on the steep cliffs of the cirque, in a grandiose natural setting.

Culminating at 2,062 meters above sea level, the Dent de Crolles is the second peak of Chartreuse. Accessible, it offers a vast panorama of the south of Chartreuse, the Belledonne massif and the Grésivaudan valley.