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First of all, the way down is definitely difficult for some people, as the steps vary greatly in height, and the way back down is also difficult due to their length and gradient. A truly beautiful gorge, with fantastic views and a lovely hiking trail. Unfortunately, the gorge is a bit pricey; we paid €76 for four adults and one child. For that, we were able to walk through the gorge for about an hour. You could also walk through this gorge several times without having to pay an extra fee.

A truly beautiful gorge, with fantastic views and a lovely hiking trail. Unfortunately, the gorge is a bit pricey; we paid €76 for four adults and one child. For that, we were able to walk through the gorge for about an hour. You could also walk through this gorge several times without paying any extra.

More than a parking lot, this place offers a breathtaking view of the Dranse Valley and Lake Geneva. You can walk to the nearby Tréchauffé goat farm to taste their cheeses.

The most sociable cows in the region

Magnificent view of Chablais and Lake Geneva. it is reached after passing the Grand Taillé pass. the climb is tough, but the panorama is worth it

The Pointe de Sangeon (1445) offers a beautiful view over the Pays de Gavot and Lake Geneva.

Pays de Gavot is the name of the area south of Lake Geneva, which stretches between Publier and Saint-Gingolph and encloses the Pays d'Évian Vallée d'Abondance communes. Seen from Lake Geneva, this stretch of land forms a plateau that is about 900 - 1100 m high (apart from the elevations). In terms of flow, this is also the catchment area of the Dranse, which flows into Lake Geneva. This area was essentially formed by the retreat of the Rhone glacier after the Würm glaciation, in which the glacier left sediments, moors and lakes were formed and the typical vegetation with plants appeared. This landscape is part of the Geoparc Chablais. The Chablais describes the country south of Lake Geneva, including parts of Switzerland. In the Pays de Gavot essentially only cattle breeding and dairy farming is practiced. There are significant requirements for agricultural use within a water protection area. The educational trip "Marais de Maravant" at the high school in Sait-Paul-en-Chablais shows this to some extent. It takes about 45 minutes to cover the 1.3 km.