티에즈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 산 정상

Very nice hike. It was quite crowded today. Contrary to what’s written in the description, I didn’t see any particularly risky passages

One of the most beautiful views of the valley, with a rather unusual view overlooking the mole. It is then possible to cross the ridges to Pointe du Haut Fleury but be careful at Pas de l'Ane which is quite exposed despite the handrail. Strictly not recommended in case of dizziness.

A summit that it would be a shame to miss! If the Pointe du Midi is neither the highest peak of the Bargy range nor the most frequented, it remains a pleasant summit, accessible to mountain regulars. Little or no gas and a fairly breathtaking panorama. To discover or rediscover (via Cu Déri for experienced folds for example).

Great viewpoint!

To be done on snowshoes or in sneakers, from the solaison plateau for walkers or from Bonneville for hikers; )

It can blow hard up there! I recommend the path that goes down to La Tour from the east

The cross means summit of the Brasse mountain

Pointe des Brasses is a summit of Haute-Savoie located in the Chablais massif, straddling the municipalities of Saint-Jeoire and Viuz-en-Sallaz, and culminating at 1,503 meters above sea level. Les Brasses is a toponym from a mountain pasture located above Viuz-en-Sallaz2. It could derive from the German Brache, which designates fallow or fallow land2,3, or from the Old German braka meaning “clearing”3. It is possible that it also derives from the Latin bracchium3 (“arm”), referring to the arms of the river, three of which have their source in Brasses: the Menoge, the Entreverges and Airets streams. In June 2013, a cross made by students from the Viuz-en-Sallaz Catholic Automobile School was erected on its summit. Six meters high, it is made up of 33 metal cubes measuring 30 centimeters on each side, assembled on site and arranged in a spiral by the students themselves. She was blessed on July 7, 2013 by Mgr Boivineau, Bishop of Annecy.