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The Saut refuge, located in the Vanoise park, offers dormitories for 8 and 6 people as well as rooms with 2 to 4 beds. The refuge also has a room with disabled access. You can also enjoy a continuous catering service. Reservations and information on opening times are available on the refuge website: https://www.refuges-vanoise.com/fiche-hebergement-le-saut----bql5a3s5xavw.html

Access either by ski lift from Saint-Martin or Méribel, more or less easy climb with an electric mountain bike if necessary. The panorama up there is breathtaking!

The landscapes in the heart of the Tuéda Nature Reserve are magnificent. A walk around the lake allows you to discover the rich Alpine ecosystem, and admire the surrounding mountains.

We reach the Col de la Tougnète via a new asphalt cycle path, a former ski slope in the Ménuires area. Prepare for the ascent: several passages are more than 10%...

The Gébroulaz Glacier is a glacier in the Vanoise (Alpes) massif located in the commune of Les Allues, in the Savoie department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in southeastern France. It originates from the slopes of the Polset and Péclet needles. It is the only glacier in the valley located in the Vanoise massif, so it is worth going to see it.

Superb panorama over Mottaret

A great plateau, a bit remote from civilization. Yet very mineral and moonish landscape. Execpt there is 3 or lakes to be seen. You will appreciate solitude and connection with mountains there. It's an loop from the Refuge du Saut to do.

Le Refuge du Saut is the door from Méribel Valley to Vanoise National Park. It take ~2h walk to get there from the Ski resort's car park. Not to steep (~600m+). Signal service is not available there. They only accept cash. It is possible to sleep there in individual rooms. Camp nearby. It's a great initiation walk. Kids friendly (15k way and back though). They have beers and nice lunch. They don't take credit cards and the location is great. During winter there is a winter shack where you can find wood to burn a heater, cuttlery, water and bank beds.