라 로슈 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

In winter, the snowshoe trail coming from the Schwarzsee leads past here towards Charmey or Verso.

The Käsenberg is always worth a visit!

wild, jagged bank, with a view of the Intyamon

Cousimbert is a summit in the Swiss canton of Fribourg, with an altitude of 1,633 meters. It offers a breathtaking view of Lake Gruyère and the surrounding Alps. One of the best ways to enjoy this scenic spot is to hike the Cousimbert Circular Trail, a moderate 5.8-mile loop that leaves from the Grau Rappo parking lot and passes several alpine huts where you can sample local specialties. The trail is suitable for running and is best visited from May to October. If you're looking for a challenge, you can also extend your run to the nearby peak of La Berra, which is 1,719 meters high and has a cable car station. Whether you choose the shortest or longest route, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views and a memorable experience.

The eastern shore of Lake Gruyère, an artificial lake created by the Rossens dam in 1948, offers a unique view of the Pre-Alps and the turquoise waters of the torrent. Along the way, you will be able to appreciate the rich flora, fauna and heritage of the Gruyère region.

La Combert is a small mountain in the Swiss canton of Fribourg, where you can take a picturesque run along the Sarine. The trail starts from La Roche, a charming village with a medieval castle, and climbs to La Combert (1082 m), from where you can admire the views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.

The Chapelle le Vègre is a historic chapel dedicated to Saint Jacques, patron saint of pilgrims. It was built in the early 17th century by two local men returning from their pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. The chapel is located on a hill overlooking Lake Gruyère and the mountains, and is surrounded by nature. You can visit the chapel and admire its baroque altarpiece and its statues, carved from walnut wood by a local artist. The chapel is also a stop on the Chemins de Saint-Jacques, a network of paths that follow the ancient routes of pilgrims.

The eastern shore of Lake Gruyère, an artificial lake created by the Rossens dam in 1948, offers a unique view of the Pre-Alps and the turquoise waters of the stream. Along the way, you will be able to appreciate the rich flora, fauna and heritage of the Gruyère region.