Subject to favorable weather.
Easy route back and forth, feasible from the hamlet of Cernix or from the hamlet of Paravy. The walk passes between the hamlets of Crest-Voland Cohennoz, the meadows and pleasant places of break: mill Ainoz, water level of the Cernix and points of views. This communal road is little used.
Subject to favorable weather.
Easy route back and forth. Road access: from Crest-Voland, follow the road leading to Les Saisies for 4 kilometers and park at the Croix des Ayes. From the car park, take the road towards Mont Lachat. You walk along the beautiful bog Beaufortain / Val d'Arly (nature reserve) before arriving on the plateau Lachat. The tour of the lake is possible with a 4X4 stroller. In the water: restaurant, picnic, barbecue, fishing, banks grass, WC and changing table. Swimming is prohibited.
Subject to favorable weather.
Easy route back and forth. Road access: from Crest-Voland, join the Cernix. From Cernix, take the climb towards the Prarian Holiday Center. Bypass the road and continue the communal road, above the meadows of Vouillon. Once at the hiking car park, you can turn around or continue, to join the route n ° 5 (Undergrowth of the Pine Tower).
Subject to favorable weather.
Easy route back and forth. Road access: from the Cernix, join the Prarian holiday center then follow the forest road of La Palette for 1.5 kilometers to the picnic area). From the car park, take the motorized forest track (closed to cars) to the "Tour du Pin". Follow it for 1 km before reaching the chalets of the Tour du Pin; point of view on the hamlet of Cernix, the chain of Aravis and the Combe de Savoie. Return by the same route.
Subject to favorable weather.
Easy route back and forth. Road access: from Crest- Voland, follow the road leading to Les Saisies for 3 kilometers, parking at the roadside parking. From the parking, continue on the track and then through the pastures. Bucolic course in the middle of pastures and farms in activity. Throughout the course, we cross cows and goats pasture facing the Mont Blanc and the Aravis mountains.