Discover nature's charm in Termignon, Savoie, Rhône-Alpes

From Termignon, this ascent gives you the opportunity to discover the Vanoise national park and its glaciers. At the heart of the park you will certainly see marmots, orchids and other alpine flowers. Mountain atmosphere and fresh air guaranteed. The road surface is good, and its traffic is moderate. There are some fountains and restaurants in Termignon and Plan du Lac. The nearest bike repair shop is located in Termignon (Ski Set).

No real difficulty, although the return trip to Termignon is a little challenging on the legs. Take your time, set a steady pace and enjoy a rest at the panoramic viewpoint near the Balmes cave. The ride to Sollières is easy and mostly downhill, but the return trip will get the leg muscles working hard as you climb the pleasant forest track. The final descent to Termignon presents no technical difficulty. But first, take the time to admire the panoramic view over the valley and Vanoise mountains and the picturesque scenery from the Balmes cave lookout point.

This short itinerary will delight beginners and families looking for an easy mountain-bike excursion. As in many mountain villages, some of Sardières' slopes are on the sunny side of the mountain while others are less well exposed. This is an easy trail, from Sollières-Sardières to Termignon on a small section of the "Chemin du Petit Bonheur" track, returning via a small road.

Here, waterfalls reveal themselves to young and old. Water, continuously in movement, cascades straight down from the Vanoise glaciers. Imagine columns tens of metres high carved into the sunny cliffs. Raw nature! If you want to follow the life of a torrent, today's destination is the perfect choice! Follow the Doron torrent of Doron and, step by step, get to know its quirks. At over 2,000 metres above sea level, right before your eyes, it rushes down the gorges it's been carving over the centuries. And here it remains, ever greedy for the refreshing waters of the glacier melt. At the bridge (Pont du Villard), your adventure has only just begun. Peaksseem to gather together here to quench your thirst for adventure: Pointe de l’Abby, Pointe du Génépy, and even Dôme de l'Arpont! So far and yet so close at the same time, the waterfalls parade before you, one after another. Fascinated by this dream-like atmosphere, you make your way forward, until the paved path leading to the Vanoise National Park brings you back down to earth. The salt and cheese route might just lead you to a tasting of Termignon blue cheese! Look around the village… This farmers' cheese is one of the hits in local produce.

On a shaded north-facing slope, embark on a journey to meet the prehistoric humans. From Chemin du Petit Bonheur to the Neolithic cave, this hike lays out a wide array of unexpected treasures for you. On the tranquil left bank of the Arc river, you proudly strike out on Chemin du Petit Bonheur. One of the top attractions of Haute Maurienne Vanoise, this trail makes for a pleasant excursion in all kinds of ways. Today, it takes you to the Muleney lakes where the Caribbean-blue waters are a source of eternal fascination for hikers. And what's that cave you can see as you stop for a rest at the Balmes lookout point? A secret cave that once served as a sheepfold for our Neolithic ancestors. What was life like in those days? In the blink of an eye, you are transported thousands of years back to the "New Age" of the Stone Age, when livestock farming emerged in our mountains. If you're lucky enough to explore this trail in spring, an extra treasure awaits you with each snowmelt. Enjoy the privilege of a visit to the Merderel waterfall, which dries up as soon as summer rears its head.

From the left bank to the right bank, you'll uncover the hidden gems of the Arc river. Accessible in all seasons, this walk will reveal the wealth of torrents and wetlands. In the summertime, various strange migratory birds live together in peace, finding their meals side by side. Grey herons and wild ducks share their treasures right before your wondering eyes. Trout, for their part, seem to taunt the fishermen as they slide through the current, subtle and shy. Take a detour to Muleney lake for a dose of poetry. A lake dubbed "Lovers' Lake" with "Caribbean colours"... to set you dreaming about atolls and blue lagoons. Nevertheless, this is freshwater, as you'll remember if you visit to the fish farm. You've never seen so many trout in one day! As for the fishermen, you'll notice that they release them after catching them. As you pass through the Bonnenuit combe, look to your left. What is that strange-looking construction? A snow barrier that shields the valley from the unpredictable winter snowfall. On this side of the mountain, Mother Nature often bares her teeth.

An elevation gain of 803 metres on a track which climbs steadily for 8.5 km to the Replat des Canons. Adopt the right pace from the start and you should make it to the top to be rewarded with a beautiful panoramic view and a well-deserved descent.

Take a day-long adventure on the GR5. You'll be able to enjoy a wide range of flavors all the way to the Arpont refuge, which promises a breathtaking change of scenery at the foot of the Dôme de Chasseforêt. The start at the Châtelard bridge is already full of surprises. What's this unusual letterbox that marks the start of the climb? Inside, the objects are just waiting to be put into your rucksack and found by the guardians. After a 700 m climb through the forest, you're welcomed by wide-open spaces. The verdant mountain pastures are a delight for ibex and chamois, enjoying the cool summer mornings. When you arrive at the Mont, remember to look up. Here, away from prying eyes, eagles, griffon vultures, turkey vultures and bearded vultures rule the skies. You never know if they're watching you as you soar majestically in the thermals? In the distance, the sun is already reflecting on the Arpont refuge. The traverse isn't over yet, but the gourmet break looks promising...

A stroll through the woods, from Sollières to Sardières, to discover various endemic species. Enjoy a condensed taste of the forest, at the heart of the valley. In the morning, shade prevails and resin fragrances blend with the scent of freshly cut trees. Amongst Scots pines, silver firs, and larches, step into the world of foresters and loggers. Follow the educational signs as you keep your eyes and ears open wide. You might come across the animals mentioned... Whatever happens, you'll love this invigorating immersion in the woods.

This hike is full of contrasts, skilfully leading you from a wooded atmosphere to high-altitude alpine meadows and pastures. The south-facing slope is perfect for off-season hikes that demand a certain amount of sunshine. Ready to cross the 1,000-metre threshold in elevation gain? Have you ever heard Scots pine cones popping under the sun's rays? It's a sound you're bound to hear on this long, sustained ascent through the fragrant pine forest towards the Mont at 1,770 metres of altitude. You may also catch a glimpse of snow heather, a rare and protected plant, dressed in beautiful shades of pink. It's such an early bloomer that its petals somehow manage to burst through the last snows. The open clearing now gives way to another ascent – the hike's last challenging climb. Bursting with pride, you enter Vanoise National Park. The slope grows gentler as you reach Croix de la Loza. Take a seat at this observation post. Before you rise the peaks of Bramanais and Mont Cenis, sometimes wrapped in clouds blown by the Lombarde wind. Take care as you descend into the Bonne Nuit valley. From its impressive altitude of 3,695 metres, Dent Parrachée and its sharp ridges command respect. Imagine the spectacular avalanches that sometimes cascade down Sollières in winter! As you go down, make sure you take plenty of refreshing breaks and tie up your laces properly.

At the gates of the Vanoise National Park, Le Chenantier welcomes you on the shore of Sollières-Sardières lake, a typical Haute Maurienne village at 1250 meters above sea level, for a very mountain stay, relaxation and rejuvenation in a majestic setting. Le Chenantier offers around fifty green, shaded or sunny pitches. It is located near the lake of the village and the Arc, a river descending from the glaciers, all facing the Vanoise National Park and at the foot of the Dent Parachée (3697m), to offer you a magnificent view to 360 °. Also to discover, the unusual accommodations Log trapper's cabin & real Mongolian Yurts. Marion, Florent and their children will offer you a warm and friendly welcome, and will remain at your disposal throughout your stay, both in terms of services and advice on the many activities in the region for a holiday rich in memories. Ideally located in Haute Maurienne, you can easily navigate in a star to discover the entire territory. Bread deposit at the campsite, fishing and relaxation lake at 50m, bar-pizzeria / playground at 200m, traditional restaurant at 400m and Intermarché at 500m ... nothing is missing! Recommended by the Guide du Routard, the Petit Futé, the Michelin, ACSI and ANWB. Stay Satisfaction Guaranteed for everyone!

Sébastien, Laurence e tutto il loro team ti danno il benvenuto nel loro negozio nel cuore di Val Cenis Lanslebourg. Children of the country anxious to always welcome you better, they will be able to advise you on the choice of equipment but also to inform you about the ski area and suggest the various activities present in the resort. Rental of skis, pushchairs, sledges, mountain bikes and electric mountain bikes (in summer), hire of via ferrata equipment and pulleys for zip-lines, small souvenirs. Ski clothing and accessories, sportswear, streetwear,…

Located in the area of ​​the Vanoise National Park 2511 meters above sea level, overlooking deductions Plan Downstream and Upstream of Plan above the village of Aussois. From the refuge, you can embark on: Tour of the Vanoise Glaciers with its green balcony, an ice crossing, an iconic summit Dent Parrachée like a rock face (the great Chatelard) ... Or just an afternoon in the sun loungers! Time for a night, you'll also get to savor the atmosphere if special cohabitation aloft in a small space where each sharing the passion of the other.

At the start of the Aussois ski lifts, our "resort" shop offers a high quality service and welcome, winter and summer, for all outdoor sports. Ski and snowboard hire (sizes 23 to 52) with a wide choice of ranges: piste, all mountain, freeride, freestyle, touring skis, splitboard... Our shop is a true specialist and passionate practitioner of ski touring, snowboarding and freerando, and is a partner of the guides and ESF for your supervised outings (hire of avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe, ABS bag). Our services: Ski lockers, equipment workshop and maintenance, bootfitting and fitting of boots, shoes and insoles (over 10 years' experience). Sale of mountain accessories and equipment, Pre-purchase test.

This refuge of the Vanoise National Park is a stage of the GR5 and Via Alpina. It faces an exceptional panorama. In the immediate vicinity of the refuge are tools of discovery on the heritage of Vanoise (fauna, flora and landscape).

The store to equip your family for your leisure activities: e-MTB rental from size 26 inches, sale and rental of via ferrata / climbing equipment, rental of crampons, 3-wheel strollers, baby carriers, shoes for your hikes. You will also find in your Sport 2000 store a wide choice of technical and fashion clothing, hiking shoes, but also many accessories (backpacks, caps, glasses, sun creams) and a bathing department (swimwear, armbands. ..). You can find the brands Superdry, Picture, Ragwear, Icepeak, CMP, Oxbow, Scott, Millet, Petzl, Barts, La Sportiva, Salomon, Merrel… We also offer a children's section with clothes and shoes.

During the summer holidays, the Maison des Enfants welcomes your children from 3 months to 15 years old. Many courses are offered: pony, mountain biking, hip hop, hiking with night in a refuge, climbing, aquatic activities... more information on our website. In Val Cenis Lanslebourg: Lanslebourg (Hotel Saint Charles (3 months - 2 years old) In Val Cenis Lanslevillard: Val Cenis le Haut (at the bottom of the gondola lift near the bowling alley (3 years - 15 years old). For children from 3 months: we welcome your little ones in our high quality childcare centres, approved by the national child services. For children from 3 years old: we offer various outdoor activities during to make friends, and discover Val Cenis through sporting, culturel and historical activities.

Mountain lodge-refuge located at an altitude of 1690 m, in the Vallon d’Ambin in Haute Maurienne. Accessible by road, it has 40 beds. Self-catering or half-board. Gîte-refuge offering 40 beds divided into rooms and dormitories of different capacities and with variable services. The night spaces are distributed as follows: - Two double bedrooms with bedding provided and private bathrooms for greater comfort - A room sleeping 7 with bedding provided and private bathrooms to stay with family or a group of friends - A bedroom sleeping 4 with a sink and shared bathrooms - Three dormitories of 8 to 10 beds with shared bathrooms There are five showers and seven toilets. A natural camping area is located 100 m from the refuge and provides access to the sanitary facilities and the unpacked room consisting of a kitchen equipped with dishes, refrigerator, kitchen utensils, pots and dining table. The refuge has two reading rooms, a sunny terrace, furnished with tables and benches. The car park is located 200m away. This is a shared space, located in the middle of the mountains, where half-boarders have dinner together and enjoy a natural and peaceful setting. A place that invites you to discover and recharge your batteries. We welcome groups and also visitors for an overnight stay or a short stay with half board. Dinners are mainly vegetarian (possibility of reserving a meat dish with a supplement of €2 per person). The refuge is open all year round by reservation and guarded continuously from June 29 to September 29, 2024. During guarded periods, a light catering and drinks service is provided during the day. The place invites you to disconnect: no telephone network or wifi. Payment methods accepted are checks and cash.

Fort Marie-Christine is a lovely restaurant with vaulted rooms, offering local cuisine for your festive meals with family, friends or professionals.

Located in the heart of the Parc National de la Vanoise, at 2350 m altitude, the refuge of Fond d'Aussois awaits you in a unique and peaceful environment. Refuge camped on a ridge, itself located in a valley at 2350 meters altitude. Several peaks around, face off, south, between the tip and the Ambin culminating Scolette to 3508 meters, the Longe Coast in the middle. - Provision for restoration of biological or locally - A single refueling by helicopter and the rest on the back.

This WWI unique memorial, represents a lady in local dress crying for a relative dead at war. Luc Jaggi-Couvert, originally from Termignon, created this masterpiece. A woman, in local costume, is mourning a relative lost in the war below the church of Val Cenis Termignon. This work by Luc Jaggi-Couvert, a Swiss sculptor from Val-Cenis Termignon, was one of the first monuments to the pacifist dead, even though most people exalt patriotic virtues.

Between 1180 and 1350 the spice trade was active. Smugglers or, perhaps, honest merchants, to thank the Virgin Mary for their many safe journeys through the Vanoise, had this chapel erected in 1536 (testament of the late Jean Perrin) in place of one of their shelters. It was remodelled in 1632, 1710 and 1841 each time in the same spirit. This chapel sheltered ex-voto paintings of mule-drivers and a black virgin, which has now sadly disappeared.

The museum presents the discoveries made in the Balmes cave and the visitor becomes a witness to the culture and cultural influences of these mountain people who had a relationship with their environment that went far beyond mere subsistence. The first farmers and stockbreeders of the Neolithic period settled about 5,600 years ago in the Balmes cave overlooking Val Cenis-Sollières. The museum presents all the objects of the daily life of these first mountain dwellers of Haute Maurienne. The objects and handicrafts on display in the museum plunge the visitor into the daily life of these mountain people, who had a relationship with their environment that went far beyond mere subsistence.

This 50 metre calade in the hamlet of Villard comprises 13 “coltsfeet”. This arrangement of stones set without mortar, facilitated the passage of mule caravans in this steeper portion of the path. Between 2010 and 2014, a joint operation between the town of Termignon and the Vanoise National Park, through the involvement of the Park workers and subsidies granted to the town, resulted in the clearing of about ten cubic metres of land and the reconstruction of dry stone walls.

The Croix de La Loza culminates at 2,377 m in altitude at the summit of a perfectly rounded grassy dome. From there the hiker can enjoy a wide panorama since from this east-oriented prow, he will face the Upper Valley of Maurienne where there is a view of the valley line, from Lanslebourg to Bonneval-sur-Arc, bordered by impressive peaks. But the most majestic sight is towards the north-west. He can then see every detail of the south face of the Dent Parrachée (3,697 m) nearby. Next to the harmonious rock forms and colours, you will feel so small.

It is a herd of sheep from the village of Sollières which has its summer quarters on the alpine pasture of the Loza. Since the return of the wolf, a wooden chalet has been built providing shelter for the shepherd who stays there on a daily basis to ensure the safety of his flock. The Alpage de la Loza benefits from a contract between the farmer, the Chamber of Agriculture and the Park to lead agro-environmental measures conciliating pastoralism and the protection of species.

"The winter heath (Erica carnea) takes its name from its early blooming red or pink, ""flesh coloured” flowers (May-June). It is a protected plant in the Rhône-Alpes region and, although very rare throughout the rest of France, is common in Maurienne. On the Loza route, it reaches record altitudes in the last moors right under la Croix. In early summer, as soon as it has freshly snowed, your walk will take you through a real-life impressionist painting."

"It is not uncommon to see golden eagles on this route. The ingredients essential to the presence of this predator are all provided there. Good hunting grounds rich in prey and good lift for an excellent flight. The marmot unfortunately pays a heavy price given that it constitutes 80% of the eagle’s diet in summer. Chestnut brown in colour, with a 2.25 m wingspan, the golden eagle makes use of the slightest gusts of hot air and can often glide along on a single wingbeat for kilometres. In flight, its wingtips are well raised and its tail is fanned. To hunt it will accelerate near the relief and catch its prey by surprise at the turn of a natural obstacle. The bird of prey’s nest (often referred to as an ""eyrie"") is often located on the other side of the valley in a rocky bar at an altitude lower than the hunting ground so that the prey is easy to carry back by gravity."

The valley of Villeneuve is a wild environment dominated by big rock bars upstream and funnel-shaped forms downstream. The vegetation, consisting of scrawny mountain pines, is evidence of the pressure exerted by avalanches.

At around 2,000 m in altitude, in the valley of Villeneuve, a straight-lined construction indicates the presence of an underground tunnel 16.8 km in length which pipes the waters of the Doron de Termignon from Entre-Deux-Eaux and along the way captures all the torrents of the southern slope of the Vanoise massif to discharge them into the Plan d´Aval dam in the neighbouring town of Aussois. Commissioned in August 1941, the water intake of the Doron de Termignon is one of the thousands that EDF has installed in the Alps.

Refuge located at 2350m altitude, in the heart of the Vanoise National Park. Just 300m from the Bellecombe parking lot, we're easily accessible to all. Traditional, warm and relaxed atmosphere. No dogs (Parc), no CB. Come and enjoy our local specialities in the comfort of our wood-fired stove. A unique menu every day, Savoyard specialities on reservation. At any time, savory and sweet crepes, homemade desserts and tarts, local drinks... Ideal stopover for hiking in the surrounding area: Bellecombe lakes loop, Lanserlia point and lake, Plan du Lac, Vanoise pass, Arpont, Leisse or Femma huts. A convenient base for hikers (Tour des Glaciers de la Vanoise, GR5, via alpina...). If you're a photography or astronomy enthusiast, you'll be delighted to know all about this place. + More info: follow our news on: www.facebook.com/aubergedebellecombe Reservations strongly recommended for meals, essential for overnight stays.

A private refuge built in 2014, the 52-seat Lo Tsamou refuge restaurant is entirely self-contained and eco-friendly. It offers panoramic views of the Vanoise and Haute Maurienne peaks. Welcome to the "Lo Tsamou" refuge, "Le Chamois" in local dialect. Perched at 2,060 m, it is a splendid destination for a walk (1h to 1h15) from the church of Saint Pierre d'Extravache, the first church in the Maurienne, a starting point for numerous hikes and a gourmet stopover. Joseph and Lola welcome you all summer and offer you their table. Relax on the terrace and contemplate the scenery while enjoying cheese and charcuterie, or Savoyard specialities such as Matouille (tomme fondue with potatoes and charcuterie), pavé de cerf.... (Meals for all budgets from €10) And if it's snack time: crêpes, tarts (...with wild rhubarb), real hot chocolate... Come and have an unforgettable time: stilts, coordination skis, tug-of-war, giant skittles, wheelbarrow races, ring games and wood sawing with a skeleton key. This last game is very funny: you have to saw a tree trunk with this big traditional two-person saw called passe-partout, and it's timed! Easy access from Bramans: head for St-Pierre d'Extravache RD 100 (5km), stop at the chapel parking lot. Continue on foot along the path signposted Lo Tsamou à Montbas. Alpine pasture without patoos. Special meals (gluten-free, vegetarian, pork-free, vegan, allergies) are no problem, as long as you let us know as soon as possible!

Traditional Savoyard cooking à la carte or as a menu.

A family valley steeped in history to share, home cooking with local products, this is our refuge in Bramanette! We will have the pleasure of welcoming you to our family valley, of which we can tell you the history of the place. You will be able to taste our home cooking made with local products and taste our blueberry and walnut tarts which make the reputation of our refuge. Dogs are accepted at the refuge on a leash and picnics are authorized on the tables outside the refuge.

At lunchtimes and in the evenings, Igor and Clovis offer the traditional “diots” sausages with polenta meal. Full menu: mixed salad, “diots” sausages and polenta, cheese board and dessert.

Fort Marie-Christine is a lovely restaurant with vaulted rooms, offering local cuisine for your festive meals with family, friends or professionals.

La Guinguette de l'Esseillon, in the heart of the Esseillon forts, close to the via ferrata, the waterfall St Benoit and the doors of the Vanoise National Park, welcomes you to quench your thirst and restore yourself. Snacks : pancakes, Savoyard plates, sweet crepes, ice creams and various drinks, local beers, home made syrup and hot drinks. Books, various magazines and outdoor games for children available.

Hélène, the guardian of the Vallonbrun refuge, offers you light meals and daily specials. She passionately selects her ingredients locally, regionally, organically and enhances the flavors with spices.

Our 100 year-old mountain refuge at the foot of the Grande Casse looks forward to welcoming you. At the crossroads between Pralognan, Tignes, Aussois, Val d’Isère, Termignon, Lanslebourg and the Fort Marie-Thérèse is very easy to access. Marie-Thérèse is always there to welcome you.

The area's chamois and alpine ibex are our next-door neighbors. Come rest, relax, and recharge your batteries and enjoy our bar, snack bar and restaurant! Traditional cuisine and Savoyard specialties. The area's chamois and alpine ibex are our next-door neighbors. Come rest, relax, and recharge your batteries and enjoy our bar, snack bar and restaurant! Traditional cuisine and Savoyard specialties. Summer and winter: a wide variety of starters, main dishes, and desserts that change with the seasons. In summer, Roc de la Pêche adds waffles, and ice cream to its menu.

At the gates of the Vanoise National Park, Le Chenantier welcomes you on the shore of Sollières-Sardières lake, a typical Haute Maurienne village at 1250 meters above sea level, for a very mountain stay, relaxation and rejuvenation in a majestic setting. Le Chenantier offers around fifty green, shaded or sunny pitches. It is located near the lake of the village and the Arc, a river descending from the glaciers, all facing the Vanoise National Park and at the foot of the Dent Parachée (3697m), to offer you a magnificent view to 360 °. Also to discover, the unusual accommodations Log trapper's cabin & real Mongolian Yurts. Marion, Florent and their children will offer you a warm and friendly welcome, and will remain at your disposal throughout your stay, both in terms of services and advice on the many activities in the region for a holiday rich in memories. Ideally located in Haute Maurienne, you can easily navigate in a star to discover the entire territory. Bread deposit at the campsite, fishing and relaxation lake at 50m, bar-pizzeria / playground at 200m, traditional restaurant at 400m and Intermarché at 500m ... nothing is missing! Recommended by the Guide du Routard, the Petit Futé, the Michelin, ACSI and ANWB. Stay Satisfaction Guaranteed for everyone!

Need a stop? The Refuge du Lac Blanc welcomes you for a drink and dessert. Try their delicious small dishes or their homemade blueberry pie. If you feel compelled to prolong your mountain break, stay the night and enjoy the great spectacle before falling asleep and wake up to the Parrachée.

Lovely little chalet overlooking the lake Blanc and easy to reach (40 minute walk). Half board with hearty local meals. Private weekends and evening on request. Booking highly recommended. Refuge at 2300 meters in the Vanoise National Park. Half-board in 18-person dormitory. Bivouac area: 5 tents allowed, by reservation. Catering available at any time of day. Meals for sports enthusiasts can be arranged on request. Privatization possible. Easy access, ideal for families, 35 minutes from the Coëtet parking lot and the Bellecombe parking lot. Mountain bike access from Bellecombe parking lot. Free shuttle service from Termignon.

Located at the gateway to the heart of the park, on the GR5, this Vanoise National Park refuge is open around the clock.

This refuge of the Vanoise National Park is on the GR5, not far from the glacier of the same name. This refuge offers a superb unobstructed view from the roof terrace. The old chalets have been converted into 6- or 10-person dormitories for a pleasant stopover in the refuge. In spring, it is guarded for ski touring. In the heart of the Vanoise National Park, bivouacs are only permitted during the summer months on dedicated sites in the immediate vicinity of the refuge, during the guarding period. We advise you to book your pitch in advance with the refuge.

Traditional, family-run refuge at 2350 m, in the heart of the Vanoise National Park. No dogs (Park) or CB. We are the 3rd generation to bring this mountain pasture to life with passion. We are delighted to welcome you to this place steeped in history, in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. In a few words... - Wood-fired cooking in the authentic inn, - Aperitif boards, Savoy beers, on our sunny terrace overlooking our herd of cows and the surrounding peaks, - Kids Friendly: Pancakes, snacks and games for the kids! - Half-board or overnight accommodation in comfortable, recently refurbished rooms for 2 to 6 people (sleeps 30), - Hiking for all (Tour des lacs de Bellecombe, Pointe de Lanserlia, GR5, Tour des glaciers de la Vanoise...) - High-altitude flora and fauna in a majestic, unspoilt setting close to mountain lakes and at the foot of the Vanoise glaciers. - Easy access, just 300m from the Bellecombe parking lot. - Great activities: family yoga, post-exercise massages, board games, trampoline, books... - A mountain pasture with dairy cows grazing for Beaufort milk. See you soon! Please note Don't forget to make a reservation and check the regulations in force, as this site is in the heart of the Vanoise National Park.

Summer: from the opening of the pass: 6 rooms. Old border, historic place of passage on the imperial road drawn by Napoleon (RD 1006). Traditional and sporty menus. Winter: the refuge is accessible by chairlift, on skis or on foot.

These three small chalets of stone, wood and slate huddled at 2320 m altitude are former alpine chalets fully restored. Centrally located at the Tour of the Vanoise Glaciers and the GR5. Easy access 30 min walk from the arrival of the Grand Jeu chairlift, 1 hour from the Carrière car park, 2 hours around the Plan d'Amont dam. Night, half-board, bivouac, local and "home-made" catering, picnic, drinks, blueberry pies... Terrace with a view of the dams, fountains... New: Panoramic bubbles for an unforgettable night under the starry sky and bivouac area more comfort. We adapt according to sanitary conditions, please respect the barrier gestures during your stay.

Discover the Fournache refuge, overlooking the Plan d'Amont and Plan d'Aval dams at the foot of the Dent Parrachée, at an altitude of 2340m on the edge of the Vanoise National Park and on the GR5. It is primarily a stage on the tour of the glaciers of the Vanoise. The refuge was built in stone, wood and slate in the purest mountain tradition, in place of a former Alpine chalet. The wooden interior offers a modern refuge while maintaining an authentic character. It enjoys an exceptional view over Lake Plan d'Amont and Plan d'Aval.

Located in the area of ​​the Vanoise National Park 2511 meters above sea level, overlooking deductions Plan Downstream and Upstream of Plan above the village of Aussois. From the refuge, you can embark on: Tour of the Vanoise Glaciers with its green balcony, an ice crossing, an iconic summit Dent Parrachée like a rock face (the great Chatelard) ... Or just an afternoon in the sun loungers! Time for a night, you'll also get to savor the atmosphere if special cohabitation aloft in a small space where each sharing the passion of the other.