Walks and hikes

A 100% nature trail in Rumilly!
A 1.5-hour discovery walk allowing you to rediscover the different natural environments crossed as well as the history of the area.
Fun and interactive signs will punctuate your journey.

Closed in case of heavy rain, flooding or high water.
Dogs must be kept on a leash only.
Includes narrow and slippery sections (small river crossings)

Hiking trail in Mont Clergeon, mainly forested, allowing you to discover some geological curiosities such as the large basin.

A family walk punctuated by beautiful panoramas of the surrounding mountains and the village of Massingy, which can be admired in particular at the orientation table.

A variation of the larger Albanais Hills loop, more accessible and doable in half a day. Alternate between forest and open areas. Discover varied viewpoints and several heritage sites. No technical difficulties.

A family-friendly route allowing you to discover local heritage and enjoy unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside and mountains.

A beautiful family hike alternating between forests and alpine pastures.
Discover beautiful panoramas on the Albanian side, and on the Savoy side near the Sapenay pass.

This family-friendly, rural walk, starting from the church square in Vieugy, allows you to discover the biodiversity of the Lesse and Mathonex marshes.

These protected natural areas are home to numerous animal species and especially remarkable insects: butterflies and dragonflies. Throughout the seasons you can admire a wide variety of plants: orchids, the lovely grass-of-Parnassus, marsh marigold, and bogbean.



Currently, the Asters association (Conservatoire des espaces naturels Haute Savoie) is responsible for the preservation of these wetlands. Ideal in spring, summer, or autumn, this peaceful path is accessible to hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders.



The starting point for this hike is accessible by public transport from the center of Annecy. Ideal for families, the trail alternates between forest, meadow, and picturesque villages!

A predominantly forested route that will allow you
to enjoy several interesting panoramas,
particularly at the Clergeon cross. Several
Points of interest dot the route: the Great Vat, the
remains of the youth camp charcoal kilns.

A pleasant loop starting from Quintal. This walk combines heritage and nature: a lovely viewpoint at the Saint-Catherine viewpoint allows you to appreciate the southern part of the Jura massif as well as the Albanais and the Annecy plain.

A nature-themed game will also be offered by the primary school children: the "Little Quintalises and Quantalis" game. To conclude the story of the Paccard bells and the birth of a dynasty!

Information:

- Four-season walk: be careful after heavy rain and in autumn due to hunting in the Semnoz area - very pleasant in summer: in the forest

- Beware of mountain bikers, you are likely to encounter them, especially on the upper part of the path

- SIBRA bus from Annecy: Rythmo bus 2 (Seynod Vieugy stop) and then Bus 13 get off at the terminus in Quintal at the fruitière, go to the church to start this route.

- Parking: opposite the church

A beautiful hike offering access to the alpine pastures at the summit of Semnoz mountain, via its balcony trails. Enjoy exploring this iconic landscape, in the Haute-Savoie section of the Bauges Regional Natural Park.

This sporting route offers you the opportunity to climb the Semnoz from Gruffy, near Annecy.



Highly prized for the many outdoor activities it offers, it is nicknamed "Mountain of the people of Annecy".



The ascent is mostly through wooded areas before reaching the alpine pastures of the summit plateau. Indeed, pastoral tradition is deeply rooted in the history of this place. Tomme, Chevrotin, and Reblochon are just some of the Savoyard cheeses produced locally, and you'll have the opportunity to observe the work of the local herders.



From the Chalets de Leschaux, you will be able to access the Crêt de Châtillon, the highest point of the Semnoz (1702 m) and a viewpoint overlooking the surrounding peaks, equipped with a viewpoint indicator.



The route offers many other panoramas, allowing you to discover the Savoyard foothills, the Bauges, the Bornes, the Aravis, Mont Blanc and the Beaufortain.

This loop follows paths between cultivated fields and forests to reach the hamlet of La Combe de Sillingy and the Bornachon orientation table.

Numerous viewpoints overlooking the Alps and Mont Blanc are present along the route.

This rather long walk, but without any particular difficulty, takes you to discover Sillingy and its surrounding hamlets.



Near Annecy, the Sillingy loop offers varied scenery, allowing you to admire the nearby Mandallaz and Montagne d'Age.



From the church in the main village, you can reach the hamlet of La Combe, nestled on the Bornachon hill. Thanks to its slightly elevated position, the commune of Sillingy offers sweeping views of the Annecy basin, the pre-Alpine massifs, and Mont Blanc in the distance. The Bornachon orientation table will allow you to better appreciate this panorama.



In the heart of beautiful rural landscapes, you will walk between the valleys of Vaulx and Sillingy, passing by the Crêt d'Angely. The route also takes you to the foot of the Montagne d'Age, the last ridge of the Salève before the Gorges du Fier.



Finally, just before your return to the starting point, you will also have the opportunity to discover the natural site of the Puits de l'Homme marshes.

A very beautiful hike which offers numerous viewpoints over the Albanais plain, the Val de Fier gorge and the surrounding mountain ranges.