Is the Chavannes slope suitable for children?

Absolutely! This is the most accessible side. Trails like the “Têtards” trail or the tour of the Lac des Écoles are designed specifically for families.

Can I take a pushchair upstairs?

Some wide, passable sections are accessible, but we recommend using a hiking baby carrier to enjoy all the trails.

Are there any restoration points on the slope?

Yes, you’ll find a number of mountain restaurants and refuges where you can enjoy a local speciality or simply have a drink overlooking the mountains.

Summer trails in Les Gets Escape to the slopes of Les Chavannes

Welcome to the sunny, gentle side. The Chavannes slope is the ideal adventure playground for those seeking to combine the pleasure of walking with breathtaking panoramas. Here, between fir forests, high mountain pastures and protected wetlands, the mountain reveals itself in its most welcoming light.

Our favourite routes on the Chavannes slope

The Chavannes slope offers a multitude of signposted trails to suit all tastes. Here is a selection to help you prepare for your next outing:

Between wild nature and panoramas

Loex walk (+ variant): Immerse yourself in the heart of a sensitive natural area. An invigorating route through clearings and undergrowth.
Les Crêtes de la Rosta (+ variant): Get some height! This balcony trail offers spectacular 360° views.
La Croix de Nabor: An accessible hike to one of the hillside’s iconic viewpoints.

Les Crêtes de la Rosta + variant

Discover the route Gain height effortlessly! This 9.5 km crossing takes advantage of a ridge profile to offer you breathtaking panoramic views of the mountain pastures and...

La Croix de Nabor

Discover the route A balcony between two valleys! This 6km descent takes you along the natural border between Les Gets and Morzine. A panoramic route that ends with a peaceful...

The Jacquicourt Chapel

Discover the itinerary Total immersion in the wilderness! This 12km route takes you well off the beaten track. With its open views over the mountain pastures and peaceful...

The Moudon Chapel

Discover the itinerary The call of calm and authenticity! This 5.8 km loop is a veritable secret garden. Between grassy paths and dense undergrowth, it leads you to a...

The peat bog trail

Discover the route A fun adventure along the water! This short 2.7 km loop invites you to discover the secrets of the Mouille des Boittets wetland. It’s an easy route,...

La Chapelle de Jacquicourt: A place steeped in history, nestling in greenery, ideal for a meditative break.
La Chapelle de Moudon : Discover the local heritage through the mountain pastures.
Le sentier de la Tourbière (The peat bog trail): An educational immersion in this fragile and fascinating ecosystem.

Fun family walks

The Tadpole Trail: A favourite route for little explorers! An easy, fun loop to discover mountain aquatic life.
Les Bois de la Turche: A shady walk perfect for sunny days, sheltered by tall fir trees.

The Tadpole Trail

Discover the itinerary A gentle version of the mountains! An almost flat family walk that takes you to the tranquil waters of the Plan du Rocher. A perfect route for a picnic...

Your tools for a successful outing

Equipment

Even in summer, the weather can change quickly. Make sure you bring good shoes, water and sun protection.

Respect for the environment

You will be crossing grazing areas. Stay on the paths and keep your dogs on a lead near the herds.

Security

Before setting off, check the weather conditions and take along the guidebook available from the Tourist Office.

FAQ : Your questions about the Chavannes slope

Is the Chavannes slope suitable for children?
Absolutely! This is the most accessible side. Trails like the “Têtards” trail or the tour of the Lac des Écoles are designed specifically for families.
Can I take a pushchair upstairs?
Some wide, passable sections are accessible, but we recommend using a hiking baby carrier to enjoy all the trails.
Are there any restoration points on the slope?
Yes, you’ll find a number of mountain restaurants and refuges where you can enjoy a local speciality or simply have a drink overlooking the mountains.