What's the best way to see Mont Blanc?

Without hesitation, the Crêtes du Mont-Chéry trail. It’s one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Haute-Savoie on the roof of Europe.

Is the Planet Trail accessible to young children?

Yes, it’s a wide, relatively flat path that starts at the arrival of the cable car. Playful stations representing the planets punctuate the walk and capture the attention of the youngest visitors.

Are there any water points on Mont-Chéry?

We advise you to take your water bottles with you. You’ll find plenty to eat and drink on the terraces of the mountain restaurants located at the arrival of the cable car and on Mont Caly.

Chavannes slope hike – Summer hikes

Our panoramic routes on the slopes of Mont-Chéry

Mont-Chéry lends itself to all kinds of walking, from educational strolls to long-distance hikes. Here are the not-to-be-missed routes on this slope:

For your eyesight and senses

The Crêtes du Mont-Chéry (+ variant): This is the “postcard route”. Walk along the ridges with Mont Blanc as your only witness. A classic you’ll never tire of.
Le Grand Tour du Mont-Chéry (+ variant): A complete immersion to discover all the facets of this emblematic summit, from sunny slopes to more secret slopes.

The crests of Mont-Chéry + variant

Discover the itinerary Walk on the roof of Les Gets! This 6.5km itinerary takes you up to the crest of Mont Chéry from a comfortable departure point high up on the cable car....

The Grand Tour of Mont Chéry + variant

Discover the route The great Gets adventure! This demanding 14.6 km route takes you all the way around the giant of Les Gets. It’s a multi-faceted hike that pushes back...

Sentier des Planètes + variant

Discover the itinerary Reach for the moon with the whole family! This 5.6 km panoramic loop links the cable car to the magnificent hamlet of Mont Caly. It’s an almost...

Lassare

Discover the itinerary Mountain culture! This 4.5km family walk, mainly downhill, takes you away from the peaks of Mont Chéry and into the heart of an authentic hamlet....

For discovery and the family

The Path of the Planets (+ variant): A fun and educational walk that reproduces our solar system to scale. Perfect for motivating children to climb and learn at the same time!
Lassare: A shorter, more peaceful walk, ideal for soaking up the serene atmosphere of the Chéry mountain pastures.

Wild and secret

L’Envers du Mont-Chéry (The other side of Mont-Chéry): Change your perspective by heading down the opposite side of the village. A wilder route, far from the hustle and bustle, where nature reclaims its rights.

The other side of Mont-Chéry

Discover the itinerary A breath of fresh air and serenity! Get away from the crowds on this 8.5km loop. This secret route, mostly shaded, reveals the hidden, wild side of Mont...

Easier access to the summit

Why run out of breath when you can start right with the view? The Mont-Chéry cable car takes you to the heights in just a few minutes. From there, most of the itineraries (such as the Sentier des Planètes or the Crêtes) are available to you without any major initial ascent.

Advice from the local expert

For a truly memorable experience, we recommend climbing Mont-Chéry at the end of the day. The low-angled light over the Mont-Blanc massif colours the peaks in shades of orange: the perfect moment for a contemplative break before heading back down to the village.

FAQ : Your questions about the Mont-Chéry slope

What's the best way to see Mont Blanc?
Without hesitation, the Crêtes du Mont-Chéry trail. It’s one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Haute-Savoie on the roof of Europe.
Is the Planet Trail accessible to young children?
Yes, it’s a wide, relatively flat path that starts at the arrival of the cable car. Playful stations representing the planets punctuate the walk and capture the attention of the youngest visitors.
Are there any water points on Mont-Chéry?
We advise you to take your water bottles with you. You’ll find plenty to eat and drink on the terraces of the mountain restaurants located at the arrival of the cable car and on Mont Caly.