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Hike to La Floria
Access
Starting from :
Latitude :
6.87089
Longitude :
45.931203
Map ref. :
Cartes des sentiers de la vallée de Chamonix, en vente dans les offices de tourisme de la vallée ou dans notre boutique en ligne
Family-friendly . Shaded trail. Creamery and restaurant at the end of the trail, with comfortable panoramic terrace facing the Aiguilles de Chamonix.
Along the road from Les Nants from Le Belvedere, head up Chemin de la Floria
(a forest track), leaving behind the footpath to La Charlanon on your left. You will go past the EDF power station (built in 1897) and then cross the Couloir des Nants. The path then joins the Petit Balcon Sud footpath. Follow it as far as the junction at 1,195 m altitude, then take the footpath on the left. This takes you up across Couloir de la Floria at 1,240 m and brings you out at the chalet.
Other itineraries are available from Les Tines or Les Praz.
More information at the Tourist Office, the High Mountain Office, and in our hiking guide.
Careful: path conditions may change - remember to check the latest information before setting off.
Services
Rates
Free of charge.
Period(s) of use
From 01/05 to 16/11
Subject to favorable weatherSubject to snow conditions
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Pets allowed
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I - La prairie de Pralin (hiver)
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Pedestrian sports
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Medium
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Pedestrian sports
D' - La Tania - Courchevel 1850 (hiver)
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Level red – hard
415m
55m
Linking the two resorts, this long forest walk is the perfect choice for a peaceful outing. The path, first uphill, then flat to Courchevel 1850, crosses the mythical Eclipse piste.
