Mountain biking - Boucle des Crêts
Access
Starting from :
Latitude :
6.193222
Longitude :
46.15428
Map ref. :
Easy walk on a landscaped path through vast alpine plains. Enjoy exceptional views of Mont Blanc, Annecy lake, the valleys of Arve and Giffre, the town of Geneva and Lake Geneva.
Possibility of departure from the arrival station of the cable car OR from La Bouillette (La Croisette).
From La Bouillette:
From the car park, follow the D41 for 500m towards the cable car (Telepherique). At the directional sign, turn right onto the access track to the Pile farm. Go through the 2 gates of the fences and continue along a well-marked path. He enters the forest, passes next to a small pond, then goes around the Grange-Gaby house at the bottom. Continue along the forest road to the directional signs indicating La Muraz on the right and Le Balcon des Crets on the left. Go up the path and join the D41 road. Take it on the right for 100m. At the sign "Grande Gorge Nord" go up to the left through the pastures until the sign "Grande Gorge Sud". Continue on the ridge line to the southwest towards La Bouillette, and pass to the right of the summit pylon.
Services
Rates
A charge is made for the cable car ride up.
Period(s) of use
From 01/01 to 31/12
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Pets allowed
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