A trail that will reveal the secrets of Longefoy's history and heritage.
All the way along the trail, you will discover the heriatge buildings in the small Savoyard village of Longefoy. A pretty, easy walk in unspoilt surroundings.
Starts: after the stop sign as you leave Montalbert.
Arrives: Longefoy
1/ Take the road going to Aime and 100 m after the resort's entry sign branch off to the right on the marked track where you will see the explanatory noticeboards. 2/ You arrive next to the mill. You can visit the village of 300 inhabitants and climb up to La Superga chapel which overlooks it.
The track that you take to go down used to be the access road to the hamlet of Montalbert which, until 1973, was part of the commune of Longefoy.
Places of interest: the mill with its wheel, the bread oven, La Superga chapel: the church of Saint Jacques, the village.
Arrives: Longefoy
1/ Take the road going to Aime and 100 m after the resort's entry sign branch off to the right on the marked track where you will see the explanatory noticeboards. 2/ You arrive next to the mill. You can visit the village of 300 inhabitants and climb up to La Superga chapel which overlooks it.
The track that you take to go down used to be the access road to the hamlet of Montalbert which, until 1973, was part of the commune of Longefoy.
Places of interest: the mill with its wheel, the bread oven, La Superga chapel: the church of Saint Jacques, the village.
Niveau difficulté
Level green – easy
For beginners / novice
Prices
Free of charge.
Opening
From 01/12 to 30/04.
Downloadable files
Characteristic
Minimum age
3 yrs
Animals accepted
yes
Durée
2h00
Distance
4 km
Elevation gain
180 m
Descent
180 m
Type of itinerary
Return
Précision balisage
Nature of the terrain
Not suitable for strollers
Groomed trail
To discover as well
The heritage trail
73210 Plagne-Montalbert
Altitude
1350m
Plagne Montalbert
