"Along the water's edge"
The path is mainly in the forest, following the small, almost flat canal. it is shady and runs alongside the water, so you will enjoy the coolness in the summer and the stunning scenery in the winter.
The last part of the trail is through meadows in the sun, passing the Traitaz mountain chalets and offering lovely views of the valley. You can stop for a picnic at "Les Avinières". From there, a 20 minute walk will take you back to the car park and Prachanié refreshment bar.
Variants:
At the midway point (3 km), there is a quick and easy path that takes you back in around 20 minutes.
A little further on, you can take a short detour of about 30 metres to see the Saint Benoit oratory.
Variants:
At the midway point (3 km), there is a quick and easy path that takes you back in around 20 minutes.
A little further on, you can take a short detour of about 30 metres to see the Saint Benoit oratory.
Niveau difficulté
Level red – hard
Prices
Free access.
Opening
From 21/12 to 26/04 daily.
Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.
Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.
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Characteristic
Animals accepted
yes
Durée
2h00
Distance
6.3 km
Elevation gain
220 m
Descent
220 m
Type of itinerary
Circuit
Précision balisage
Nature of the terrain
Non-groomed itinerary
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Altitude
700m
La Plagne Vallée
