Holiday rentals Aravis

What to do in the Aravis?

Part of the Savoie-Mont Blanc region, the Aravis Mountains are full of interesting activities thanks to this mountain range straddling the Haute-Savoie and Savoie. Their summit is the Pointe Percée, which rises to an altitude of 2750 meters. During your stay in Savoie, you will have the opportunity to go hiking in the Aravis massif to learn about the pleasures of the high mountains. This is an opportunity to appreciate nature and the Mont Blanc massif. It is also possible to go paragliding on the Col de la Forclaz. In La Clusaz, it is possible to visit the massif by Nordic skiing. Each skier will be able to choose his or her own itinerary according to his or her level and the length of the circuit. Finally, equestrian sports enthusiasts can enjoy visiting the Aravis on horseback in summer.

Where to eat in the Aravis?

During your activities, while passing through the Thônes valleys, you can take the opportunity to go and see the production of farmhouse Reblochon cheese. You will have the opportunity to taste this famous raw milk cheese. Otherwise, in Serraval, go to the Maison de la Pomme et du Biscantin to taste the mountain apple and other related products. A children's animation provides information to the youngest about the cycle of the apple through the seasons.

What to visit in Aravis?

There are many opportunities to visit charming villages and beautiful sites in the Aravis massif. These include the village of La Clusaz and its Confins valley, a visit for a breathtaking view of the Hameau des Alpes and the Col des Aravis. Otherwise, the village of Thônes, which is the capital of the Reblochon cheese, is home to the museum of the Resistance, the museum of the Thônes country, as well as its church and its national necropolis of Glières. In Grand-Bornand, you will discover the Bouchet valley and the old village of Chinaillon, also called the house of heritage.

Where to hike or ride in Aravis?

Cycling on the Grand-Bornand trail is a great way to discover the Aravis massif. Whether solo or with the family, cyclists can use this route to follow in the footsteps of the stars of the Tour de France. In winter, the walk to visit the Aravis massif can be done in a different way, either by sled dog. This is suitable for both children and adults.