Landscape in Savoie

The Alpine Garden, located in the magnificent site of Mount Cenis presents more than 250 species of flowers and plants of the Alps. In addition to the thematic itinerary, it offers every summer numerous activities for a family audience

Located under the village church, stroll through this peaceful educational space. Themed desks and botanical signs mark the route in order to enlighten the visitor on the flora, fauna and heritage of the mountain environment.

Above Bonneval sur arc, the Evettes glaciers is one of the most extraordinary one in Savoy Mont Blanc (Savoie Mont Blanc) due to its natural wealth and hiking accessibility. It is surrounded by peaks more than 3000m altitude high.

Lake Plan d'Aval (1 948m) is a website popular with walkers - you can walk around - like fishermen (public domain). At the entrance of the Vanoise National Park, hiking and many are used to admire the flora and fauna.

Waters "turquoise" of Plan d'Amont (2 078m) are a delight for the eyes. Surrounded by majestic mountains, it's a perfect starting point for many tours and hikes in the national park of Vanoise.

Built between 1945 and 1956, these two dams are built into the Hydroelectric Complex Haute-Maurienne and participate in particular filling the reservoir of Mont Cenis. They are located near the National Park of the Vanoise.

The river Arc is part of the village life. It changes its river bed according to the requent flood and leaves its prints in the landscapes.

Geological curiosity famous for its climbing, thin needle of cargneule with warm shades, yellow ochre, 93 meters high overlooking the forest of Plan Bois. Gateway to the Vanoise National Park.

Located in the central zone of the Vanoise National Park, this sector is one of the most interesting from a floristic point of view. ZNIEFF" zone: Natural zone of Ecological, Floristic and Faunistic interest.

The Chappe telegraph is an optical telecommunications system set up by Napoleon. Located at an altitude of 2000 m on the Paris Milan line in the Vanoise National Park, the Mollard-Fleury poste (or substation) has been restored and in summer regular visits will allow you to discover its operation. Two other substations have also been restored, making it possible to send messages.