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La Traie, a site of outstanding natural beauty

This is a wide-open area which takes you back in time, composed of Alpine pastures and ancient mountain chalets, nestling between the forests of les Allues and Col de la Lune at 1,650m altitude. Come here to connect with nature and the traditions of the mountains.
This natural site is ideal for open air activities such as hiking or ski touring in winter and there are two establishments offering accommodation and meals.

alp La Traie, a site of outstanding natural beauty Les Allues

    About

    Les Allues (73550)

    La Traie Alpine pastureland is a part of the Vanoise Massif in Savoie. It lies at 1,650m altitude, above the village of Les Allues, the administrative centre of the Méribel Valley. It offers a natural site which is ideal for open air activities such as hiking or ski touring in winter, and the atmosphere of a secret and well-preserved corner of the mountains, far from the bustle of the ski resorts.
    This special place is accessible on foot, or by off-piste skiing, ski touring or snowshoeing, according to the season. A number of varied footpaths and itineraries run through the area, and these paths are accessible to all, including families. There are magnificent views over the nearby villages and some of the most beautiful peaks in the region, such as la Grande Casse, le Grand Bec and le Mont-Blanc.
    You can either set out for the day to explore the area (leave three to six hours, depending on which route you take, either on a circular walk or a there-and-back walk) or you can enjoy the unique experience of spending the night in a luxurious mountain refuge.
    Two establishments on site offer accommodation and meals with high-end services.
    Accessible from la Traie: Col de la Lune, Croix Jean-Claude, Grand Lac

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      Prices

      Free of charge.

      Reception

      Languages spoken : French

      Opening

      All year round.

      Access

      La Traie Méribel - Les Allues 73550 Les Allues
      Information update on 29/01/2022 by Méribel Tourisme