Beginner or experienced hikers, whatever your fitness level, snowshoeing is perfect for discovering and contemplating the winter mountain environment around La Clusaz. The Aravis mountain range is full of wild places where the guides and mountain leaders will take you for a moment of escape and sharing, ideal for recharging your batteries.
Several options are available, for either a half-day or full day.
4 different levels:
- Green: Half-day, introduction, about 2 hours of walking.
- Blue: Half-day, little elevation gain and no technical difficulty.
- Red: Half-day, more challenging outing with elevation gain and some steeper climbs and/or descents (up to 350 m of elevation).
- Black: Full day, a demanding hike for experienced hikers, with no particular technical difficulties, but covering a longer distance with greater elevation gain (400 to 600 m) (accessible from 12 y.o.).
A weekly schedule is available at theGuides Office.
It’s also possible to do a nighttime outing, on Thursday evening from 6 pm: "Snowshoeing and gastronomy under the stars": Easy level. 200 m of elevation gain. A simple hike of about 1h30 before dinner and 30 minutes to return to the cars. Savoyard dinner included.
- Snow-shoes
Group snowshoe hike with the Guides Office
About
Prices
Half-day: €26 per child and €29 per adult
Full day: €51 per child and €57 per adult
Package of 3 outings: €74 per child and €83 per adult
Night outing: €69 per child and €75 per adult (Savoyard meal included).
Reception
Equipment to bring:
- Snowshoes and poles (not provided)
- Waterproof and high-ankle shoes (for ankle support)
- Warm and waterproof clothing
- Small backpack with water and a packed lunch
Transportation to the starting points can be done by free shuttle (Aravisbus) or carpooling.
Dates
From 15/12 to 15/04, daily. Dates to be confirmed.
Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.
- Equipment hire
- Accompanied
- Booking obligatory
Contacts
Access
Depending on the hikes, the meeting points can be as follows:
- ESF Village: in the village center, in front of the Guides Office and the French Ski School
- Chapelle des Confins: in front of the cross-country skiing area at the Confins, next to the chapel
- Col de la Croix Fry: at the entrance of the Beauregard cross-country skiing area, under the large wooden arch