The panorama from the summit of Le Hucel offers a magnificent view of Lake Geneva. From March to May, you can observe migratory birds.
Magnificent chestnut trees line the path leading to Troubois.
You'll also discover the place where Jean-Jacques Rousseau liked to meditate (a stone symbolizes the spot).
Shortly afterwards, be careful not to fall into the Cottelet wolf trap!
Alternative: you can start from Meillerie.
- Sport
Quarry workers'hike
About
Signs
PDIPR-type signposting with beige panels and green writing.
Map references
TOP 25 N°3528 ET Morzine Massif du Chablais Les Portes du Soleil
Topoguides references
On sale in the tourist offices of the pays d’Évian.
Further informations
Ground, Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring), Grit
0/ Start at the hamlet "Les Combes". Park at the bend a little lower down where you will find the starting path.
1/ Take the direction of Hucel.
2/ Arriving at the latter, take the direction of the hamlet "Le Maravent". Then take a path on the left indicating "Les Reboux". When you reach the hamlet of "Les Reboux", take the path that goes down towards Meillerie (steep slope).
3/ You will come out at about 100 m from the stone of Jean Jacques Rousseau. Take this direction. Go along the road and at the edge of the village take the track on the left.
4/ Follow the path through the woods and cross 2 rivers on your way. You will arrive at the hamlet "Troubois". Take the road that goes up on your left (chemin des Chapieux). Continue to climb and you will reach your starting point.
Panorama of Hucel.
Stone to Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Meillerie)
Prices
Free access.
Reception
Pets allowed on a lead
Period of practice
From 01/01 to 31/12.
Accessible depending on weather conditions. Ask at the tourist office for information on access conditions.
- Pets welcome
- Parking
Contacts
Access
Departure from Lugrin, at the hamlet " Les Combes"