From the church to Planzury: 40 minutes Cross the bridge and go left on the road. In the first bend, take the path next to the house “Le Perce-neige”. It crosses the fields and the road to go opposite on the steep ascent of Bellegarde, after the oratory. Follow the beacon posts in the housing estate to the Bellegarde farm. Continue to climb up to the Colombière road. Follow this road to the right for about 200 meters, until the intersection of Planzury. From Planzury to the David coast: 1h35 Leave the road and go up in the field on the right following the beacon posts. The trail continues through the undergrowth to a hairpin. Follow the path to the right and continue straight in the direction of Malatrait then Saint-Bruno. Cross the road and go down to Côte David. From Côte David to La Caronière: 40 minutes Follow the road to go on the opposite side to La Touvière. The road ends after this farm and continues through the forest on a path. Follow the direction of La Caronière From La Caronière to the church: 35 minutes At La Caronière, take the direction of the basin then the Chartreuse du Reposoir. Walk along the body of water and follow the beacon posts on the left to reach the Fréchet cross. Continue straight until the village.
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The balconies of the Reposoir - Hike
Sport The balconies of the Reposoir - Hike Le Reposoir
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Grit, Ground
Respect the flora and fauna already weakened by winter. Keep your dogs on a leash. Bring back your rubbish.
The history of the village of Reposoir is closely linked to that of the Chartreuse, founded in the 12th century. The religious institution, now the Carmelite Monastery, is a former Charterhouse, founded in 1151 by Aymon de Faucigny to accommodate monks of the order of Saint-Bruno. The whole is classified as a historical monument.
Reception
Keep your dog on a leash, he can scare off herds and wild animals.
Services
- Pets welcome
- Public WC
Contacts
Access
From Cluses, take the D4 towards Le Reposoir. Park in front of the Church in the center of the village.
Information update on 22/10/2024 by Cluses Arve & montagnes Tourisme