- Sport
Walk Au fil de l'eau
A landscaped and marked footpath will lead you from the leisure center to the Saint-Théodule square (Church). As its name suggests, the walk follows the course of the Englennaz stream where Water will become your "companion" ...
About
Signs
Wooden signs
Topoguides references
TOP 25 IGN 3430 ET
Further informations
Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring), Grit
By taking this easy route, you will discover the heritage of the city: natural, historical and religious. You can also stretch your limbs thanks to the sports equipment for everyone on the course.
From the leisure center to the church: 30 minutes
From the leisure center car park, retrace your steps in the direction of the roundabout by which you arrived. Continue straight on, you will come to a bridge which is the entry point to the trail. Start following the path, which
has sports equipment, if you want to make your ride more dynamic. Follow the path and the signs, watch out for some pedestrian crossings. Continue along the stream, bypass the Charmilles school while staying on the sidewalk. On your right, cross the pedestrian crossing and find the path that follows the stream. You will then walk along pretty flower gardens. Cross the bridge which will lead you to the garden adjoining the Saint-Théodule Church.
Return: 30 minutes
Either retrace your steps or take the greenway along the Arve.
To do more: continue on the greenway towards the Cluses Tourist Office.
Prices
Free access.
Reception
Period of practice
All year round.
- Pets welcome
- Play area
- Picnic area
Contacts
Access
From Cluses, take the D902B, in the direction of Thyez. At the entrance to Thyez, turn left onto Avenue des Lacs, then at the roundabout, take the 1st right.
At the second roundabout, take the 3rd exit on the left, then at the last
roundabout, take the 3rd exit Rue des Sorbiers. The Forum des lacs has a large car park.
- Visual disability
- Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
Accessible to people with reduced mobility.
No obstacles on the way and tactile strips on the floor at crossings and pedestrian crossings.
