Snowshoeing, by day or night, is a great way to get up close and personal with the wilderness, and to get off the beaten track. A pure experience, discovering the surrounding peaks and exceptional fauna, starting with the mythical bearded vulture, three pairs of which have inhabited the area since the species was reintroduced in 1987, the black grouse, whose protection zones have recently been reinforced in the valleys of Mont Lachat, and the Alpine ibex, the prestigious guest of our mountains, which can be seen on the slopes of the Col de la Colombière.
Un couple de grands-parents et leur petit fils partagent un moment de complicité au vieux Chinaillon, lors d'une sortie en raquettes à neigeLe Grand-BornandWinter Discovery Trail
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Enjoying the mountainswithout skiing
Who said the mountains were just for skiers? In Le Grand-Bornand, 43km of pistes and signposted footpaths of all levels of difficulty line the slopes, giving you the chance to stroll as close as possible to typical hamlets such as Les Bouts or Vieux Chinaillon, with their chalets weathered over the centuries…
You can also discover Toumo yoga, a Tibetan-inspired practice that helps you push back the limits of your resistance to the cold and deeply purify your body.
A family of four in colourful ski outfits as well as ski equipment including gloves, helmets and goggles, in a snowy environment under a clear blue sky.The people are placed at the top of a snowy slope. A child in the centre throws snow into the air with his ski, creating a joyful and lively dynamic.Renew your season pass with a Magic Pass!
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