27% are classified as sensitive natural areas.
Living, year-round, in the village.
A remarkable rate for a mountain community.
This is a third of the national rate (source: INSEE).
A rare and protected species, recorded in the Aravis.
Le Grand-Bornand is alive and kicking all year round.
For black grouse.
Together they account for almost a third of total production in the PDO area.
(of hydraulic origin), is certified green by the Compagnie Nationale du Rhône.
The bornandin livestock. Barely less than the number of inhabitants.
130 mountain chalets (dating from before 1950) contribute to the architectural homogeneity of the resort. The oldest, dating from 1664, is still inhabited by the same family.
The last in the region.
This is the altitude of Pointe Percée, the highest point in the Aravis mountain range.
Le Grand-Bornand.
The number of overnight stays in Grand-Bornand all year round (47% in summer, 53% in winter).
That’s the weight of the organ at Notre Dame de l’Assomption church, the largest in Haute-Savoie with its 40 stops and 3,500 pipes.
The number of kilometres of signposted footpaths in the commune alone.
Visible in a traditional Grand-Bornand home: the Maison du Patrimoine, open to the public.
The number of kilometres of mountain bike trails in Le Grand-Bornand.
Touring the Grand-Bornand area.
