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Hike to the Pointe-Percée Hut
in Le Grand-Bornand
7.4
km
2h 30min
Hard
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The Gramusset Hut is located right beneath the Point Percée, the high point of the Aravis Mountains (2750m). Start from Col des Annes Pass, which is surrounded by alpine pastures and is the birthplace of the area's famous farmhouse Reblochon cheese.
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Trailhead: Col des Annes Pass.
Starting elevation: 1721m
Maximum elevation: 2164m
Roundtrip out and back.
Difficulty: difficult
Adopt a natural attitude throughout your walk:
Before setting off:
-Find out about the weather conditions. In the mountains, the weather changes quickly, so be prepared for heat, rain, wind and fatigue,
- Don't forget to take water with you,
- tell someone about the route you are taking.
During your hike :
-respect the paths, do not cut outside...Trailhead: Col des Annes Pass.
Starting elevation: 1721m
Maximum elevation: 2164m
Roundtrip out and back.
Difficulty: difficult
Adopt a natural attitude throughout your walk:
Before setting off:
-Find out about the weather conditions. In the mountains, the weather changes quickly, so be prepared for heat, rain, wind and fatigue,
- Don't forget to take water with you,
- tell someone about the route you are taking.
During your hike :
-respect the paths, do not cut outside them,
- do not frighten livestock, do not cut wires and close fences,
- Observe wildlife from a distance,
- Nature is not a dustbin, so keep your rubbish and dispose of it in the containers provided in the villages,
- don't overestimate your abilities, some routes require good physical and technical skills.
On your return :
- Keep hydrated,
- Let us know if you have any comments.
- Departure
- Le Grand-Bornand
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- Information available at the Tourism Office or refer to the maps and/or guidebooks to locate the various hikes.
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Plain text rates
- Free
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Plain text period
- From spring to fall, depending on snow conditions; you are responsible for your own safety. Look online or call for information on conditions.
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Documentation
- GPX / KML files allow you to export the trail of your hike to your GPS (or other navigation tool)
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