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Via Ferrata

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Let yourself be tempted by the Via Ferrata and the site of the Tour du Jallouvre in an atmosphere that is both aerial and mineral (1100 m long and difficulty AD (Eterlou variant) to D+).

Who to practice with Via Ferrata in Le Grand-Bornand

Discover The Via Ferrata at La Tour du Jallouvre see you in June 2026!

Good practice Climbing and Via Ferrata

Before putting your hands on the rock, there are a few basics you need to know. Whether you’re climbing or doing a via ferrata, the mountains don’t give you credit: they demand attention, respect and a touch of humility. Ask the Tourist Office for advice on how to climb the right way and make the most of the vertical.

Other activities what to do in Grand-Bornand

A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.
©A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.|Tilby Vattard
Handisport
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©Vtt Sportif P. Guilbaud Le Grand Bornand Tourisme 11|© P. Guilbaud
Mountain biking
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©Otgb Nordique 2025c.hudry 40|© C. Hudry
Nordic ski area
Otgb Alpin 2025┬®c.hudry 31Otgb Alpin 2025┬®c.hudry 31
©Otgb Alpin 2025┬®c.hudry 31|© C. Hudry
Alpine skiing
2024 Pointe Percee P.guilbaud Ot Lgb 372024 Pointe Percee P.guilbaud Ot Lgb 37
©2024 Pointe Percee P.guilbaud Ot Lgb 37
Le Grand-Bornand Guided hikes
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©E20 Cyclo D.machet Le Grand Bornand Tourisme Dmp1778|©David Machet
Le Grand-Bornand Road bike / Gravel
Group snowshoe hikes in Le Grand-BornandIn the foreground,
©A group of 4 people following a snowshoeing itinerary, with views of the snow-capped peaks and neighbouring chalets.|Clément Hudry
Snowshoeing
Hikers advancing in the snow, Gramusset refuge and Bouchet valley in the background.Refuge Pointe Percee March 2023 Pierre Guilbaud 8
©A team of three ski tourers make their way through the snow, with the Gramusset refuge and the Bouchet valley in the background.|Pierre Guilbaud
Ski touring