Guided Hike: The Feathered Creatures

Look up and lose yourself in the world of birds.
These little creatures are sometimes capable of traveling thousands of km just to enrich our mountains for a summer!!

Minimum age: 5 years old

Come discover this world and its little-known diversity through our spotting scopes. These tools truly allow you to see them like never before.
We’ll also take the time to talk about their lives and their survival strategies.
Opportunity to take photos. Mathias Mercier, author of *Quelques oiseaux des montagnes* in the “Comprendre avant d’apprendre” series published by Actes-Sud.

Types

  • Sporting activities

Capacity

  • Maximum group size:12

Comforts

Languages spoken

  • English
  • French

Services

  • Pets welcome
  • Pets supplement
  • Pets accepted with supplement

Accessibility

  • Hearing disability
  • Mental disability
  • Visual disability

Services provided

Activities

  • Pedestrian sports
  • Hiking

Prices

Means of payment

  • Credit transfer
  • Check
  • Cash
  • Travellers Cheque

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Mathias has been an independent tour guide in the Giffre Valley for over 15 years. He offers a variety of themed excursions for all ages, both in summer and winter, designed to help visitors discover the natural heritage of the Alps. A naturalist and avid observer, he leads walks focused on discovering the local flora and fauna. He has had the opportunity to publish *Quelques oiseaux des montagnes* with Actes Sud.