Hiking Trail: Lake Flérier and the Villages

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A trail that combines nature and culture. This easy trail takes you along the shores of Lake Flérier and through the villages of Flérier and Taninges.

Choose gear that's appropriate for your skill level and the weather. Stay on the marked trails.

Comforts

Services

  • Pets welcome

Furniture

  • Picnic area
  • Car park

Itinerary

  • Distance: 6.4 km
  • Duration: 2h30
  • Type of land: Stone, Ground, Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring), Suitable for city strollers
  • Delicate passages: An easy walk along gravel paths and a few sections of paved road (some sections may be wet in the spring or after thunderstorms)
  • Maximum altitude: 783 m
  • Elevation: 180 m
  • Vertical drop: 180 m
  • Positive elevation: 180 m

Services provided

Visits

  • Group visit duration: 150 min

Prices

Free access.

Opening

All year round daily.

Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.

Subject to favorable weather

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Guidebook with maps/step-by-step

Starting from the Taninges town hall, follow the Foron River and take the trail along the river’s right bank toward Flérier. 1/ The route joins the “Au Fil du Giffre” Greenway as it approaches Lake Flérier. In the area around the Faucigny fish farm, you can observe beavers at work (draft dams, felled trees). 2/ The route passes through Flérier, then the hamlet of “Les Crottuts,” before crossing the D907 at “Chez les Montant” / “Les Verchères.” 3/ Follow a path climbing between meadows and forest, then turn right onto the path that passes through the pretty, terraced villages of “Sur Marcelly,” “Marcelly,” and “Sous Marcelly.” 4/ You’ll return to Taninges via Hauteville and the Montée du Sapeur, enjoying impressive views overlooking the village.