Hike to Porte des Aravis
Last summer, I went on a hike to Porte des Aravis, a pass located between Les Parrossaz and Aiguille de Borderan in the Aravis above La Clusaz.
Last summer, I went on a hike to Porte des Aravis, a pass located between Les Parrossaz and Aiguille de Borderan in the Aravis above La Clusaz.
Last summer, I walked from Col des Aravis to Col de Merdassier, passing through Col de la Blonnière.
At the beginning of spring, I walked from Saint-Jean-de-Sixt to Les Confins in La Clusaz, passing by Col des Mouilles.
Last fall, I went on a hike to Pointe des Aravis, in La Clusaz: It is the first named summit on the Aravis range north of Col des Aravis. However, it is essentially a small bump on the way to Aiguille de Borderan.
In summer 2020, I went on a hike in the Aravis mountains: Starting from La Clusaz, I walked to Passage de la Grand Forclaz then went down to Sallanches, passing through Combe de la Grande Forclaz, Combe des Fours, Arête de la Besse and Tête du Greppon on the way.
At the end of the summer of 2021, I went on a hike to Aiguille des Calvaires and Combe de Borderan, in the Aravis mountains above La Clusaz.
Last summer, starting from La Clusaz, I went on a hike to Belvédère de Merdassier and Pointe de Merdassier, above Col des Aravis.
In the spring of 2020, I went to La Clusaz and walked a loop through Col de Merdassier, Col de la Croix Fry and Plateau de Beauregard.
During winter 2020, I visited another ski resort near Annecy. This time, I headed to La Clusaz, at the foot of the Aravis mountains: The resort is mostly known for its alpine skiing slopes but is also has extensive nordic skiing tracks, as well as prepared tracks for snowshoes and walking. I walked on those tracks and slightly beyond in order to go up to Tête du Danay, where I had already been during spring. I also walked around Espace Nordique des Confins.