Hikes of the Haute Savoie Alps

Transfer from Geneva Airport to Morzine in the French Alps. Settle in at Hotel Névé. 

Today starts with a short transfer to the Col de Joux Plane (1,712m) for the start of our walk, with breathtaking views of the Mont Blanc mountain range. 

After a short bus transfer, today’s walks explore the wild areas at the foot of the Terres Maudites (Cursed Lands) ridge and the Tête de Bostan peak. 

Each week there is a free day when no guided walks are offered. This is an ideal opportunity to relax around the hotel, walk independently, or visit local places of interest. Options include: 

Morzine: You may wish to relax and make use of the hotel’s spa or explore more of Morzine, the location of our accommodation. 

Montriond: home to a beautiful emerald-green freshwater lake, this charming village is just a five-minute drive from Morzine or a 1.6-mile (2.7km) walk away. 

Les Gets: A popular ski resort in winter but equally popular during the summer. Less than a 15-minute drive from Morzine, Les Gets offers upmarket shops, restaurants, laid-back cafés and artisanal shops, not to mention an unusually charming Mechanical Music Museum. 

Local transport: Throughout summer and winter, local buses run along the Aulps valley connecting St-Jean d'Aulps, Montriond, Morzine, Avoriaz and Les Gets 

A short transfer takes us to the Col de l’Encrenaz (1,433m), from where we’ll walk to the more undiscovered west of the village of Les Gets. 

After a short transfer to Avoriaz we’ll walk the Montagne de Séraussaix before walking back to the hotel. 

Coach transfer from hotel to Geneva Airport.

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