Table of Contents

Map key
Location of walks
Preface
Introduction
A short history of the Haute Savoie
Wildlife
Plants and flowers
Getting there
When to go
Accommodation
Savoyard food and drink
What to take
Waymarking
Maps
Safety
Using this guide

Sal&##xe8;ve and Vuache
1 Gorges du Sal&##xe8;ve
2 Balcon du Sal&##xe8;ve
3 Grand Piton
4 Pointe du Plan
5 Boucle de l'Iselet
6 Le Vuache

Vall&##xe9;e Verte
7 Signal des Voirons
8 Mont de Vouan
9 Pointe de Miribel
10 Montagne d'Hirmentaz
11 Mont Forchat

Vall&##xe9;e du Brevon
12 Mont d'Hermone
13 Rocher de Nifflon
14 Pointe de la Gay
15 Pointe de la Chalune
16 Haute Pointe
17 Pointe d'Uble

Pre-Alpes du L&##xe9;man
18 Pic des M&##xe9;mises
19 Pic Bor&##xe9;
20 Dent d'Oche

Val d'Abondance
21 Cornettes de Bise
22 Lac d'Arvouin
23 Autour du Mont Chauff&##xe9;
24 Roc de Taveneuse
25 Mont de Grange
26 Pointe des Mattes
27 Le Morclan

Val de Morzine
28 Col de Ch&##xe9;sery
29 Pointe de Ressachaux
30 Col de Cou

Appendix A Route summary table
Appendix B Useful information
Appendix C Glossary of useful French words

About the Author

Janette Norton lived in France, near Geneva, for over 30 years with her physicist husband, Alan, raising four children and working in marketing. Her love of mountain walking dated from the time she was a guide in her twenties, and the proximity of the Alps and Jura to her home inspired her to continue her passion. After her children grew up, she branched out to explore other areas of France.