This back-country circuit leads to the village of Saint-Laurent. Accessible to all, this walk crosses paths and small roads to reach the site of the Pierre de Boëre.

The hike starts at a 15-minute walk from the station.

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The village of Satigny, the largest wine-producing commune in Switzerland, has grown in recent years, even though it has retained its rural character. In addition to the wine culture, the village is known for its Nant-d'Avril hike.

This walk lasts about 1.5 hours and is a loop with little difference in height, crossing forests, streams, and vineyards.

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Megève is a typical Haute-Savoie village that will not leave you indifferent. With its extraordinary history and heritage, the village has a soul that goes far beyond the images one has of this unique place. As an ambassador for local gastronomy revisited by star chefs, it is a destination that comes alive every season. Cultural and sporting events are the rhythm of local life. Of course, the village of Megève is well known for the quality of its slopes and the beauty of its landscapes. It's up to you to discover the legend behind Megève, which is a 25-minute drive from the station.

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In Sallanches, a 15-minute walk from the station, this church is an example of the religious heritage in the Arve Valley and is filled with trompe-l'oeil paintings. There are three noteworthy pieces: The large gilded silver monstrance, the 15th century reliquary-monstrance of St. James in which a holy relic is kept, and the small silver sun monstrance dated 1750.

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Nestled at the bottom of the Thermal Park, the Saint-Gervais Spa invites you to experience an unforgettable moment of relaxation! A wellness journey in the naturally warm and soothing thermal water that is thousands of years old. Relaxation workshops, saunas at different temperatures, steam baths, herbal tea rooms, and, of course, indoor and open-air pools.

The Thermal Baths are a 18-minute walk from the station.

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Evasion Mont Blanc ski area has more than 400 km of slopes for all levels, play areas, and a wide choice of restaurants—all facing Mont Blanc. Open from mid-December to mid-April.

Access to the gondola lift by free shuttle bus from Saint-Gervais-Le Fayet Station.

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The church of Saint-Nicolas is one of the crown jewels of Alpine Baroque art. Built in the first half of the 18th century, it is a sight to behold. Don't forget to visit the nearby Sacred Art Museum, to immerse yourself in the history of the village, its famous peddlers, and the sumptuous Baroque period! Access by free shuttle bus in high season.

It’s a 20-minute ride on public transport from the station..

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The via ferrata route follows the Bonnant Gorges, between the Thermal Park and Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc, and is equipped with six structures: 3 Nepalese footbridges, a log bridge, a beam and a rope bridge! After a first part rated AD+ (quite difficult), the via ferrata is D+ (difficult), then TD+ (very difficult) in its final part.

Departure located at a 15-minute walk from Saint-Gervais-Le Fayet Station.

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Imagine you are ready to jump, 65m of void under your feet, your heart starts racing, new sensations collide, you take a step forward and... the experience is XXL! An exceptional site located under a bridge, it is the only jumping base in France that is protected from the rain.

Access by free shuttle bus or bus depending on the season.

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A pleasant and easy route for the whole family. Discover panoramic views of the countryside around Thonon and Lake Geneva from Maladière Mountain. A 11.1-km hike which lasts about 3 hours and 20 minutes, starting from Perrignier Station.

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