An orientation table situated at a height of 2 826m allows visitors to observe the Val-d'Isère dominated by the Grande Sassière, Tsanteleina, the glaciers and the sources of the River Isère. Further to the north are Lake Chevril and Mont-Blanc. Other..

Built in 1936, this scenic route provides a superb link between the Tarentaise and the Maurienne. At an altitude of 2 770m, it is the highest point of the Route des Grandes Alpes. It will take you past the Tête du Solaise (2 551m) to the foot of the ..

The Espace Killy refers to some 100km2 of the skiing area linking Tignes to Val-d'Isère. Its size (300km of runs over a 2 000m difference in height, 100 ski lifts), high-quality snow cover and grandiose high-altitude scenery have earned it internatio..

Situated at an altitude of 2 551m, the Tête du Solaise offers a magnificent panorama over the Isère valley (from Val-d'Isère to Lake Chevril) and Grande Sassière, Mont Pourri, Grande Motte and Sana Point.

From the viewing table (alt 2 528m), the panorama takes in the Vanoise (Grande Motte), Mont Pourri and Grande Sassière ranges in the distance, with Val d'Isère and the Lac de Tignes in the foreground.

An excellent mountain hike will take you first to the Fonds des Fours refuge with a view of Grande Sassière, the Mont-Blanc massif, the Sache dome and Bellevarde. At the 3 000m-high pass, a magnificent view over a lake enclosed by the Jave glacier an..

The impressively austere Iseran Pass is one of the highest roads in France. It is a pleasant starting point to reach the Grand Pissaillas glacier at an altitude of 3 300m where visitors will enjoy the magnificent views.