Plateau de Loëx loop

Informations techniques

• Distance 5km
• Type d'itinéraire BOUCLE
• Dénivelé positif 210m
• Dénivelé négatif 210m
• Durée journalière 01h20
• Itinéraire balisé : BALISE
• Nature du terrain : Stone
• Nature du terrain : Ground
• Altitude max. : 1618 m

Description

The Plateau de Loëx is a protected Natura 2000 area. There are some remarkable plant and animal species here. Jacquicourt Chapel was built in 1679 and it marks the border between Taninges, Verchaix and Les Gets. The same year it was destroyed due to dispute over the border lines between pastures. It was then rebuilt according to the original plans between 1986 and 1989, therefore putting an end to six centuries of conflict.

Animaux

Animaux acceptés : Oui

Animaux acceptés avec supplément : Non

Équipements

• Car park

Services

• Pets welcome

Environnements

• Mountain location

Tarifs

Free access.

Période d'ouverture

From 15/05 to 15/11.

Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.

Ouverture complémentaire

• Subject to favorable weather
• Subject to snow conditions

Type de clientèle

• Walkers/hikers
• Level green – easy

Thèmes

• Guidebook with maps/step-by-step : Follow a wide forest path to the right which leads above the hamlet of Têtes (1,450m), an ancient Alpine village, as you can see from the pasture land that is still used today.
  1/ Then after around 500 m, follow a quite steep forest path to the left until you reach the Chalet de Veruy (1,570m). From there you’ll have a beautiful view of the Col de Joux Plane, the Pointe de Chamossière and Pointe de la Bourgeoise.
  2/ After the chalet, go along the track to the left that leads onto a small footpath until the end of the trail, via Jacquicourt Chapel.
  3/ After the Chapel, the itinerary leads down through the forest and then along a narrow road until you get back to the departure point.