Saint Grat Chapel

Informations techniques

• Distance 3.7km
• Type d'itinéraire ALLER_RETOUR
• Dénivelé positif 188m
• Dénivelé négatif 188m
• Durée journalière 01h15
• Itinéraire balisé : BALISE
• Nature du terrain : Ground
• Nature du terrain : Not suitable for strollers
• Altitude max. : 845 m

Description

Along this itinerary there are some great views of Mieussy, the entrance to the Giffre Valley and Mont Orchez. The Church of Mieussy is immediately recognisable thanks to its onion dome and then the Gothic-style gate, classified a historic monument. The walk then continues through the forest before reaching Saint Grat Chapel (1697) at an altitude of 850m. The Chapel is dedicated to the Holy Family and to Saint Grat, protector of crops. Stop for a break on a small bench for a fantastic view of the Alps. Come back along the same route. If you’re feeling brave you could carry on to the Roche-Pallud / Sommand pastures along a very steep stone path that dates back to the Middle Ages.

Animaux

Animaux acceptés : Oui

Animaux acceptés avec supplément : Non

Équipements

• Car park

Services

• Pets welcome

Environnements

• In the country

Tarifs

Free access.

Période d'ouverture

All year round.

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 the road up to the right behind the Church of Mieussy, pass through the hamlet of Les Rasses and carry on along Guillard forest path towards Saint Grat Chapel.
  1/ The path continues straight into the forest, with a steady and fairly easy incline.