Published on 20 January 2005 | by Pierre-Alexandre
Following the cold breeze blowing on 20 January 2005, the banks of Yvoire on Lake Geneva became mere captives of the ice, giving rise to unusual scenes. The wharves of the CGN were prisoners of the ice. The magnificent sculptures of ice, worked... Read More →
Published on 14 November 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
Lake Geneva is often calm and conducive to all water sports, but sometimes when the wind is blowing, it offers a completely different aspect as shown in these photos taken on November 14, 2004. The temperature of the air was 4°, and that of... Read More →
Published on 1 November 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
The Lanfonnet is the goal of a hike that is much easier than the ascent of its neighbor, Dents de Lanfon and the Tournette. The panorama on Lake Annecy from this mountain is superb. The passage through the Roc Lancrenaz, the only slightly "technical" place as it's equipped with a handrail... Read More →
Published on 5 September 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
I propose here a family walk that will allow you to discover the Alpine meadows of Sommand and Praz-de-lys, as well as of the pretty Lac de Roy. This outing is very easy, since almost flat and short, and will delight young and old alike. The lake is the starting point of several hiking trails, including Pic... Read More →
Published on 14 August 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
The Parc de Merlet, located at the entrance of Chamonix, is a magnificent animal park in the heart of a grandiose setting that allows discovering the fauna of the mountains in semi-freedom. The ibex, the king of the mountain, the lively and suspicious chamois... Read More →
Published on 27 July 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
The itinerary that I propose passes through the Refuge de Balme, Pointe d’Arolette, Tête de Balme, the Col des Posettes, Aiguillette des Posettes, and returns to the parking lot of the cable car. This hike on the Montagne des Posettes offers sumptuous panoramic views over the Glacier du Tour... Read More →
Published on 8 May 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
Le Pas du Roc is an easy walk that makes you discover the alpine meadows in the middle of the mountains by means of an unusual path on the cliff side, traced in 1830, which allowed transporting the wood intended for the ovens located in the hamlet of the " Verrerie"... Read More →
Published on 16 February 2004 | by Pierre-Alexandre
La Bourgeoise constitutes a very easy walk whose summit allows a panoramic view of the Mont Blanc Massif, Mont Buet, and the Aravis Range. In the summer, La Bourgeoise is a popular site for paragliding. Pointe d'Angolon, placed opposite, allows climbing a little and better observe Dents... Read More →
Published on 10 July 2003 | by Pierre-Alexandre
The Lac du Salagou was created in 1969 by the Conseil Général at about fifty kilometers from Montpellier, near Clermont-l'Hérault. The wine crisis prompts the public authorities to envisage a conversion ... Read More →
Published on 19 April 2003 | by Pierre-Alexandre
The Parc des Oiseaux, located in Villars-les-Dombes, 30 minutes from Lyon by the A46 motorway exit "Les Echets" (15 minutes) or 1 hour 30 min from Geneva and Annecy by the A40 motorway exit "Pont d'Ain" (30 minutes), remains a place of wildlife of a rare quality... Read More →
Pierre-Alexandre on Mont Buet: “You can indeed attempt to ascend via Samoëns. The starting point is located in Salvagny, south of Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. From there,…” Sep 20, 16:23
on Mont Buet: “Thanks for the answer. One more question - is there any place/trail at Samoens where I could ascend and…” Sep 20, 13:29 on Mont Buet: “Hi, Yes, it's indeed possible to climb Mont Buet in late April. Nonetheless, there's still a lot of snow on…” Sep 20, 09:21 on Mont Buet: “Hi! How about ascending Mont Buet in late April? Is it safe? Is it even possible? I suppose there…” Sep 19, 20:10 on Lac Blanc: “Hi, Yes, there are signs all along the way. You won't get lost for sure ;-)” Aug 15, 22:34
