Les Avachis
Departure: at 2700 at the 2nd section of the cable car Pic BlancPossibility of hiking uphill from 2100m
Access on foot (+1 hour up to 2100m) or by cable car Pic Blanc
Difficulty: difficult
Duration one way: 2 hour
Access on foot (+1 hour up to 2100m) or by cable car Pic Blanc
Difficulty: difficult
Duration one way: 2 hour
Take the time to discover the panorama by taking advantage of the facilities along the trail. A more difficult and aerial variation is available (very difficult level).
– Prefer high-top shoes to sneakers on mountain trails
– Bring rain gear (the weather changes quickly in the mountains), sunglasses, a hat or cap, sunscreen, a bottle of water (or baby bottle), and a snack
– Do not go too high in altitude with a baby under 1 year old (risk of ear infection)
– Stay well hydrated (especially children)
– Choose walks adapted to the children’s age (duration, elevation)
– Take regular breaks
You should also think about:
– Check the weather conditions
– Find out about ski lift timetables
– Find out about the route
– Protected plants, wildlife, and minerals are part of the landscape. They must be respected.
– Take all your rubbish with you. Recycling containers are available at the station.
– It is recommended to keep your dogs on a leash.
– During your hikes, you may come across cow pens. Please remember to close them after your visit.
– You may encounter flocks of sheep grazing. Guard dogs are there to protect them. They are not trained to be aggressive, but they are trained to be a deterrent.
– Prefer high-top shoes to sneakers on mountain trails
– Bring rain gear (the weather changes quickly in the mountains), sunglasses, a hat or cap, sunscreen, a bottle of water (or baby bottle), and a snack
– Do not go too high in altitude with a baby under 1 year old (risk of ear infection)
– Stay well hydrated (especially children)
– Choose walks adapted to the children’s age (duration, elevation)
– Take regular breaks
You should also think about:
– Check the weather conditions
– Find out about ski lift timetables
– Find out about the route
– Protected plants, wildlife, and minerals are part of the landscape. They must be respected.
– Take all your rubbish with you. Recycling containers are available at the station.
– It is recommended to keep your dogs on a leash.
– During your hikes, you may come across cow pens. Please remember to close them after your visit.
– You may encounter flocks of sheep grazing. Guard dogs are there to protect them. They are not trained to be aggressive, but they are trained to be a deterrent.
