Owned by the Abbey of Tamié from the 12th century, the Aulp de Seythenex alpine pasture is now the property of the Couchant communal section of Faverges-Seythenex. The buildings date back to the 19th century. During the summer, the chalets are occupied by an alpine herder, who manages a herd of goats or cows depending on the year.
This trail crosses the National Hunting and Wildlife Reserve. The following are strictly prohibited:
Dogs, even on a leash
Camping
Fires
Motorized and non-motorized land vehicles
Overflights below 300 meters
Sound and light devices
Disturbing the wildlife
You also pass through a sensitive area that serves as a winter refuge for the Western Capercaillie and a nesting site for the Golden Eagle.
This trail crosses the National Hunting and Wildlife Reserve. The following are strictly prohibited:
Dogs, even on a leash
Camping
Fires
Motorized and non-motorized land vehicles
Overflights below 300 meters
Sound and light devices
Disturbing the wildlife
You also pass through a sensitive area that serves as a winter refuge for the Western Capercaillie and a nesting site for the Golden Eagle.
Infos
Horaires
From 01/01 to 31/12. Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.
Tarifs
Accès libre.
Langues parlées
French
Étapes
From the parking lot, take the forest track on your right toward Col d’Orgeval and the Aulp de Seythenex. Follow the track all the way to the chalet.
Itinéraire
Round trip to the Aulp de Seythenex
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