Belvédère et Aiguille de Chalais

A fun discovery for young and old alike through 6 sensory stops, followed by incredible views of the Chartreuse, the Vercors and the Isère Valley from the panoramic platform.

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For the more courageous, head for the Aiguille, following cliffs and crossing a few rocks using a cable, to a 360° viewpoint at the summit.

Tips and Suggestions

At the Chalais monastery, you can visit the church and taste the delicious natural biscuits made for over 50 years by the Dominican Sisters, yes, yes!!

Expert's word

This short, sensory walk, accessible to all, offers exceptional views of the Chartreuse mountain range. The panorama from the viewpoint is breathtaking. For the more adventurous, you can climb to the summit of the Aiguille, but be sure to wear good shoes! Before leaving, take the opportunity to stop at the monastery shop and pick up some of the famous Chalais Biscuits. – Shrita, Travel Advisor.

Warning signs

Steep and exposed passage to reach the Chalais needle.

Highlights along the route

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Are there toilets along the route?

Yes, there are public toilets along the route.

Public toiletsParkingOrientation tablePedestrian sportsHiking route

DifficultyModerateDuration01 hours 00/XNUMXElevation140 D +Distance3,0 kmMax Altitude1030 m

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Pebbles, Earth, Gravel, Not suitable for strollers

Yellow paint markings and directional posts at the main intersections (if there is no marking, stay on the main road)

Belvédère et Aiguille de Chalais

Warning signs

Highlights along the route

Église Notre Dame de Chalais – Monastère des Dominicaines

Biscuiterie Saint Dominique

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