Loop

à Charavines

Sur la trace des Chartreux

In the heart of the hills sheltering Lake Paladru, cross the landscapes transformed by the Carthusian monks. It was there that they founded the Charterhouse of the Sylve Bénite in 1116. Throughout the hike, various sites bear witness to their presence.

La Grange Dîmière, dating from 1655, was used to store crops and shelter animals. The products of the tithe (tax levied in kind on crops) were collected there. It is now a magnificent place of exhibition in summer.

Sustainable tourism

Mother Nature thanks you for taking your rubbish home with you, she doesn't digest it well!
Respect crops and private property by staying on marked trails.

Tips and Suggestions

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

Expert's word

The ideal hike for anyone wishing to enjoy a bucolic stroll combining the beauty of the local heritage and a nature bath with a lovely view of the lake, all along a nearly flat loop! The plus: the cool break in the Grange Dîmière to enjoy a bit of shade while discovering the new free exhibition in place for the summer season. -Justine, holiday advisor

Step-by-step guide

Route stages with the names of the signposts to follow:
– Charavines Tourist Office signpost (opposite the reception desk), take the direction of Pagetière following the road which passes in front of the tobacconist and the butcher shop.
– Pagetière
– Le Fayard
– The cows' fields
– Tithe Barn
– Blessed Sylve
– Chassigneux
– The Gallows
– The Ferns
– Pagetière
– Charavines Tourist Office

Alert

2 road crossings (at the Champs des Vaches and Fougères post)

Highlights along the route

FAQ

Are there toilets along the route?

Yes, there are public toilets along the route.

Public toiletsParkingPedestrian sportsHiking route

DifficultyModerateDuration02 hours 30/XNUMXElevation182 D +Distance10,0 kmMax Altitude616 m

To download

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

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