Join the splendid Lac d'Anterne in the heart of the Passy Nature Reserve, passing through several emblematic sites: Ayères des Pierrières, Col d'Anterne, Moëde Anterne and Chatêlet d'Ayères refuges, Lac Vert...
This is a long but relatively accessible hike. The beauty of the places you'll pass through will more than make up for the effort.
From Passy Plaine-Joux, take the path up to Barmus and continue along the track to Ayères des Pierrières.
Reach the Col d'Anterne and descend to the lake of the same name in breathtaking natural surroundings.
Retrace your steps to reach the refuge de Moëde Anterne and les Argentières (some tricky sections).
Continue your descent to Chalets du Souay, Ayères du Milieu and the Châtelet d'Ayères refuge, before reaching the heights of Lac Vert, another natural wonder of the route.
Return to Passy Plaine-Joux to complete the route.
Please note: Mountain lakes are fragile ecosystems. It's best not to swim in them. The addition of organic matter or chemicals (sun cream, buoys, etc.) has a profound effect on the way they function.
The Passy nature reserve is a protected and regulated area. Dogs, even on a leash, are forbidden, as are motorized vehicles, fires and overflights, particularly by drones. Bivouacs are permitted from 7pm to 9am.
From Passy Plaine-Joux, take the path up to Barmus and continue along the track to Ayères des Pierrières.
Reach the Col d'Anterne and descend to the lake of the same name in breathtaking natural surroundings.
Retrace your steps to reach the refuge de Moëde Anterne and les Argentières (some tricky sections).
Continue your descent to Chalets du Souay, Ayères du Milieu and the Châtelet d'Ayères refuge, before reaching the heights of Lac Vert, another natural wonder of the route.
Return to Passy Plaine-Joux to complete the route.
Please note: Mountain lakes are fragile ecosystems. It's best not to swim in them. The addition of organic matter or chemicals (sun cream, buoys, etc.) has a profound effect on the way they function.
The Passy nature reserve is a protected and regulated area. Dogs, even on a leash, are forbidden, as are motorized vehicles, fires and overflights, particularly by drones. Bivouacs are permitted from 7pm to 9am.
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From 01/06 to 01/11 daily.Subject to snow conditions.
