Manigod IN SUMMER

In summer, Manigod is transformed into a veritable jewel case of Alpine nature, where the charm of a high-altitude village meets the radiance of flower-filled mountain pastures and the richness of Savoyard traditions. Nestling in the Aravis Massif, this corner of Haute-Savoie will win you over with its gentle way of life, spectacular panoramas and ability to offer adventure, relaxation and authenticity all in one.

Manigod in winter

Tuesday 18 November

Cloudy

1^°C

min : -4^°C / max : 1^°C

Wind : 6km/hHumidity : 69%

Morning

-3^°C

Afternoon

-1^°C

Evening

-4^°C

Wednesday 19 November

Cloudy

1^°C

min : -5^°C / max : 1^°C

Wind : 6km/hHumidity : 55%

Morning

-5^°C

Afternoon

-1^°C

Evening

-4^°C

Thursday 20 November

Snow

-3^°C

min : -6^°C / max : -3^°C

Wind : 6km/hHumidity : 80%

Morning

-4^°C

Afternoon

-4^°C

Evening

-6^°C

Friday 21 November

Snow

-4^°C

min : -12^°C / max : -4^°C

Wind : 7km/hHumidity : 75%

Morning

-7^°C

Afternoon

-5^°C

Evening

-12^°C

Saturday 22 November

Cloudy

-3^°C

min : -15^°C / max : -3^°C

Wind : 4km/hHumidity : 64%

Morning

-15^°C

Not to be missed Nature, views and local produce in the heart of the Aravis mountains

In Manigod, summer is all about spectacular hikes and gentle alpine immersion. From the Col de la Croix-Fry, the trails on the Plateau de Beauregard offer breathtaking views of the Aravis mountains, La Tournette and even Mont-Blanc. Whether you’re walking, cycling or jogging, each trail is an invitation to contemplate. At the Col de Merdassier, the family atmosphere takes over: a high-altitude swimming pool, a fun trail in the forest and local shops create a friendly setting, ideal for holidays with children. Manigod also offers a taste of authenticity. Alpine cheese dairies, farmers’ markets and terraces overlooking the peaks reveal the flavours of the land: farmhouse Reblochon, tomme and homemade specialities. Between outdoor activities and moments of relaxation, Manigod promises a rejuvenating stay, at the pace of an unspoilt village, proud of its traditions and open to new encounters.