Montriond IN SUMMER

In summer, Montriond transforms itself into a haven of peace and escape, where nature sublimates the landscapes between mountain lakes, mountain pastures and summits. Lake Montriond is accessible and peaceful, ideal for family outings and water sports activities in a refreshing and relaxing setting, perfect for recharging your batteries in the heart of nature.

Montriond in winter

Monday 17 November

Rain

7^°C

Wind : 5km/hHumidity : 92%

Afternoon

6^°C

Evening

0^°C

Tuesday 18 November

Partly cloudy

2^°C

min : -4^°C / max : 2^°C

Wind : 6km/hHumidity : 75%

Morning

-4^°C

Afternoon

1^°C

Evening

-4^°C

Wednesday 19 November

Cloudy

2^°C

min : -4^°C / max : 2^°C

Wind : 5km/hHumidity : 59%

Morning

-4^°C

Afternoon

1^°C

Evening

-1^°C

Thursday 20 November

Snow

-1^°C

min : -4^°C / max : -1^°C

Wind : 5km/hHumidity : 86%

Morning

-3^°C

Afternoon

-2^°C

Evening

-4^°C

Friday 21 November

Snow

-3^°C

min : -8^°C / max : -3^°C

Wind : 9km/hHumidity : 88%

Morning

-5^°C

Afternoon

-4^°C

Evening

-8^°C

Not to be missed A haven of peace between lake, mountains and nature

Nestling in the heart of the Portes du Soleil, the village of Les Lindarets, nicknamed the “goat village”, charms young and old alike with its free-roaming goats and its Haut-Savoyard hamlet atmosphere. A fun and tasty break, ideal for discovering pastoral life and savouring local specialities in an authentic setting. Nearby Montriond is the starting point for superb hikes to the Brochaux waterfall and the Mossettes peak, offering spectacular panoramic views. Mountain bikers will also be delighted by the direct access to the Portes du Soleil circuits, which are easily linked by chairlift. With its blend of mountain traditions, family fun and wilderness adventures, Montriond-Les Lindarets promises a rejuvenating and lively summer in the heart of an unspoilt environment.