Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval IN SUMMER

In Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, summer rhymes with the discovery of an exceptional natural setting. Monumental cliffs and grandiose waterfalls create a landscape that is unique in Haute-Savoie. The trails leading to the mythical “Bout du Monde” plunge hikers into the heart of unspoilt wilderness, punctuated by the famous Rouget waterfall, nicknamed the “Queen of the Alps”. Every step reveals the power and unspoilt beauty of this land.

Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval in winter

Monday 16 February

Snow

2^°C

Wind : 18km/hHumidity : 100%

Morning

3^°C

Afternoon

2^°C

Evening

0^°C

Tuesday 17 February

Snow

1^°C

min : -3^°C / max : 1^°C

Wind : 10km/hHumidity : 97%

Morning

-3^°C

Afternoon

0^°C

Evening

-1^°C

Wednesday 18 February

Snow

4^°C

min : -4^°C / max : 4^°C

Wind : 10km/hHumidity : 100%

Morning

-1^°C

Afternoon

4^°C

Evening

2^°C

Thursday 19 February

Cloudy

2^°C

min : -1^°C / max : 2^°C

Wind : 7km/hHumidity : 100%

Morning

0^°C

Afternoon

2^°C

Evening

1^°C

Friday 20 February

Sunny

0^°C

min : -10^°C / max : 1^°C

Wind : 11km/hHumidity : 66%

Morning

-10^°C

Afternoon

1^°C

Evening

-8^°C

Not to be missed Spectacular nature and adventure

Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval is one of France’s most beautiful villages, with its 12th-century abbey and authentic atmosphere. Nestling in the heart of the Sixt-Passy Nature Reserve, the site is home to some remarkable flora and offers privileged access to unspoilt nature. With almost 800km of signposted trails in the Giffre mountains, there’s something here for every level of hiker, from waterfalls to forests and majestic panoramas. As for thrills, the waters of the Giffre invite you to go rafting, canyoning or simply swimming. For an extraordinary experience, the most intrepid can try a night in a portaledge, suspended between sky and rock facing the summits. At Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, every moment is an immersion in the wild beauty of the Alps, combining cultural discoveries, sporting adventures and mountain tranquillity.