Snowshoe circuits

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Over 80 km of trails providing you with a different insight into the mountains under their blanket of snow, at your own pace, on your own or with a guide.

The circuits are accessible according to climatic conditions and is closed if the avalanche risk is 3 on 5 or more.

Please contact the Tourist Office in advance to find out the conditions of access at the time or click on the button below.

A printed map of the snowshoes circuits is available at the tourist office for €1. You can download it here below.

Download the Snowshoe trails guide

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Safety and rules of good practice

All routes are undertaken at the hiker’s own risk, as they are not supervised.
Before setting off, make sure you are aware of the weather conditions and the risk of avalanches, and remember to bring warm, waterproof clothing. Mountain weather changes very quickly. A high avalanche risk means that trails are closed.
Choose a route suited to your level and physical condition.
Follow the signposting instructions.
Do not stray from the marked routes.
Tell someone close to you about your outing and the route you have chosen.
Never hike alone.
Don’t leave too late in the afternoon to make sure you’re back before dark.
Do not use the cross-country or downhill ski runs. Crossing the pistes is only permitted on marked crossings.
Take plenty of food and water with you. Mountain sports require a lot of energy. Mountain inns and high-altitude restaurants exist on certain routes.

Equipment required: