4-day tour of Les Fiz

Opposite Mont Blanc, cross the largest natural reserve in Haute-Savoie: Sixt-Passy. The trail combines minerals, its rare internationally-renowned geological features of limestone pavements, with alpine pastures and lakes (the Lac d'Anterne).

Stage 1: Passy Plaine Joux (1337 m) - Refuge Alfred Wills (1810m) An itinerary full of surprises, skirting the "dérochoir" and the long rocky bar of the Fiz, before the view opens up at the Col d'Anterne, onto a magnificent lake (the largest mountain lake in Haute-Savoie) with blue-green reflections. Passy Plaine Joux - Ayère des pierrires (1628 m): 1h15 Ayère des Pierrière - Col d'Anerne (2257m): 2h10 Col d'Anterne - Refuge Alfred Wills (1815m): 1h20 Stage 2: Refuge Alfred Wills - Refuge des Fonts - Refuge de Sales (1877m) This trail overhangs the Sales torrent and is dotted with numerous waterfalls... bearing the names of La Pleureuse, La Sauffaz, Sales, Tarnant... Refuge Alfred Wills - Petit Col d'Anterne (2038m) : 0h45 Petit Col d'Anterne - Chalet des Fonds (1380m): 2h10 Chalet des Fonds - Le Pelly de Serai (1063m): 0h55 Le Pelly de Serai - cascade de Sales (1580m): 2h15 cascades de Sales- Refuge de Sales (1877m): 0h50 Stage 3: Refuge de Sales - Refuge de Platé (2032m) Your stage is short. Take advantage of it to recuperate, stroll... your last stage will mark the ascent of Tête Colonney, a very pretty route at 2692 m altitude. refuge de Sales- Col de Portette (2364m): 1h50 Col de Portette- Refuge de Platté (2032m): 0h40 Stage 4: Refuge de Platé - Plaine Joux (1337m) We suggest this description in the direction of Tête Colonney, and advise you to set off at first light to take advantage of the morning colors. Refuge de platé- Col du Colonney (2321m): 0h50 Col du Colonney- Tête de Monthieu (2479m): 0h30 Tête de Monthieu- Tête des Lindars (2560m): 0h20 Tête des Lindars - Tête Colonney (2692m): 0h30 Tête Colonney- refuge de platé (2032m): 1h40 refuge de Platé - Plaine Joux (1337): 2h30