This summer, let yourself be whisked away in complete peace of mind!
Explore the villages, run some errands, head to a hiking trailhead, a recreation center, or the “Au fil du Giffre” trail...
Leave your car behind and take public transportation when traveling in the Giffre Mountains!
Departing from Cluses, Mieussy/Sommand, Châtillon-sur-Cluses, Taninges/Praz de Lys, La Rivière-Enverse, Morillon, Verchaix, Samoëns, and Sixt Fer à Cheval.
Line 1: Mieussy → Cirque du Fer à Cheval (50 seats / 6 bikes)
Lines 2 and Y94: Châtillon-sur-Cluses → Cirque du Fer à Cheval (50 seats / 6 bikes)
Line 4: Loop: Mieussy → Sommand → Praz de Lys → (22 seats / trailer for paragliders)
Line 4: Taninges Loop → Praz de Lys → Sommand → (22 seats / paraglider trailer)
Line 5: Samoëns → Joux Plane (50 seats / 6 bikes)
Line 6: Sixt Fer à Cheval → Lignon (22-passenger capacity)
Line 7: Morillon gondola connecting the town center to the Esserts plateau (Morillon 1100),
Line 8: Samoëns → Plan aux Arches/Les Allamands (19-passenger capacity)
Free entry for children under 6.
50% discount for holders of a Mobility Inclusion Card or an Illico Mobility Card, and free travel for the companion of cardholders.
-50%
for children ages 6 to 9, valid only for the 1-day pass.
1-DAY PASS = €2
Valid throughout the entire Communauté de Communes network (excluding Cluses)
Unlimited trips on the same day.
Purchase on board the shuttles from the driver.
Departure from or arrival in Cluses / 1-day pass = €6 or €8
If departing from or arriving in Cluses, only the 1-day pass is available.
10-DAY PASS = €10
Valid throughout the entire Communauté de Communes network (excluding Cluses)
Non-transferable pass.
Example: A family of 5 can use the card for 2 days,
whether consecutive or not (5 people × 2 days = 10 days)
Purchase via the OURA app.
Pets allowed
Pets not allowed
Plan your trips easily with Google Maps! Since last winter, the seasonal public transit network “Les Navettes du Giffre” has been integrated into the Google Maps platform, both in summer and winter. In addition to driving, biking, and walking routes, the app now offers shuttle routes to get from one place to another, helping you find the fastest or cheapest route. The app also shows the time it takes to reach the stops where users can board a shuttle, as well as the time it takes after getting off the shuttle to reach their destination. Currently, the suggested shuttle routes are based on theoretical schedules, meaning they do not take into account the day-to-day uncertainties or potential issues on the network’s routes (accidents, traffic jams, etc.).
Plan your trips easily with Google Maps! Since last winter, the seasonal public transit network “Les Navettes du Giffre” has been integrated into the Google Maps platform, both in summer and winter. In addition to driving, biking, and walking routes, the app now offers shuttle routes to get from one place to another, helping you find the fastest or cheapest route. The app also shows the time it takes to reach the stops where users can board a shuttle, as well as the time it takes after getting off the shuttle to reach their destination. Currently, the suggested shuttle routes are based on theoretical schedules, meaning they do not take into account the day-to-day uncertainties or potential issues on the network’s routes (accidents, traffic jams, etc.).