Hiking in La Plagne

Explore routes adapted to all levels of ability

Fancy some fresh air, Alpine panoramas and an escape on foot?

La Plagne offers a different kind of mountain experience, with walks and hikes accessible to all. As a family, with friends or on your own, discover the sumptuous scenery of forests, mountain pastures and high-altitude lakes. Whether you're a weekend walker or an experienced hiker, La Plagne and its villages are the perfect playground for this summer.

All Levels
Walks and hikes for all ages and abilities
360° Panorama
The peaks of La Plagne each reserve their own dose of "WOW"
Unlimited starts
Every village has its own starting point for walks and hikes

Mountain Bike and Pedestrian Prices

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Scenic Hikes for All Levels

From leisurely strolls to challenging hikes, La Plagne invites you to explore all the natural riches of the Alps on a wide variety of itineraries. From a picnic by the lake to a photo break facing Mont Blanc, every outing becomes a special moment to share with your loved ones.


From the Roche de Mio or the summit of Mont Saint-Jacques, the panoramas are breathtaking, a veritable spectacle of nature at altitude.

Grande Rochette Trail

From the gypsum of Grande Rochette to the Swiss pine forest of Plagne Centre, dive into the rich natural heritage and fascinating history of La Plagne.

Starting from the summit of Grande Rochette (accessible via the Funiplagne gondola), take in breathtaking views thanks to the orientation table and telescopes, offering a stunning panorama of iconic peaks like the Vanoise, Mont Blanc and Beaufortain ranges.

As you make your way along the trail, themed information boards introduce you to the natural wonders of the area, wildlife, plant life, local history and geology. A walk that’s both fun and educational, and accessible to everyone.
Need a break? A rest area with picnic tables awaits you facing Mont Blanc, the perfect spot to soak in the beauty of the Alps.

Distance: 4 km – Duration: 2h30

Hiking accessible by ski lift

The Two Lakes Trail

Access: Bijolin chairlift - Monday, Wednesday and Friday

From Montchavin-Les Coches, take the Bijolin chairlift, which will bring you close to the Carroley lake. This lake is nestled in a picturesque setting where water, rock, and flowers blend harmoniously. Experienced hikers can then descend towards the Pierres Blanches lake, where you can admire a stunning panoramic view of Mont Blanc, aided by an orientation table.

Level red - difficult

La Route des Balcons

Access: Colosses chairlift - every day except Saturday


Head towards the Dou du Praz fruitière (cheese dairy), where the renowned "Beaufort" cheese is made (open in summer for tours and the sale of produce). Follow the path close to a protected zone: the Cembraie sur Gypse. At the end of the trail, you will reach the Lovatière reservoir used for artificial snow production. Finish in Plagne Aime 2000 near the main building (classified as part of the 20th century's heritage).

Green level - easy


Enchanted Alpine Pastures Trail - Prajourdan

Access: Montalbert gondola - open every day except Saturday

At the top of the Montalbert gondola, you'll discover a trail through a wonderful, enchanted world for the young and the young at heart.
Along the trail, you'll encounter peculiar characters sculpted by chainsaw, as well as panels that will introduce you to the fabulous tales and legends of our mountains.

Blue level- moderate

The Bozelet Chapel

Champagny gondola - every day except Saturday and the Verdons Sud chairlift - Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.

Take the Champagny gondola lift and set off via the mountain pastures to the summit of Mont de la Guerre and the Chapelle du Bozelet. This superb viewpoint overlooks the ski area, the Champagny le Haut valley and the Vanoise glaciers.

Blue level - moderate

Alpine pasture area - dogs not allowed (top of the Champagny gondola)


Hiking at Live 3000

The Discovery Trail Starting from Live 3000

Accessible to all, this easy trail invites you to slow down, observe, understand, and take it all in. Whether you're a mountain enthusiast or simply looking for an easygoing escape, it offers a rewarding experience for both young and old. Three scenic viewpoints mark the route, allowing you to identify the surrounding peaks and learn their names and altitudes. A wonderful way to enjoy the landscape while deepening your knowledge of the alpine environment.

Green level – Easy

From the Summit to the Col de la Chiaupe

The descent from the Live 3000 summit to the intermediate station at Col de la Chiaupe is a pleasant walk, perfect for mountain lovers seeking a peaceful escape. Away from the hustle and bustle, the walk offers a moment of reconnection with nature, while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding peaks. Blue level – Moderate

Ideas for walks

Blanchets Lake

A family walk in the heart of the mountain pastures.

Pierres Blanches Lake

A trail with authentic landscapes, far from the crowds.

Les Frasses

A walk through the forest with views of Mont Blanc to recharge your batteries.

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Breathtaking Views of Mont Blanc from Every Trail

Visible from many trails, Mont Blanc accompanies hikers throughout their journey, offering breathtaking views at every turn. Whether on a forest loop or a ridge path, the iconic summit remains ever-present on the horizon. For a truly stunning panorama, don’t miss the Live 3000 terrace, where a photo break is a must to capture this spectacular landscape.

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