From 06/07 to 01/09.
Rando'bus is an original proposal for hiking in the Montagnes du Giffre thanks to the summer shuttle service. Use the destination's mobility network to hike for longer, without having to make the round trip.
Part of the route lies within the Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval / Passy Nature Reserve, and is therefore subject to regulations designed to protect natural environments, landscapes and species. Find out more before you go.
Shuttle departure - Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval Bus station
Departure Cirque du Fer-à-Cheval
Follow the signs for Camping du Pelly, then continue towards Penté Rocher to reach Praz de Commune, where you can admire some pretty traditional chalets.
Continue through the Commune mountain pasture towards Les Vagnys.
Head up towards Nant Sec, then down the zigzagging path to Feulatière.
Follow Les Fontaines then Grande Joux. At the crossroads, head for Cellières.
Continue along the path following Hameau des Fardelays.
Descend slightly to the Rouget waterfall, also known as the "Queen of the Alps".
Arrival at Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval Cascade du Rouget - return shuttle bus
Part of this itinerary lies within the Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval / Passy Nature Reserve, and is therefore subject to regulations designed to protect natural environments, landscapes and species. Find out more before you go.
Rando'bus is an original proposal for hiking in the Montagnes du Giffre thanks to the summer shuttle service. Use the destination's mobility network to hike for longer, without having to make the round trip.
Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval/Passy Nature Reserve, the biggest nature reserve in Haute-Savoie, covers a vast region and boasts two impressive glacier cirques (Fer à Cheval and Les Fonts), both bursting with spectacular waterfalls.