How to reach the tourist office?
All year round daily.
Subject to snow conditions.
Free entry but parking fee is compulsory. Parking at the Fer-à-Cheval parking lot is free all year round. The solidarity contribution from parking enables the commune to carry out actions linked to the maintenance, preservation and enhancement of natural sites, as well as to welcome and guide the public.
Payment for parking is made via the parking...
A unique area with impressive rock faces, cliffs 2000 metres high, and hiking trails past numerous waterfalls.
Some waterfalls at Fond de la Combe and Nants des Peres at Fer a Cheval are fed by glaciers.
If you begin at the bar/restaurant at Plan des Lacs and look towards the Pic de Tenneverge, you'll see two notable waterfalls below the Corne du Chamois: la Meridienne , and to the right of that, la Pierrette. This is also called la Fontaine de l'Or and is one of the highest. Further to the right, on the cliffs of Le Fer a Cheval, are other waterfalls, for example the Joaton, Pissevache, the Lyre (one of the most beautiful), and the Genette. Even further to the right are le Saint-Jacques, la Citerne, le Folly, and la Massue waterfalls.
Going in to the Fond de la Combe valley, to the left of the Corne du Chamois, there are many other waterfalls such as le Rejon, la Cage, la Scie, le Violon, and la Gouille.
Leaving Fer a Cheval and following the Giffre downstream youi'll find the village of Le Brairet between Le Molliet and Les Curtets. Above this is Le Dard waterfall.
Free entry but parking fee is compulsory. Parking at the Fer-à-Cheval parking lot is free all year round. The solidarity contribution from parking enables the commune to carry out actions linked to the maintenance, preservation and enhancement of natural sites, as well as to welcome and guide the public.
Payment for parking is made via the parking meters installed in the parking lots, or upstream via the Presto park application.
To check real-time parking lot use, go to
https://affluences.com/parking-de-sixt-fer-a-cheval.
