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All year round daily.
Subject to snow conditions.
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Also known as "The Queen of the Alps", is Sixt's best-known waterfall. The torrent surges dramatically in two huge steps, falling for over 80 metres.
It's located 6 kilometres beyond the hamlet of Salvagny, and you can get there easily by car except in winter. In the winter months the road is closed to cars but you can park near the road block and then walk or snowshoe to the waterfall. It takes an hour and a half there and back and is at a height of 1000 metres - a height gain of about 100 metres from the car park.
A unique area with impressive rock faces, cliffs 2000 metres high, and hiking trails past numerous waterfalls.
Discover the mountain bike route to the Chalet des Fonts! Perfect for challenge-seekers, this challenging route takes you over the gorges to the bridge over the Giffre des Fonts, giving access to the refuge and alpine pastures.
The Cascade du Rouget, nicknamed the "Queen of the Alps", offers visitors a contemplative and refreshing break.
Refuge located in a preserved valley in the heart of the Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval nature reserve. Family hike appreciated for its numerous waterfalls amidst ibex, chamois and marmots.
The Sauffaz's waterfall is fed by the torrent of the small valley of Sales, low forming the Cascade du Rouget. The Pleureuse's waterfall owes its name with the fact that the water which feeds it, comes from the resurgences pointing out the...
The Alfred Wills refuge is located in the heart of the nature reserve on the large Anterne mountain pasture. It's a two-hour walk from Sixt, passing the magnificent Cascade de la Pleureuse. An ideal break for families (from 5 years).
Refuge located at the entrance of the wild Cirque des Fonts. The Fonts alpine pasture reveals itself as a jewel in a setting of unspoiled nature.
This summer, let yourself be transported with great serenity. Discover the villages, go for some grocery shopping, reach a hiking trail, the leisure areas or the "Au fil du Giffre" walking path...
