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From family strolls to energetic hikes, les Arcs’ summer area offers more than 200 km of walking trails with 6,700m of cumulated gross ascent. Truly somewhere for exploring the great outdoors with something for everyone …
Whether you prefer family walks or challenging hikes, the summer domain of Les Arcs offers more than 200 km of hiking trails with a total elevation gain of 6700m. A true natural playground for exploration, there's something for everyone to enjoy...
Hiking with others becomes a moment of sharing and connection. You can also be accompanied by professionals who will guide you, offer advice, and help you discover our region and its hidden treasures. To do so, you can contact our specialized partners.
The free hiking map helps you explore trails in the Les Arcs, Peisey-Vallandry, Villaroger, and Bourg Saint Maurice areas. Additionally, an IGN-style 1:35,000 map is available with over 60 marked trails on the Les Arcs side and the Sun side. Available for purchase at Tourist Offices.
Bourg St Maurice, Le Skate Park, Les Marais
Cycle path between Bourg Saint Maurice and Aime, along side the Isère river.
Level green – easy
20 km
100m D-
Durée : 2h
Altitude moyenne : 751m
Altitude maximum : 813m
Type de parcours : Aller-retour
Distance: 20 km
Negative height difference: 100 meters
Difficulty: green level
This mountain cycle path allows you to go from Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Aime, on foot, by bike and rollerblades, in complete safety (no intersections). The slope is regular and easy. And the walk is magnificent: totally silent, wild in the forest, and along the river. A pure pleasure.
8 km from Bourg, you will find the Gothard lake with a playground for children, an adventure course and a restaurant (open only from June 15 to September 15) and a charging station for electric bikes.
All year round.
Subject to snow conditions.
L'itinéraire est balisé.
The trail is indicated by yellow signs with a green inscription.
You can also find yellow rectangles painted on stones or ponds.
