Top Things to do in Haute-Savoie
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Things to do in Haute-Savoie, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: The Best Biking Trails
Discover the best top things to do in Haute-Savoie, France including Bikepark Les Gets, Les Gets, Voie Verte du Lac d'Annecy, ViaRhona de Saint-Gingolph a Thonon par Evian, ViaRhona - from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean.
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1. Bikepark Les Gets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
2. Les Gets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 665 reviews
Between Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc and 1 hour from Geneva Airport, Les Gets resort is an integral part of the Franco-Swiss Portes du Soleil area, one of the largest skiing and mountain biking areas in Europe. In all seasons, Les Gets promises you unforgettable and beautiful escapes #MadeinLesGets in a unique idyllic setting between forests, mountain pastures and unspoilt open spaces. In the winter, discover an authentic cross-border skiing adventure with 286 slopes covering around 650 km between France and Switzerland. But also a wide range of other sports and leisures : cross-country skiing, walking or snowshoeing, dog-sled riding, dog-hiking, paragliding, wellness moments... In the summer, Les Gets is a pioneering destination for cycling and mountain biking with an exceptional Bikepark with over 128 km of marked trails, including specially-adapted ones for e-bikes, and facilities for every level of ability.
Reviewed By Ianrhunt68 - Les Gets, France
We came for a few days skiing in January. Lifts were quiet but it it is early in January. Easy to use
3. Voie Verte du Lac d'Annecy
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4.5 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By charbs1 - Beirut, Lebanon
We rented our bike from Annecy then we went direct South-West you can check the pic that is attached to the review. We thought we'd do an hour and then the ride was so beautiful that we decided to continue all the way. We stopped just before Talloires town and had lunch there on a beautiful place by the lake called "Bistrot du Ponton". The ride is 42km in total from and to Annecy. It took us around 6 hours to do it in total (taking pics + lunch + enjoying). There is a part just after Talloires town that is very difficult and we had to walk with our bikes (we were not able to bike it). I have highlighted this place in black. Long story short, the ride is most beautiful on the west side of the lake - not extremely pretty from the east side (so if you're short on time and not willing to get tired, stick to the west side of the lake), andif you'd like a little adventure and have some time to spare go ahead and do the full tour but expect to be tired if you're an intermediate biker!
