Discover Le Mont de Grange

Culminating at an altitude of 2432 metres, Mont de Grange is the jewel in the crown of the Chablais Massif, offering breathtaking panoramic views over the Val d’Abondance and beyond. Discover this emblematic summit and the wonders it conceals.

Exploring Mont de Grange

The Mont de Grange, a veritable icon of the Chablais Massif, unfurls its majestic heights at 2432 meters, rivalling the finest panoramas in Haute-Savoie. An unforgettable hike in an unspoilt setting awaits you.

To fully appreciate Mont de Grange, take the trail from St-Théodule to the summit, passing through the Chalets du Bailly and du Jouly, offering an immersive experience in the heart of nature. It is part of the Natura 2000 network, demonstrating its importance in preserving biodiversity. This site is also a hunting reserve, so please respect the regulations in force.

PRACTICAL INFO :

The climb to the summit is generally possible from mid-June to mid-September, but dates may vary according to weather conditions. Please check with tourist information offices or mountain guides before attempting to climb. Subject to favorable weather conditions.

A mountain?

Mont de Grange, an icon of the Chablais Massif, the highest point in the Evian-Vallée d’Abondance region and the second highest peak in the Chablais, majestically dominates the Vallée d’Abondance alongside the Cornettes de Bise.

Discover this unspoilt natural sanctuary, where flora and fauna are revealed in all their splendour.

Mont de Grange hike

Difficulty: Difficult
Altitude: 2432 m
Time to climb: 3 hours
Descent: 2 hours
Total vertical drop: 1130 m
Round trip: 12.6 km
Restrictions: Dogs allowed on leash

Start your journey from St-Théodule, following a path that crosses the Chalets du Bailly and du Jouly before beginning the ascent proper. The climb to the Crête de Coicon offers breathtaking views, rewarding hikers with an exceptional panorama.

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