Discover The commune of Saint-Gingolph

With its dual French and Swiss nationality, Saint-Gingolph is also the perfect representative of our region’s duality of lake and mountains. Situated on the shores of Lake Geneva, this village with its singular charm is the starting point for major hikes and bike rides.

Saint-Gingolph A commune of Leman Mountains Explore

The communes of the Pays d’Evian, Pays de Gavot and Vallée d’Abondance unite under a single banner to form the Leman Mountains Explore territory!

From Lake Geneva (372 m) to Mont de Grange (2,432 m), Leman Mountains Explore is a multi-faceted territory, a singular territory, an astonishing territory or a natural territory that never ceases to surprise those who set out to discover it!

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Saint-Gingolph A Franco-Swiss village

Saint-Gingolph is ideally situated on the shores of Lake Geneva, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks such as the Dent d’Oche, the Dents du Midi and the Swiss Jura mountains.

Its location between France and Switzerland enables visitors to enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities. In winter, the Portes du Soleil ski resorts are just a few kilometers away, offering easy access to kilometers of pistes for all levels. The neighboring resorts are also a paradise for Nordic skiers and snowshoers.

Saint-Gingolph Tourist Information Office

Saint-Gingolph in summer Enjoy the lake

In summer, Saint-Gingolph is the ideal starting point for exploring the region on foot or by bike. The famous ViaRhôna cycle path along Lake Geneva offers routes through the vineyards and villages of Leman Mountains Explore.

Hikers will appreciate the GR5 trail, which crosses the Alps from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean, offering breathtaking views of the Alpine mountains and valleys.

Saint-Gingolph’s cultural richness is sure to enchant you. Take a stroll through the narrow streets of the village to discover its historical heritage, including the 12th-century church of Saint-Gingolph. Don’t miss a visit to the Musée de la Frontière, which traces the fascinating history of the region and its inhabitants.

What to do in Saint Gingolph

Green news

Did you know that Saint-Gingolph heats itself by capturing water from Lake Geneva with the Boucle d’O, an ecological heating network?

Staying in Saint-Gingolph

Saint-Gingolph is also renowned for its gastronomy. Sample Savoyard specialities in local restaurants, accompanied by local wines. Local products, such as cheese and charcuterie, will delight gourmets’ taste buds.

For your stay, Saint-Gingolph offers a range of accommodation, from charming inns to welcoming bed & breakfasts, where you can relax and recharge your batteries after a busy day of mountain adventures.

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