Hamlet trail loop
Bozel Hiking itinerary
Route
:
BOUCLE
Daily duration (minutes)
:
240
Distance (km)
:
7
Route
:
550
Level bue - easy
Departure/Arrival
Point of interest
Circuit n° 1
- Environment :
- Mountain location
Informations
- SITRA services :
- Route
- Route 1260
- Parking :
- Car park
- SITRA services :
- Services
Informations
Hamlet trail loop
118 Rue Emile Machet
73350
Bozel
Phone : +33 4 79 55 03 77
Presentation
This walk will allow you to see some typical villages of Bozel, following the "Miner Path" which was the miner's itinerary who went up to Tincave's mine which was still open right up to 1960.
Departure: Tourist Office.
From the Tourist Office, head towards the church, then go around it on the right, climb up alongside the Sarrazine Tower, then take the ‘Chemin du Mont Jovet’ to climb up to Villemartin.
Once in Villemartin, pass in front of the St Jacques chapel and go up the street called ‘La Grande Sarrire’. At the top, take the street on the right for 50 metres, then turn left onto the path leading to Le Râtelard, then Lachenal. Continue, crossing Le Bonrieu, to Tincave. From the bottom of this village, descend to Bozel.
Variations:
- Variation from the Tourist Office to extend your loop: once you have gone around the church, take Rue de l'Eglise towards Brides les Bains via the Sentier des Vignes path, then after a little over 2 km, head towards Villemartin.
- From Villemartin, a variation allows you to descend to Bozel.
- From Lachenal, you can descend towards Bozel (turn off before crossing the stream).
- From Tincave, a path descends to Villard and then returns to Bozel.
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From the Tourist Office, head towards the church, then go around it on the right, climb up alongside the Sarrazine Tower, then take the ‘Chemin du Mont Jovet’ to climb up to Villemartin.
Once in Villemartin, pass in front of the St Jacques chapel and go up the street called ‘La Grande Sarrire’. At the top, take the street on the right for 50 metres, then turn left onto the path leading to Le Râtelard, then Lachenal. Continue, crossing Le Bonrieu, to Tincave. From the bottom of this village, descend to Bozel.
Variations:
- Variation from the Tourist Office to extend your loop: once you have gone around the church, take Rue de l'Eglise towards Brides les Bains via the Sentier des Vignes path, then after a little over 2 km, head towards Villemartin.
- From Villemartin, a variation allows you to descend to Bozel.
- From Lachenal, you can descend towards Bozel (turn off before crossing the stream).
- From Tincave, a path descends to Villard and then returns to Bozel.
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Security
Take the weather forecast before leaving.
Don’t forget to drink to eat and have a break.
Equipment
Equip yourself with good shoes and clothes well suited for mountains.
Carry IGN map. This map is provided for information purposes only.
Good behaviour
Stay on track.
Respect the environment .
Be careful with herds, keep your dog on leash.
Be careful with your waste, bring it back with you.
Take the weather forecast before leaving.
Don’t forget to drink to eat and have a break.
Equipment
Equip yourself with good shoes and clothes well suited for mountains.
Carry IGN map. This map is provided for information purposes only.
Good behaviour
Stay on track.
Respect the environment .
Be careful with herds, keep your dog on leash.
Be careful with your waste, bring it back with you.
OuverturesAll year round daily.
Pics
Pics
Linked offer
Bozel
Lachenal has got nearly 20 resident. It has, like the other villages, its chapel and its “bachals”, basin built with rocks, which deserve to make ...
Bozel
Located at 6 km from Bozel, Tincave (1300 m height) has got nearly 50 resident. This hamlet has got its Chapel Saint Bernard of Menthon and also some ...
Bozel
The hamlet of Villemartin (1100 m height) has got a real history well settle down with its beauty and its heritage, like the other villages of Bozel.
Bozel
The Tour Sarrazine has been built between the 12th and the 13th century. name is coming from the way of how it has been built and not from the Saracen...
Its frontage ornament with painted scenes prefigures the Baroque design inside.
Here, we take care of our onions: The bell tower, with its double bulbous spire, has one of the most recognisable silhouettes in Savoy!
The interior ...
Chapelle Saint-Jacques is the oldest and largest chapel in the parish and resembles a genuine church. Step inside and discover its three colourful ...