Les Lindarets – Refuge de Chésery loop from Les Lindarets

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Les Lindarets – Refuge de Chésery loop from Les Lindarets

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Les Lindarets – Refuge de Chésery loop from Les Lindarets

04:46

12.3km

670m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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15 m

Les Lindarets Goat Village

Highlight • Settlement

The village of Lindarets is undoubtedly the obligatory stopover for families who come here to immerse themselves in a bubble of authenticity and discover a real hamlet with its chalets, …

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48 m

Les Lindarets

Highlight • Other

Les Lindarets is a small hamlet situated at an altitude of 1467m above Morzine. It is also known as Goat Village, because of the goats that live there.

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3.68 km

Col du Chésery

Highlight • Mountain Pass

View of the mountains overlooking the resort of Avoriaz.

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4.37 km

Refuge de Chésery

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The Chésery refuge is an old stable. It was renovated in the 1980s. Today, William and Simone Grenon, shepherds, manage the refuge in the pure mountain tradition.

William Grenon says: …

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5.15 km

Chésery Lake

Highlight • Lake

Totally worth visit. Although it is not as well-known as Lac Vert, it is a hidden gem right on the top of mountain.

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8.70 km

View of Lac Montriond

Highlight • Viewpoint

12.3 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.59 km

4.19 km

2.47 km

112 m

Surfaces

4.70 km

3.91 km

3.63 km

112 m

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 12 October

15°C

2°C

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Comments

September 18, 2026

Be aware that after about 1,5 km, the trail becomes extremely steep and is completely overgrown with bushes and tall grass. It is barely rideable or walkable.
I recommend taking the alternative gravel road instead, as it is much more accessible and enjoyable