Châteaux et légendes

Walking/pedestrian in Vulbens

5.5 km

Walking/pedestrian

1h 45min

Easy

A walk that allows you to discover the rural heritage of the Vuache area. See the church and the centre of the village, old farmhouses and farming traditions, and find out about local legends. The piedmont plains of Le Vuache reveal their authentic character.

A walk in rich, unspoilt natural surroundings. Start from the village of Vulbens (ECLA Centre). The path is not signposted for the first 5.5 kms. (Wear hiking boots and appropriate clothing if it is raining). Sightseeing: the farm at... Read more
A walk that allows you to discover the rural heritage of the Vuache area. See the church and the centre of the village, old farmhouses and farming traditions, and find out about local legends. The piedmont plains of Le Vuache reveal their authentic character.

A walk in rich, unspoilt natural surroundings. Start from the village of Vulbens (ECLA Centre). The path is not signposted for the first 5.5 kms. (Wear hiking boots and appropriate clothing if it is raining). Sightseeing: the farm at Faramaz Castle, Faramaz Castle, the hamlet of La Fontaine, Raclaz d'en bas, Raclaz d'en haut, a fortified house, the view of the Geneva Basin, chestnut trees, the church in Vulbens, Le Vuache Castle and the village of Vulbens.
Reference: FFRP Hiking Guide "Pays du Salève et du Vuache ... à pied" on sale at the Tourism Office

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Deals

Hôtel / Restaurant du Vuache 74520 VULBENS - Traditional cuisine Restaurant " Gouverneur " 74520 VULBENS - Traditional cuisine Gaec " Le Vuache " 74520 VULBENS - Farm door sales of pork, beef and veal, pork meat products, apples, pears and fruit juice.
Difference in height

202 m
Plain text period

Throughout the year : open daily (Not recommended in bad weather.).
Documentation
- GPX Trace
GPX / KML files allow you to export the trail of your hike to your GPS (or other navigation tool)

Accepted customers
- Individuals

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Points of interest

1 Vulbens church

2 Point de Vue du Tire Cul

1 Vulbens church

We are here in front of a religious building dating from the 15th century, rebuilt in 1820. This parish church, dedicated to St Maurice, displays in the interior his painted portrait (1898) as well as that of St François de Sales.<br/>Until the 17th century, the parish of Bans existed on the banks of the Rhône, made up of 3 small hamlets, Moisset, Collogny and Bans. When the latter village disappeared, the places known as Collogny and Moissey were associated with the parish of Vulbens. Did you know that the current bell tower of the church came from the old chapel of the Templars of Collogny?