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Une boucle à saute frontière: Malagny - Sezegnin - Avusy

Walking/pedestrian in Viry

8.0 km
Walking/pedestrian
2h 40min
Easy
  • A footpath that straddles the Franco-Swiss border reveals the many hidden or forgotten faces of the architectural, historic, rural and natural heritage of the Geneva Basin.
    Sightseeing: The village of Malagny, the Humilly Woods, the dry slope, Les Teppes de la Repentance and its pine forest with a Mediterranean atmosphere (a biotope protected by Prefectoral Order), the old ford across the Laire, the Chemin de Néry and the view of the Crêt d’Eau, Champlong Castle, Launay Manor, the village...
    A footpath that straddles the Franco-Swiss border reveals the many hidden or forgotten faces of the architectural, historic, rural and natural heritage of the Geneva Basin.
    Sightseeing: The village of Malagny, the Humilly Woods, the dry slope, Les Teppes de la Repentance and its pine forest with a Mediterranean atmosphere (a biotope protected by Prefectoral Order), the old ford across the Laire, the Chemin de Néry and the view of the Crêt d’Eau, Champlong Castle, Launay Manor, the village d’Avusy and its church, the village of Sézegnin and its fountains, the old Lyana house and, last but not least, the bridge over the River Laire and the woods on the riverbank.
    The walk lasts approximately 2h40 hours.
    Reference: FFRP Hiking Guide "Pays du Salève et du Vuache ... à pied" on sale at the Tourism Office

  • Documentation

    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 Humilly chapel
Dedicated to St-Eusèbe, a small building from the 13th century (stone pointed arch door) whose facade is topped with a tower. It is equipped with imposing cut-stone buttresses.<br/>The chancel, according to Edmont Ganter, is in a Cistercian style, with a broken-bow barrel vault and a lancet arch window in the rear wall. On this wall we find a piscina to the right of the altar and a tabernacle for the Blessed Sacrament.