Moay – Les Otanes – La Pasay
Starting from the ski lifts in Le Châble, where you can park free of charge, take the cable car in the direction of “Bruson”.
Upon arrival, you'll see three small chalets ahead. The path starts to the left of these chalets. After walking along the ski slope for around ten metres and passing through the chalets, you'll arrive at the “Moay” restaurant.
A few metres behind the restaurant, you'll see a signpost; follow the path towards “Le Larzay”. This path will take you through the idyllic Bruson forest. “Pink” signposts are dotted all along the trail, showing you which path to follow. You'll make your way through larch trees before tackling a steeper incline, which will take you to “Les Otanes”. Take a minute to catch your breath and admire a magnificent view across the Pays du St-Bernard.
A beautiful clearing offers a glimpse of the summits of the Bruson ski slopes, where the trail comes to an end. Enjoy a cup of tea while admiring the view from the terrace of the La Pasay snack bar.
Upon arrival, you'll see three small chalets ahead. The path starts to the left of these chalets. After walking along the ski slope for around ten metres and passing through the chalets, you'll arrive at the “Moay” restaurant.
A few metres behind the restaurant, you'll see a signpost; follow the path towards “Le Larzay”. This path will take you through the idyllic Bruson forest. “Pink” signposts are dotted all along the trail, showing you which path to follow. You'll make your way through larch trees before tackling a steeper incline, which will take you to “Les Otanes”. Take a minute to catch your breath and admire a magnificent view across the Pays du St-Bernard.
A beautiful clearing offers a glimpse of the summits of the Bruson ski slopes, where the trail comes to an end. Enjoy a cup of tea while admiring the view from the terrace of the La Pasay snack bar.
