This easy loopback walk through gently-rolling countryside along the Mont-Sion ridge is a wonderful place for a stroll and some breathtaking views over the Préalpes, Jura, Geneva area, Usses Valley and the nearby Salève.
Starting from the village of Charly, the Balcon des Sons hike is an accessible exit for everyone, ideal for a family moment.
Located at the foot of the Salève, this hike will allow you to discover a hilly and rural landscape with a low altitude.
With its eight-way loop, you can easily shorten or extend your hike if you wish.
Take the time to discover the landscapes and the many viewpoints that are offered to you, as well as the chapel of Charly or Saint-Jacques chapel built in the XV century.
The bell tower was declared a Historical Monument on May 12, 1975. You can also discover the Village du Père Noël at the Mont Sion pass, an activity and visits not to be missed with your children.
Starting from the village of Charly, the Balcon des Sons hike is an accessible exit for everyone, ideal for a family moment.
Located at the foot of the Salève, this hike will allow you to discover a hilly and rural landscape with a low altitude.
With its eight-way loop, you can easily shorten or extend your hike if you wish.
Take the time to discover the landscapes and the many viewpoints that are offered to you, as well as the chapel of Charly or Saint-Jacques chapel built in the XV century.
The bell tower was declared a Historical Monument on May 12, 1975. You can also discover the Village du Père Noël at the Mont Sion pass, an activity and visits not to be missed with your children.
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All year round daily.Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Individuals
Points of interest
Points of interest
Points of interest
1Charly chapel - Andilly
The chapelle de Charly or chapelle Saint-Jacques is a 15th-century building. The bell tower was listed as a Monument Historique on May 12, 1975.<br/>The building was commissioned in 1454 by Jacques Fusier, a local religious dignitary. A fire at the end of the 15th century led to the rebuilding of the church in 1541. In 1787, a second fire led to the construction of the present bulbous bell tower.
