This walk reveals the Vuache area's rural heritage - churches and villages, old farmhouses, agricultural traditions and legends.
From the village of Chênex, discover this hike without difficulty in a rich and preserved natural setting.
Take the time to discover the church of Chênex of neo-Romanesque style dating from 1881 and its tabernacle classified at the national level, as well as the center of the village. You will discover the landscapes of the plain, the Bois du Mont, the hamlet of Bellossy, the woods in Reynauds, and admire the view of the Alps.
Between hamlets, forests and orchards, this hike is ideal for a morning or an afternoon with the family. No danger on this route, your children will be able to walk freely in the countryside of Chênex.
From the village of Chênex, discover this hike without difficulty in a rich and preserved natural setting.
Take the time to discover the church of Chênex of neo-Romanesque style dating from 1881 and its tabernacle classified at the national level, as well as the center of the village. You will discover the landscapes of the plain, the Bois du Mont, the hamlet of Bellossy, the woods in Reynauds, and admire the view of the Alps.
Between hamlets, forests and orchards, this hike is ideal for a morning or an afternoon with the family. No danger on this route, your children will be able to walk freely in the countryside of Chênex.
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All year round.<br/>Not recommended in bad weather. Please check with the Tourist Office beforehand for current access conditions.<br/><br/>Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions.Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Individuals
Points of interest
Points of interest
Points of interest
1Chenex church
It was in 1881 that the Chenex church, in the Neo-Roman style, was built. Inside this holy place, 2 objects are listed at the national level: the tabernacle from the Pomier Charterhouse from the 17th century and the Virgin from the 18th century.<br/>You will also discover an impressive organ, dating from 1842 and coming from the cathedral of Alger. Why such a long journey for this instrument? It was Monseigneur Duval, originally from Chênex and cardinal at Alger, who offered it to the parish in 1984. Remaining in Algeria after the independence, he is buried at Notre Dame d'Afrique (Alger)
