OUR ADVICE
The Chemin des Coqs (Cocks’ Path) refers to the capercaillie (known as the coq de bruyère in French), which maintains an inconspicuous presence on these inhospitable slopes
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| Useful information | From the resort, follow the Chemin de la Raye (which takes you past the Petit Musée de la Faune wildlife museum, open 7 days a week). The route then leads through the old village, past the front of the church, alongside the playground at Le Calvaire, and then climbs to below the Grand Hôtel Chandolin. This is the start of the ‘Chemin des Coqs’, a gorgeous little footpath that runs through Invers Forest. You come to a lime kiln, which has a very informative information board. On the way back you have the option of making a detour to the wildlife observation hide. |
