Gourmet Walk with our Swiss friends

Epicurean hiking lovers have an appointment with our Swiss neighbors, in Morgins, on Saturday, September 1st, for the Balade Gourmande “Goûts du Terroir au Fil de l’Eau”.

Little or Big Foodies, everyone will find their happiness along the two proposed routes (8 or 12 km), each punctuated by gourmet stops.

During the hike, you will appreciate the magnificent landscapes offered by the Vallon de They. A life-size contrast between alpine pastures, sunny and shaded paths, large meadows and viewpoints over the surrounding mountains. The return is made via the chemin des Ponts, an enchanting setting where the river blends with the undergrowth. In this magical universe, children are kings and have fun splashing in the river.

The gourmet walk Goûts du Terroir au Fil de l’Eau is a true moment of relaxation and discovery where the pleasure of the taste buds meets the benefits of a mountain stroll.

Practical information:

2 routes: Little Foodies 8 km – Big Foodies 12 km.

Prices: Adult CHF 70.- Children from 6 to 15 years: CHF 30.- Under 6 years: free. (Tasting glass “Morgins” offered).

Please wear good shoes suitable for mountain paths.

Mandatory and limited registration by order of booking arrival until August 24, 2012 – 5:00 p.m. Departures every 15 minutes; from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Information and registrations at the Morgins Tourist Office +41 (0)24 477 23 61 or by email [email protected] .

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I’m Patrick, a mountain enthusiast who has lived in Haute-Savoie for over 20 years. As the creator and manager of this travel site dedicated to the region, I introduce you to places worth visiting in our beautiful department, along with unmissable tips and recommendations. I also share discoveries from further afield—such as Corsica, Italy, and the Arcachon Basin—based on my own travels. Having completed the state-certified mountain leader training course in the Pyrenees (back in 1996), I also aim to provide advice on how to enjoy the mountains safely and responsibly.