Top 10 Gorges around Megève

A surprising passage and it's an adventure guaranteed

The suspension bridge on the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is a thrilling highlight along the trail. As you approach, the wooden planks of the bridge sway gently, suspended over a deep gorge, creating an exhilarating experience for hikers. This well-engineered bridge adds an element of adventure to the trek, providing both a physical challenge and a moment to savor the breathtaking mountain scenery.

The Glacier View is a mesmerizing spectacle that unfolds in the heart of the French Alps. As you gaze upon this natural wonder, the world seems to pause, and the grandeur of the Mont Blanc massif takes center stage. The glacier, a river of ancient ice, flows majestically down the rugged slopes of the mountains. Its serpentine curves and icy crevasses tell a silent tale of centuries, capturing the imagination of all who behold it.

The Passerelle de Bionnassay is a breathtaking suspension bridge nestled in the heart of the French Alps. As you approach, the majestic peaks of the Mont Blanc massif provide a stunning backdrop to this engineering marvel. The suspension bridge spans the rugged Bionnassay Glacier, offering a thrilling and immersive experience for hikers and adventurers.

During the Second World War, Canon Louis DESBIOLLES, then parish priest of Sallanches, vowed to build a replica of the Lourdes cave if the city was spared the bombs. It was in fact in this town in the Pyrenees that the young Bernadette SOUBIRO reported in 1858 several apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Sallanches having been spared by the bombings, the priest kept his promise. Thus on June 14, 1944, this oratory was blessed by Mgr Auguste CE BRON, Bishop of Annecy, in the presence of several thousand people. The inhabitants had dedicated this place for a long time to the mother of Christ. it was already the setting for pilgrimages to the Black Madonna. Walker in search of soothing nature or pilgrim in search of meditation, respond to the invitation of the Spirit of these places, far from the hustle and bustle of the Modern world, respect the cleanliness and silence of this setting and let yourself be won over by the Pal

Impossible not to see it, take the left of the bridge to be able to make the most of the view at the moment where the two torrents come together to start these different falls that I like to call washers without forgetting the natural bridge which is located to the right going down the track

The climb via the Anery is very difficult, steps, roots and stones make the route which is very steep, to be avoided in rainy weather, very slippery path and risk of stream formation as the path is dug by falling rain .

Very beautiful waterfall in the gorges