This winter, you rediscovered the thrill of skiing, played in the snow, explored the mountains on snowshoes or touring skis, savored a fondue by the warmth of a wood stove in a yurt, discovered the magic of a winter bivouac under the stars in an igloo, or even drove a dog sled team. Today, spring is bursting into life, fulfilling the calendar. We see buds of freedom and carefree joy blossoming on the branches, and the grass turning green in our living spaces.
3 ideas to see the mountain bloom in 360°
Do you need a breath of fresh air and a surge of oxygen? In Megève, enjoy the simple pleasures of the mountains to celebrate spring and its breath of renewal, through this tailor-made itinerary conducive to awakening the senses and inspired by the four natural elements…
#01 In the air
Have you ever even thought about satisfying your desire for freedom by offering yourself a paragliding flight or a flight over Mont Blanc by plane To have wings to feast your eyes on the extraordinary and unique panoramic weightlessness. But flying is often about realizing a dream.
If you prefer to gain altitude while feeling the wind rush beneath your wings, then choose the most sporty and immersive takeoff method: paragliding. This aerial sport provides both a feeling of freedom and a magnificent moment of symbiosis with nature, without fuel or an engine.
#02 Along the Water
In Megève, while waiting for the resumption of whitewater sports, the waterways alone constitute a number of points of interest to explore to recharge in the spring.
Escape from the waterfall of the Beautiful in the woodsA treasure carefully guarded in the heart of the forest, just a few steps from the village of Megève. Composed of crystalline natural pools and a 30-meter-high waterfall, this natural gem will be the highlight of a nature getaway.
#03 On Earth
How about putting away your skis and hopping on a bike? Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a motivated beginner, in Megève you can cycle at your own pace, while discovering a wide variety of landscapes and heritage sites (meadows, old farms, etc.).
From the level "Very easy" to "Very difficult", the many marked mountain biking trails They are aimed as much at those who enjoy sustained effort as at those who simply wish to discover a preserved natural environment through a leisure activity.
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