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Why not leave the trail to those who know how to read it? The Aillons-Margériaz mountain guides will take you on a snowshoeing expedition to discover a silent nature, stories hidden under the snow and breathtaking landscapes. A sensory, playful or contemplative experience… Winter in a different way, with cool feet and a warm mind.

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Supervised snowshoe outings in Les Aillons-Margériaz

The mountain guides at Les Aillons-Margériaz offer supervised snowshoe outings in the heart of the Massif des Bauges Regional Nature Park. Qualified and passionate, they invite you to enjoy winter adventures suited to all levels: family outings, sporting hikes, night-time outings, sensory experiences or discovering the local heritage.

Explore Savoie differently with a snowshoe guide

Supervised in complete safety, these snowshoe hikes allow you to explore the secret and unspoilt areas of Savoie, while respecting nature. Whether you’re curious about wildlife in winter, looking for a sunrise hike or a winter immersion in a mountain pasture, set off with a guide… and let yourself be surprised.

Frequently asked questions... and useful answers
  • What are snowshoes?

    This is an accessory that you attach to the bottom of your walking boots so that you can walk on snow without sinking too deep. Thanks to its large surface area and small claws, it distributes weight and ensures good grip, even on hilly terrain. A gentle, quiet and accessible way to discover the mountains in winter.

  • Do you need to be a good level to set off with a guide?

    Not at all! There are outings to suit all abilities, from easy family walks to more challenging hikes. The guide will adapt the route to suit the group.

  • What should you take with you?

    Walking shoes, water, warm clothing and sun protection (glasses, cream, cap). The guide will give you the exact list before the outing.

  • Is it suitable for children?

    Yes, many of our outings are designed for the very young, with a leisurely pace and fun content. Some walks are even accessible to 3-4 year-olds!