The area is fully booked on the following dates:
in September, from the 20th to the 24th, in October, from the 4th to the 5th.
The information is provided for the next 90 days; beyond that try to book. The booking system will block you if the area is full
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Allevard (Isère, France)
Allevard is an alpine commune located at the foot of the Belledonne massif, less than an hour's drive from Grenoble. A spa town since the 19th century, it combines a bathing heritage, Belle Époque holiday resort atmospheres and direct access to the mountains. The landscape alternates forests, meadows and rivers, offering hiking opportunities and tranquility away from large urban areas. The town is still appreciated for its natural setting and thermal heritage.
Heritage and history
Allevard's thermal reputation dates back to the 19th century with the development of the Thermes d'Allevard, which shaped the local urban planning and left villas and period buildings. The town center retains façades and promenades that evoke that era. The valley's industrial history, linked to metalworking, has also marked the urban and economic landscape.
Nature and landscapes
Allevard opens onto the Belledonne, a massif suitable for high-altitude walks and panoramas over the alpine range. The surrounding forests and meadows offer waymarked trails for hiking and mountain biking. In summer, the coolness of the slopes and the mountain air attract hikers and families seeking nature.
Outdoor activities and leisure
Besides thermal treatments, there are hiking routes and mountain bike circuits adapted to various levels. In winter, the mid-mountain areas accessible from the valley offer snow activities that are more intimate than those of large resorts. Local facilities encourage a relaxed practice of outdoor sports.
Not to miss
- Thermes d'Allevard — for thermal treatments and bathing history.
- Belle Époque villas — walks in the urban park and period façades.
- Belledonne — hiking trails and viewpoints over the Alps.
- Lac d'Allevard — body of water and a place to relax in fine weather (seasonal).
- Town centre — local shops and cafés to enjoy the valley atmosphere.
