The Cormet de Roselend is open from the end of May to mid-October. From there, beautiful hikes of all levels begin. A large herd of Tarine cows also occupy this area during the summer. The Cormet de Roselend is also known for having been crossed very often by the Tour de France cycling race, as well as by many cycle tourists, motorcyclists, and vintage cars. On the Route des Grandes Alpes, after Lac de Roselend, it is a preserved site, surrounded by mountain pastures and full of history.
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Before being a tourist destination, Arêches-Beaufort is above all two villages that live all year round. 2100 permanent inhabitants [...]
Our eco-responsible commitment
Nestled in the heart of a massif preserved from mass tourism, Arêches-Beaufort is keen to guarantee its territory a reasoned and [...]
Our commitments to quality and adapted tourism
For a tourist office, commitment to a quality approach is above all strategic, it is the common thread of the tourist office [...]
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Stay
Find all our thematic stay offers for your holidays in Arêches-Beaufort. Take advantage of great deals and book your [...]
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Events
Find all the highlights of the year in Arêches-Beaufort: Cultural and sporting events in the heart of the Beaufortain massif, discover [...]
Discover the rich and varied program of the Arêches cinema: the Chaudanne room. ✅ open 🎞 Sessions all week [...]
Click here to find the current week's entertainment program and links to two news channels to keep you up to date [...]
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Practical
Get a bird's-eye view by checking out the webcams of Arêches-Beaufort. One click and you're on the Cuvy plateau, at the Bonnets Rouges on the [...]