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0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 800 900 1'000 1'100 1'200 1'300 1'400 1'500 1'600 1'700 1 - Bulle, Buvette de La Chia, 998 m 3 - Bulle, Buvette de La Chia, 1001 m 2 - La Chia, 1317 m FOR QUESTIONS La Gruyère Tourisme Place des Alpes 26, 1630 Bulle T +41 (0)848 424 424 / www.la-gruyere.ch/snowshoeing #lagruyere La Chia Bulle PARCOURS DE LA CHIA Snowshoe trail (SwitzerlandMobility - 282) Description DIFFICULTY MODERATELY DIFFICULT TYPE OF ACTIVITY SPORT DURATION 3.00 HOURS LENTH 5 KM POSITIVE ALTITUDE 380 M NEGATIVE ALTITUDE 380 M ALTITUDE MIN. 998 M ALTITUDE MAX. 998 M PARKING AND START BUVETTE DES AMIS DE LA CHIA, PRÉS DE LA JOUX DESSOUS, 1635 BULLE La Chia snowshoe trail on the outskirts of Bulle, the main adminis- trative centre for the district of La Gruyère, offers a refreshing walk in a Pre-Alpine setting with an extraordinary view over the Fribourg Pre-Alps and the Moléson (2,002 m) in the foreground, the Lac de La Gruyère and the Gibloux. You start the circular route at La Chia, the lowest mountain used for activi- ties in La Gruyère, with a ski tow operated by volunteers. From the car park, follow the signs for walk no. 2, the Petit Tour de La Chia. Head towards the Grosse Oubèca; turning clockwise, you will see first Bul- le, the main administrative centre for the district of La Gruyère, the Dent de Broc, the chain of Vanils and finally the Château de Gruyères, the second most-visited chateau in Switzerland after Chillon, which has been open to the public since 1938. The gentle slope is accessible to all and takes you through forests and pastures, with views from the clearings to the typical mountain chalets of La Gruyère, with names that are either poetic or de- rived from the local patois, such as Pré de la Joux Dessus, La Savarisa or Les Fours-Calabrê. Once you reach the Ou Chimbo chalet, continue up the winding path through the forest towards the summit of La Chia, from where you can look out over the plateau of French-speaking Switzerland. The descent down the NW slope takes you through pastures and forests as you head towards the Jura. Then walk back to the Buvette des Amis de La Chia for refreshments after an invigorating excursion. This unprepared itinerary is marked. You take this trail at your own risk. Snowshoeing is done in the mountains, therefore, certain rules must be respected for your safety. 2 cm = 200 m More information at www.la-gruyere.ch/snowshoeing

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282 Parcours de La Chia

FOR QUESTIONS

La Gruyère TourismePlace des Alpes 26, 1630 BulleT +41 (0)848 424 424 / www.la-gruyere.ch/snowshoeing #lagruyere

La ChiaBulle

PARCOURS DE LA CHIA Snowshoe trail (SwitzerlandMobility - 282)

Description

DIFFICULTY MODERATELY DIFFICULT

TYPE OF ACTIVITYSPORT

DURATION 3.00 HOURS LENTH 5 KM

POSITIVE ALTITUDE 380 M NEGATIVE ALTITUDE 380 M

ALTITUDE MIN. 998 M ALTITUDE MAX. 998 M

PARKING AND START BUVETTE DES AMIS DE LA CHIA, PRÉS DE LA JOUX DESSOUS, 1635 BULLE

La Chia snowshoe trail on the outskirts of Bulle, the main adminis-trative centre for the district of La Gruyère, offers a refreshing walk in a Pre-Alpine setting with an extraordinary view over the Fribourg Pre-Alps and the Moléson (2,002 m) in the foreground, the Lac de La Gruyère and the Gibloux.

You start the circular route at La Chia, the lowest mountain used for activi-ties in La Gruyère, with a ski tow operated by volunteers. From the car park, follow the signs for walk no. 2, the Petit Tour de La Chia. Head towards the Grosse Oubèca; turning clockwise, you will see first Bul-le, the main administrative centre for the district of La Gruyère, the Dent de Broc, the chain of Vanils and finally the Château de Gruyères, the second most-visited chateau in Switzerland after Chillon, which has been open to the public since 1938. The gentle slope is accessible to all and takes you through forests and pastures, with views from the clearings to the typical mountain chalets of La Gruyère, with names that are either poetic or de-rived from the local patois, such as Pré de la Joux Dessus, La Savarisa or Les Fours-Calabrê. Once you reach the Ou Chimbo chalet, continue up the winding path through the forest towards the summit of La Chia, from where you can look out over the plateau of French-speaking Switzerland. The descent down the NW slope takes you through pastures and forests as you head towards the Jura. Then walk back to the Buvette des Amis de La Chia for refreshments after an invigorating excursion.

This unprepared itinerary is marked. You take this trail at your own risk. Snowshoeing is done in the mountains, therefore, certain rules must be respected for your safety.

2 cm = 200 m

More information atwww.la-gruyere.ch/snowshoeing