Sports and leisure activities Beaufort

Close to the majestic Grand Mont, the Lacs de la Tempête offer an unforgettable experience where the splendour of the lakes rewards every step. The excursion lasts approximately 4 hours. Departure is from the Saint-Guérin dam, perched at an altitude of almost 1,600 metres. At the start, the waymarked path rises towards the Col de la Louze, culminating at over 2,100 meters, then your route continues to the right. You'll need to cross a scree slope, guided by cairns. At the pass, the first lake is revealed, offering a breathtaking panorama.

In the company of a mountain professional, you can discover the Beaufortain in snowshoes or cross-country skiing to meet an exceptional fauna and flora. And if the adventure is going to tempt you, Michel Bich, the former high-level ski rider in the background, the creator of Nature and Mountains almost 30 years ago, can take you much further. on cross-skis in Lapland or Nepal for a dream trekking.

This universally accessible walk offers the whole family a great opportunity to explore the peaceful surroundings of the village of Beaufort. Following this loop, you'll cross the leisure park and skirt the lake, discovering lively moments, sublime panoramas and moments of tranquillity. Once you've completed the hike, fishing, mountain biking, games for all ages and picnics offer a multitude of options at your fingertips.

The comfort walk is for everyone, offering an easy and accessible family outing. Nestled in the Beaufortain massif, this itinerary takes place near Lac de Saint-Guérin. Right from the start, you'll be captivated by the panoramic view of the Saint-Guérin dam. The long walk along the lake will then lead you to an impressive 80-meter-long footbridge, overhanging the lake by more than 20 meters. This trail is available outside the snowy season.

This climbing itinerary offers a secure route with minimal equipment, mainly for guiding while ensuring the progress of a roped party. A few rungs and fittings also facilitate the route. It's an ideal option for parent-climbers wishing to introduce their children to climbing, but access is reserved for suitably equipped climbers only. Allow between 45 minutes and 1 hour for the trip.

At Arêches-Beaufort, you'll discover a veritable winter paradise spread over almost 100 hectares, with over 50 km of slopes winding through 30 courses, all in an unspoilt natural setting. Nestled in the hollow of the valley, the resort is protected from the wind and attracts precious snowflakes, providing an abundance of snow even when it's scarce elsewhere. The resort takes advantage of its unique microclimate to offer an incomparable skiing experience!