In La Bâthie, a hiking trail marked with green and yellow signs leads in the direction of the Château de Chantemerle. The marked circular hiking trail leads to the Belvédère du Char de la Raclaz, which offers a view down into the valley. Other hiking trails run through the municipality of La Bâthie and cross the Col de La Bâthie. During the warmer months, the mountain landscapes around La Bâthie offer numerous opportunities for walks on foot and mountain biking.
Those considering La Bâthie as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Getting there
La Bâthie can be reached via National Route 90 (N90), which was expanded in 1992 into a four-lane road with separate carriageways for each direction.
Culture
The Château de Chantemerle has existed since at least the 12th century. The Eglise Saint Didier is an example of Sardinian neoclassical architecture. The Chapelle de Biorges is dedicated to Saint Aubin and Notre-Dame du Puy.
The Chapelle de Fugier was founded in the 1660s and is now dedicated to Saint Sauveur and Saint Félix.
Mountain Pastures and Regional Products
At the Alpage de Bellachat, visitors can learn about work on the mountain pasture, including milking cows and making Beaufort. At the Alpage de Bellachat, Beaufort chalet d'alpage and Sérac are sold on site by the herders, subject to availability.
Other places: Aussois, Méribel-Mottaret, Saint-Sorlin-Darves, Val-D'isère, Le Pontet, La Perrière, Saint-Pierre-D'albigny, Chindrieux
