Hiking

This hike which starts right in the center of Geneva is one of the best opportunities to get to know Rousseau's city.

The wine road leads via Bourdigny-Choully, Peissy and Russin to Dardagny and concludes with the wine studies trail.

On a majestic path between fields and vineyards to the small village of Hérmance with its old streets, its harbor, beach and terraces.

The route takes you to the westernmost village in Switzerland, then runs along the wild and romantic Laire River and lets you experience charming Sézegnin.

The entire course of the Allondon, a tributary of the Rhone, is a floodplain biotope of national significance.

The Salève, Geneva's own mountain, sits on French territory and offers grand views of the city, of Lake Geneva, the Jurassic Mountains and the Savoy Alps.