Culture
The church of Cranves-Sales has been under the patronage of Saint John the Baptist since 1606. The church and its bell tower are designed in the Romanesque style.
Every year in March, the Carnets d’Aventures festival takes place. It features five evenings of adventure film screenings, followed by discussions with the contributors.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Cranves-Sales can choose their accommodation according to their travel plans.
Nature
For the Massif des Voirons, the biotope protection regulations govern traffic, forestry activities, construction and other works, as well as sporting and tourism activities.
The Alpage du Loty is a preserved area of just over 30 hectares, partly located in Cranves-Sales and partly in Lucinges, and is suitable for family walks. The lower section along the Route du Chemenoud is used for sledding in winter.
Trails and Experiences
The Sentiers de Cranves-Sales pass through forests, across fields and along the Menoge, providing access on foot or by bicycle to natural areas and viewpoints. There are three signposted trails in the municipality of Cranves-Sales. The signposted Circuit de la Pierre aux Fées cycling route passes through Cranves-Sales.
The Voie verte du Grand Genève is a designated and safe route. It can be used on foot, by bicycle, in a wheelchair, on a skateboard, roller skates, a scooter or with a pushchair.
Crazy School in Cranves-Sales offers cultural and sensory activity trails for families, groups, schools and other target audiences.
Market
The Marché de Cranves-Sales is a year-round weekly food market offering fresh produce and committed vegetable growers. It takes place on Sundays from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Place du village.
