Entrevernes is a village in the mid-mountain region at an altitude of 810 metres and has been part of the Parc naturel régional des Bauges since the park was founded.
Renting a holiday apartment in Entrevernes can be part of your personal travel planning.
Landscape
The valley near Entrevernes is bordered to the east by the Roc des Bœufs and to the west by the Massif du Taillefer. The Col de la Frasse is the highest point in the municipality of Entrevernes.
Entrevernes is located in the Type 2 ZNIEFF area “Massifs orientaux des Bauges”, whose protected-area characteristics include ecological, faunal, floristic and landscape significance, among other aspects.
Trails
Several walking and hiking routes around Entrevernes are accessible on foot or by bicycle, depending on fitness level. Hikers use the GR 96 through Entrevernes. Hiking in Entrevernes offers views of La Tournette, Salève and Lake Annecy.
Culture and History
The church of Entrevernes was built in 1717 and extended in 1826; it dates from the 18th century. Its façade contains two carved stones from a chapel.
The Droblesses are unique barns in Haute-Savoie dating from the 19th century, with façades made of interwoven branches. They can be discovered on a walk through the village.
A lignite mine was discovered in Entrevernes in 1794 after a landslide. The Panorama de l’Oratoire is a viewpoint highlighted in Entrevernes. The historic Chemin de la mine d’Entrevernes runs for 5 kilometres in the surrounding area; retaining walls and traces of cartwheels have been preserved.
Other places: Draillant, Annecy-Le-Vieux, Tournon, Bonnevaux, Évires, Menthon-Saint-Bernard, Cons-Sainte-Colombe, Les Gets
