La Trinité: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Those considering La Trinité as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The former Saint-Jean-Baptiste church in the upper part of the Chef-Lieu was demolished. Its stones were used to rebuild the present-day church, which was completed in 1856. At the Chef-Lieu in the direction of Magnificat stands the restored Four banal, which is still used today for baking bread and pizzas.

The Lavoir at Place du bassin is a covered washhouse with unusually shaped columns. It is first mentioned in the 12th century. A sarcophagus recorded in La Trinité is a fragment of a Roman architectural block made of Urgonian limestone, which was later hollowed out into a sarcophagus. The sarcophagus is owned by the municipality and was registered as a protected object on 30 March 2017.

The church of La Trinité is open once a year during the Sainte Trinité festival. The Chapelle Saint-Michel on the Chemin de crête is a religious ruin in La Trinité; it is open to the public and available on request.

Paths

The path to the Col de Cochette begins at the Bassin of La Trinité and leads uphill through the forest to the pass. According to the stated information, the path is 10 km long, has a cumulative elevation gain of 560 m, and takes 4 hours 45 minutes.

Landscape

The path to the Col de Cochette offers a 360-degree panorama of the Bauges, Chartreuse and Belledonne mountain ranges. In the vicinity of La Trinité are the Pointe de Ramavoulla, a summit, Le Champet, a mountain, Le Grand Chat, a summit, and the Roche du Guet, a summit.

Surroundings

In the immediate vicinity of La Trinité is the Abbaye du Betton, a historic site. The surroundings of La Trinité also include the Fort de Montgilbert, a fortress, the Fort de Montperché, a fortress, and Fort Barraux, a fortress.

To the higher-level travel overview: Savoie.

More destinations

More places under the same destination:

La Thuile, Granier, Les Allues, La Bauche, Aiguebelette-Le-Lac, Saint-Marcel, Seez, Albens.