Sardières: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Sardières
The Sardières monolith is 93 metres high. A developed path leads all the way around the Sardières monolith.
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Photo: Florian Pépellin via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Those choosing Sardières as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
Located on the Chemin du Petit Bonheur, a path between Modane and Bonneval sur Arc, the Musée d’Archéologie Val Cenis Sollières offers free visits, guided tours and archaeology workshops, and conveys 3,000 years of everyday life of the inhabitants of the Grotte des Balmes. A visit to the Grotte des Balmes includes a visit to the first cave chamber followed by a guided tour of the museum.
The Église Saint-Laurent in Sardières has Baroque furnishings and magnificent floral motifs in stencil painting, described as unique in Haute Maurienne.
Nature
The Sentier pédestre sylvicole between Sollières and Sardières is a forest path with information panels about trees and animals.
Surroundings
The Fort Charles-Albert and Fort Marie-Christine fortresses are located in the immediate vicinity of Sardières. The Saint-Pierre d'Extravache monument is also located in the immediate vicinity of Sardières.
The Fort de La Turra fortress is located in the surroundings of Sardières. The Mont Froid mountain, the La Dent Parrachée peak, the Pointe du Clot peak and the Le Petit Rateau peak are also located there.
Paths
The winter path to the monolith via Sardières begins at the Chalet nordique de Sardières and leads through the hamlet of Le Clott and Sardières Le Lotissement.
Other places: Saint-Avre, Courchevel 1550, Val-D'isère, Saint-Pierre-De-Genebroz, Montvalezan, Saint-Franc, Rochefort, Le Bois
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