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Take the Grandes Platières cable car and climb to an altitude of 2550 metres. From the top, the view over the peaks is superb. The whole of the Mont Blanc massif unfolds before your very eyes, and you can also catch a glimpse of peaks including the Aiguille Verte and the Aiguilles de Chamonix.
The more athletic visitors will opt to walk back down (there are marked trails) or mountain bike.
An Alpine dairy farm, La Ferme auberge de l'Alpage de l'Airon welcomes visitors in the mornings when you can watch cheese making (by prior arrangement). The cows, goats and pigs enjoy the Alpine pastures over the summer.
You will also find a range of cheeses to buy, including tomme, mountain cheese, gruyère, home made fromage frais and some charcuterie.
Take the cable car up the mountain to the very top, and then follow the signs to Lac de l’Airon. Once you reach the Alpage de l'Airon, you can buy cheeses straight from the farm and in summer you can enjoy a meal at the restaurant here. There's also the opportunity to go trout fishing as well as enjoying the stunning views.
Beyond the village of Les Carroz, you can see the Clusian basin, and in the distance, to the left, the Jura.
If you don't fancy climbing up Mont Blanc, what better way to discover it that with the Mont Blanc Tramway? Since 1909, the faithful Mont Blanc tram has linked Le Fayet and Bellevue. The tram's retro charm will appeal to people of all ages. This vintage tram will allow you to discover a breathtaking view of the Alps and from the top you can reach the pistes. In summertime you can also take the tram and then go head of hiking or walking around the green mountain pastures. Hop on board to get to the top of the mountain in a few moments!
Ranking among the most beautiful villages in France, Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval owes its reputation to its architectural heritage, but more importantly to its natural sites. Waterfalls, the Tines gorges and, of course, the Fer à Cheval cirque make this one of the most stunning parts of the region.
The cirque, a huge limestone amphitheatre spanning 4 to 5 km, is the largest alpine cirque. In June, you can even behold some thirty waterfalls gushing forth. It's easy to see why Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval is the ideal starting point for anyone who loves of rafting and other sporting activities!
