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Route touristique - Le Tour Insolite de la Mandallaz

BTT, Ecuestre en Cruseilles

33.2 km

BTT

Fácil

33.2 km

Ecuestre

Fácil

Salida

Cruseilles
Desnivel

688.333 m
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Puntos de interés

1 Le Pont de la Caille - Charles Albert

2 Mirador - Allonzier-la-Caille

4 Choisy church

5 Le Parc des Jardins de Haute-Savoie

6 National collection of Asian cherry blossoms

7 Lac de la Balme de Sillingy

11 La Balme-de-Sillingy church

12 Miroir de Faille

13 Mirador - Ferrières

14 Iglesia de Cuvat

1 Le Pont de la Caille - Charles Albert

El puente data de 1839 y representa los conocimientos de ingeniería industrial de la época. El puente está declarado Monumento Histórico desde 1966. También es uno de los 25 lugares turísticos emblemáticos de la región de Auvernia-Ródano-Alpes.

2 Mirador - Allonzier-la-Caille

A más de cien metros por encima del desfiladero, esta pasarela ofrece una vista increíble del puente y del paisaje.

4 Choisy church

Consecrated in 1486, the church was damaged during the French Revolution, and repairs began in the early 19th century. In 2008, its steeple was the only one in Haute-Savoie to be gilded with fine gold.

5 Le Parc des Jardins de Haute-Savoie

Le Parc des Jardins de Haute-Savoie

6 National collection of Asian cherry blossoms

Unique in France, the National Collection currently comprises 350 trees of 145 different varieties, including some rare specimens. Stop off at the Tourist Information Point to discover this collection.<br/>After submitting an application to the Conservatoire des Collections Végétales Spécialisées (CCVS) in 2016, the cherry blossom collection was awarded the "Collection Nationale" label.
This collection will enable you to discover all the diversity offered by these trees (flowering, foliage, bark...). Pure white, dark pink, pale pink, and rare colors (yellow, purple red, green), these single flowers with 5 petals, or double flowers with up to 100 petals, offer an incredible spectacle in spring. Autumn and winter are just as exceptional, thanks to colorful foliage and bark that can sometimes resemble jewels.
This collection is also a way of safeguarding cherry tree varieties, some of which have only one surviving specimen in Japan today. This collaborative initiative strengthens the cultural ties between France and Japan. The collection was inaugurated in 2014 by the Japanese vice-consul, who was very surprised to find these plants in Haute-Savoie. This was the occasion for a grand celebration attended by the people of Haute-Savoie and numerous Japanese nationals.
With the aim of expanding this collection, the site hopes in the long term to be able to accommodate more than 500 trees of 250 to 300 different varieties, not only cherry trees, but also other plants from Asia (Japanese maple, caramel tree, peonies...).