Le Sappey-En-Chartreuse: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Le Sappey-En-Chartreuse
In winter, the Domaine de Chamechaude offers a biathlon stadium, groomed snowshoe trails, and toboggan runs. There are also ski touring routes in the municipality, although they are not marked or organized.
If you choose Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse as your destination, you can find suitable accommodations.
Winter
The Balcon de Roche Rousse is a 5.9-kilometer, moderately difficult snowshoe loop starting and ending at the Foyer de fond in Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse.
Nature
The Marais des Sagnes is the largest raised bog in the Parc de Chartreuse. The Parcours du Marais des Sagnes is a thematic, educational, and playful trail through the local flora and fauna.
The Boucle du Belvédère is a small, family-friendly loop around the village. Along it, you will discover various hamlets and enjoy beautiful views of the village and the Marais des Sagnes.
Activities
Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse has seven permanent orienteering courses: three map-based courses and four more athletic courses. Indian Forest Chartreuse offers 15 climbing courses with more than 150 stations, over one kilometer of zip lines, and large Tarzan swings.
Les Écuries du Sappey in the hamlet of Bens offers riding lessons as well as horseback or pony rides lasting one hour, two hours, or longer.
Le Sappey à la jumelle is an artistic sound walk around Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse, created by choreographer Laurent Pichaud. From Grenoble, it can be reached without a car by taking bus N62 toward Col de Porte; the Col de Porte stop is served only on weekends, public holidays, and during school holidays.
Culture
The church houses a bronze bell dating from 1665, which is listed as a historic monument. In 2002, Arcabas created eight abstract stained-glass windows on the theme of the Resurrection.
To the overarching travel overview: Isere.
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