Landry: Hotels and Accommodation
The municipality of Landry is home to the Vallandry resort, which provides privileged access to the ski area. The mountain side of Landry is home to the Peisey-Vallandry resort, located in the Paradiski ski area. Peisey-Vallandry provides direct access to 425 kilometres of downhill ski runs.
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Winter
Landry has an SNCF railway station and is connected to the resort by shuttle bus.
Hiking
The Circuit des Feuilles is one of four municipal walking trails in Landry. The Chemin de la Mine is a hiking route that begins in Landry. The Chemin de la Galoche is a historic circular trail in the village of Landry.
The Circuit de la Galoche is 1 kilometre long, has an ascent of 50 metres, and is listed as taking 90 minutes. It begins in the centre of Landry and passes through the village’s narrow streets.
The Circuit du Chatelet begins at the church in Landry and leads to the ruins of Chatelet, which overlook the valley. The marked circular route is 6 kilometres long; it is listed as taking 4 hours and involving an ascent of 311 metres.
Culture
The Church of Saint-Michel in Landry is listed as a historic monument; its protection was established by decree on 31 October 1975. It was rebuilt in 1687 and contains a remarkable rood beam, as well as vaults richly painted with floral motifs. The church stands on a wooded spur above the village of Landry.
The Muséum des Animaux de Montagne in Peisey-Vallandry, Landry, presents 30 animal species in a high-altitude museum space. Educational meetings with experts from the Parc national de la Vanoise may occasionally take place there.
Water
The Isère runs through the municipality of Landry. In Landry, it offers opportunities for rafting.
To the higher-level travel overview: Savoie.
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