Drake Longchamp

This long-distance hike starts in Geneva and ends in Santiago de Compostela. The Chemin de Genève is also known as Via Lassenensis and is one of the many ways to join the Chemin de Compostelle or the GR® 65. It thus connects Geneva to Le Puy-en-Velay to then take the Via Podiensis and the Camino Francès towards Santiago de Compostela. This route crosses historic and picturesque towns and villages. It offers exceptional panoramic views of the Alps, the Jura Massif, the Rhone Valley, the Pilat...

This route is part of a multi week long hike or ride, along the Geneva Camino, (Geneva Way) also known as via Gebennensis or Jacobweg in German. It is one of the many options to get to Camino de Santiago across Europe, from Geneva to Le Puy, then from there, it will join the traditional Camino Francés route. This route travels through many historical towns and picturesque French villages, it offers the option to enjoy many cultural attractions, vineyards and admire the breathtaking...

This mountain bike ride follows the crossing of the Western Alps. The start of the trail which connects Geneva with the starting point of the Crossing of the Alps, and that helps set the tone for what waits ahead. One passes along the Lac Leman up to Thonon-les-Bains and then passes the charming medieval village of Yvoire. Leaving Thonon, after crossing Le Dranse, it is possible to enter a mid-mountain area climbing up to Champanges, where one is able to connect with the GRP Littoral du Leman...

This beautiful walk begins at the edge of the magnificent Lake Geneva and its famous water jet. It is a fountain that can reach 140 meters high and it is one of the emblematic monuments of the city of Geneva in the canton of the same name. Then the route joins the city and ends at the lookout point of the observatory and its park.