

Le Refuge de Tornieux
Up high in the mountains, you can get to the Refuge de Tournieux by snowcat and sledge down wearing your headtorch. Facing the Mont-Blanc, this wooden traditional chalet is a great restaurant with a unique menu: cheese fondue, mushrooms and tartiflette are a must. Not to forget the remarkable desserts: apple pie and blue-berry pies.
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