Name: Chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle (GR 65): Geneva > Seyssel in 4 days On foot
Address: Gare de Genève 7 Place de Cornavin, Genève, CH - 1211
Telephone: 04 50 95 07 10
Price range: Free access. There is no charge for the crossing itself, but for the accommodation (gites, refuges, hotels) and services (accompaniment by a mountain professional). Bivouacs are not permitted outside reserved sites (see Tourist Offices).

Chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle (GR 65): Geneva > Seyssel in 4 days On foot

Genève

Gare de Genève
7 Place de Cornavin
CH-1211
Tél : 04 50 95 07 10

A propos

Set off on an adventure along the via Gebennensis from Geneva to Seyssel and walk like a Santiago de Compostela pilgrim.

Infos générales

Référence cartographique : TOP 25 IGN 3430OT - MONT SALÈVE TOP 25 IGN 3330OT - BELLEGARDE-SUR-VALSERINE
Référence topo : Topoguide Sentier vers Saint-Jacques de Compostelle via Le puy > Genève - Le Puy
Dénivellation positive : 1372m
Dénivellation négative : 1499m
Précision balisage : Departmental markings called P.D.I.P.R. on beige metal panel and green writing.
Distance : 59.75km
Durée itinérance : 4 jour(s)

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Complément accueil

The return to Geneva can be done by train from the Seyssel station. Don't forget to check train timetables in advance.

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A découvrir

Chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle (GR 65) : Etape 1 - Genève - Neydens

Crossing the Swiss border is the first stage of the Chemin de Compostelle's Voie de Genève, leading to Le Puy en Velay, the via Podensis and beyond.

Chemin de Saint jacques de Compostelle (GR 65) : Etape 2 - Neydens - Charly (Andilly)

This stage of the Chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle, from Neydens to Charly, is an invitation to discover the cultural and natural wealth of Haute-Savoie.

Chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle (GR 65): Stage 3 - Charly (Andilly) - Chaumont

Between the breathtaking landscapes of the Vuache, the striking panoramas of the Alps and the Jura, and the discovery of the ruins of the Château de Chaumont, every moment of this hike is an invitati1