The Bergerie du Miravidi is located in Savoie,

Located 2.5 km from Bourg Saint Maurice and its amenities.

45 minutes from Italy, from the Col du Petit Saint Bernard.
One hour from the Col de l’Iseran, 45 minutes from the Col de Roselend.
An ideal base camp for those who enjoy cycling, mountain biking, water sports, paragliding, hiking and horseback riding, skiing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, mountaineering, ice diving, and nature discovery.

2 hours from Geneva International Airport and 2 hours from Lyon Saint Exupéry Airport.
4 minutes from Bourg Saint Maurice TGV Station.
Car rental available next to the station.

Dreamlike landscapes surround the Eden Vanoise chalet.
Rich and diverse flora and fauna.
Mountain architecture.
Regional cuisine, rich in local products.

La Bergerie is an ideal base camp.

For those who enjoy cycling, mountain biking, water sports, paragliding, hiking and horse riding, skiing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, mountaineering, ice diving, skijoring, dog sledding…

Chalet Eden Vanoise is located 2.7 km from Bourg Saint Maurice and its amenities. It sits peacefully on the edge of the forest, close to the river, the cycle path, the “voie verte,” and the paragliding landing area that runs along the Isère River.
This mountain “voie verte” allows you to safely reach the sheepfold from the mountain to the international whitewater base where the kayaking stadium is located.

Whitewater activities are popular, with rafting, kayaking, and hydrospeeding. Bourg Saint Maurice boasts one of the most beautiful canoeing and kayaking areas in the world. Paragliding offers a chance to admire the Italian side, the Mont Blanc range, and its Grandes Jorasses from above, and to encounter bearded vultures and golden eagles.

La Bergerie is located in the membership area of ​​the Vanoise National Park

This exceptional site is a rich and fragrant land, dotted with mountain flora estimated at around 1,700 species, representing 45% of the total French flora.
The variety of forest species is also remarkable; almost all of Europe’s major conifer species are present in the park.
Wildlife is well represented, with the emblematic Alpine ibex, a protected species since 1962.
The Haute-Tarentaise is a magnificent blend of grandiose mountains, glaciers, discovery trails, transparent lakes, tumultuous torrents, lush green spaces, and breathtaking panoramas.

Architecture.

Not to be outdone either, the exceptional qualities of the land have favored over the ages the creation of an unparalleled heritage.

The countless villages at the foot of the glaciers still reflect a rural civilization today. Today, there are many old working farms, as well as artisan workshops and old mines.

Thermal baths, a 30-minute drive away, were developed in Bride-les-Bains starting in 1824. This thermal water has a salinity similar to seawater, which promotes weight-bearing, reduces pain, improves joint mobility, and alleviates excess weight problems.
The Pré Saint Didier thermal baths, a 1-hour 20-minute drive away in Italy, are tangy and ferruginous, and have relaxing, anti-rheumatic, and beneficial properties for skin problems.

Just 1 hour and 45 minutes away, the Italian city of Aosta is famous for the iconic snow-capped peaks of the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa, and Gran Paradiso.
Major ski resorts include Courmayeur and Breuil-Cervinia.
The inland area is dotted with medieval fortresses and castles, such as Fénis Castle and Verrès Castle, both built in the 14th century.

A mining trail, a 25-minute drive away, allows hikers to discover the site of the former Peisey lead and silver mines (18th-19th centuries), already used by the Romans.

Dams began to be built in the 1940s. The most impressive is the Tignes Dam, 30 minutes away, a true work of art. At 181 meters high, it remains the highest in France.

The Middle Ages are also represented in the medieval town of Conflans, a 40-minute drive away.
The Miolan fortified castle in Saint-Pierre-d’Albigny is an hour away.

Annecy with its old town, its lake, and its castle 1 hour 30 minutes away.
The Château de Menthon Saint Bernard, 1 hour 20 minutes away, overlooking Lake Annecy, has been adorned over the centuries with a romantic subtlety, so much so that a certain Walt Disney drew inspiration from it in Sleeping Beauty.
This Savoyard architectural gem is also a residence occupied by the same family for over 1,000 years.

In Aix-les-Bains, 1 hour 30 minutes away, are the historic thermal baths, a testament to the development of thermal baths from antiquity to the 20th century.
The Faure Museum houses the second largest Rodin collection in France.
The neo-Gothic Hautecombe Abbey stands on the shores of Lake Bourget.
The Fort de la Platte in Bourg-Saint-Maurice is on the 5 Lakes promenade. Tamier Abbey, an hour’s drive away, still makes its own cheese.

As for religious architecture, with the exception of the Romanesque basilica of Aime, 15 minutes away, and a few neoclassical churches, Baroque art reigns supreme, thanks to the work of great Italian sculptors, mostly Valsesians.

Cupule stones (etymologically, “small cup” in Latin) or bowl stones are erratic blocks, often boulders or rocky outcrops, into which semi-hemispherical cavities have been carved.