Intyamon | |
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Region | Freiburg |
Watercourse | Sarine |
Altitude | Between 700 and2 389 m |
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The Intyamon valley is a valley located in the Gruyère district, himself in the canton of Freiburg in Swiss.
Understand
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Geography
The name of the Intyamon valley means between the mountains. It is long 18 km and of 4 km To 6 km wide, surrounded by 42 mounts, teeth or peaks of 1 800 m To 2 389 m, not counting the smallest 1 800 m.
It is dominated and positioned between the Moléson 2 002 m (which can be seen almost from all over Gruyère), the Vanil Noir in 2 389 m (highest point of the canton of Friborg), Les Rochers de Naye, the Dents de Jaman, Lys, Corjon and Broc.
It is a peaceful and restful valley, green of meadows and woods bordering the river Sarine (Saane) located in Gruyère, in the Canton of Friborg, on the axis connecting Bubble at Château d'Oex - Gstaad, between Epagny and Montbovon.
Surprising: when you want to see the river (because you can only follow it by paths), between Montbovon and Enney there will be only 4 places. The Lessoc lake and dam, the road to the chapel of Buth (pretty overhang) on the east side of the valley, or by spanning the following 2 bridges: the bridge near Grandvillard station, and finally at Bas-Intyamon between the Industrial Zone of Enney and Estavannens with the iron bridge (which a familiar told me to imagine as a chocolate bridge to make me swallow its unspeakable appearance) and near a factory dump (admittedly limited) as you hardly ever see in Switzerland. In this valley, everything is beautiful, except there.
Story
The story is linked to that of the Earls of Gruyères until 1555, then in Canton of Friborg.
The proximity of the Intyamon valley located at the foot of the Château de Gruyères, that their historical destinies are similar.
Protected site
- Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Regional Nature Park Place du Village 6, 1660 Château d'Oex,
41 26 924 76 93, e-mail : [email protected] – The valley constitutes an essential part of the protected site.
- Cultural property of Canton of Friborg Planche-Supérieure 3, 1700 Friborg,
41 26 305 12 87 – Cantonal Administration, Department of Public Education, Culture and Sport (DICS)
- List of sites of national importance of the Swiss Confederation Federal Administration, Bern – List by Canton. Read in the Canton of Friborg the said sites of Estavannens, Grandvillard, Lessoc, Montbovon, Neirivue and Villars-sous-Mont.
Administration
The valley is made up of 3 communes of 9 villages, on 11 792 Ha :
1 Bas-Intyamon Municipal administration, Route de l'Intyamon 36, 1667 Enney,
41 26 921 81 00, fax : 41 26 921 81 09, e-mail : [email protected] – Located downstream of the Sarine, made up of merged villages (by a vote of September 11, 2003) on January 1, 2004, from Enney, Villars sous-Mont, Estavannens above and Estavannens below. (1 225 inhabitants in 2013)
2 Grandvillard Municipal administration, Rue St-Jacques 6, 1666 Grandvillard,
41 26 928 11 50 – Located in the center of the valley on the right bank. (772 inhabitants in 2013)
3 Haut-Intyamon Haut-Intyamon municipal administration, Rue du Moléson 19, 1669 Albeuve,
41 26 928 40 40 – Located upstream of the Sarine, made up of merged villages (by a vote of June 26, 2001) on January 1, 2002, from Albeuve, Les Sciernes d'Albeuve, Lessoc, Montbovon and Neirivue. (1 445 inhabitants in 2013)
Information
- La Gruyère Rue de la Léchère 10, Case Postale 352, CH-1630 Bulle 1,
41 26 919 69 00, fax : 41 26 919 69 01 – District newspaper
- Freedom Boulevard de Pérolles 42, P.O. Box 208, 1705 Friborg,
41 26 426 44 11, fax : 41 26 426 44 00 – Canton newspaper
To go
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- Bubble (Prefecture of the District of Gruyère) - In addition from Bulle, visit Broc Fabrique (Nestlé Cailler chocolate factory) - Gruyères (Magnificent medieval city, folklore and gastronomy)
- Estavannens (Point of departure or arrival, north of the Intyamon valley) - Enney (Access to the Vanils belvedere and the campsite)
- Grandvillard (Old houses, cave and access to Bounavaux) - Neirivue - Albeuve -
- Lessoc (fountain and bridge) - Montbovon (Railway junction between Montreux - Gstaad and Bulle)(Point of departure or arrival, south of the Intyamon valley)
By plane or helicopter
- 1 Gruyère aerodrome Route de l'Aérodrome 41, 1663 Epagny (TO 5 km),
41 26 921 00 40
- 2 Heliport - Epagny-Gruyères base Route de l'Aérodrome 43, 1663 Epagny,
41 26 921 23 23, fax : 41 26 921 13 30, e-mail : [email protected] – Swiss Helicopter SA
- 3 Saanen aerodromeGstaad (IATA code: LSGK) Oeystrasse 29, P.O.Box 40, 3792 Saanen (TO 35 km ~),
41 33 744 40 25, fax : 41 33 744 72 57, e-mail : [email protected]
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By train
Access 1
Access 2
- Coming from Lucerne, Interlaken, Gstaad, Rougemont, Château d'Oex, and Montreux, go to Montbovon station.
- This very tourist line connecting the Lake Geneva to Interlaken, with the Goldenpass panoramic train and future Transgoldenpass (in 2018), then the M.O.B railways, passes to Montbovon, the southern end of the Intyamon Valley.
By car
- By E27 Where
coming from Vevey or from Freiburg, take the exit Bubble,
Gruyères and Château d'Oex. The valley begins after Epagny, at the foot of the Château de Gruyères.
- Coming from Château d'Oex, passing through Les Moulins and Rossinière, you cross the Sarine and the passage between the rocks becomes narrow, you enter the valley.
Pass routes
- Col de Jaun (Jaunpass) - Simme Valley (Simmental) - Interlaken (via Spiez in the north) or Gstaad (by Zweissimen and Shonried in the South)
- Col des Mosses - Leysin - Eagle
- Col du Pillon - Les Diablerets - Col de la Croix - Villars-sur-Ollon - Bex Where Eagle
Circulate
By public transport
- 1 Friborg public transport (TPF) Rue Louis-d'Affry 2, 1700 Friborg,
41 26 351 02 00, e-mail : [email protected] – Customer service, Traffic and information: Rue Louis-d'Affry 2, P.O. Box 1536 - 1701 Friborg
The entire canton of Friborg is divided into zones. The price of the ticket is calculated according to the number of zones crossed. This ticket is valid for both a bus and train journey.
See according to the municipalities and their villages.
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To see
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Throughout the valley, there is to discover:
- The setting that nature has offered us, between the Sarine, the peerages and the surrounding peaks.
- The seven villages of the 3 communes which inhabit the valley. Bas-Intyamon including Enney, Estavannens, Villars-sous-Mont - Grandvillard - Haut-Intyamon including Neirivue, Albeuve, Lessoc, Montbovon.
- The religious buildings which accompanied the villagers.
- Livestock farms, alpine pastures and other refreshments.
All the main peaks that make up this great arena that is the Intyamom
West of the valley - From Moléson in the north, to the Rochers de Naye in the south.
- 1 Belvedere on the Vanils – TO 1 330 m, accessible by car.
- 2 Vudalla (1670) – Walking tour at 1 670 m.
- 3 Moléson (2002) (Access from Moléson-sur-Gruyères.) – Mountain of 2 002 m accessible by cable car for a panoramic view of the Friborg Alps.
- 4 Teysachaux (1909) – 1 909 m.
- 5 Vanil White (1827) – 1 827 m
- 6 Grosse Côte (1791) – 1 791 m
- 7 Dent de Lys (2014) – 2 014 m
- 8 Mys Derrey (1864) – 1 864 m
- 9 Follu Borna (1849) – 1 849 m
- 10 The Hollow (1660) – 1 660 m
- 11 Vanil des Artses (1993) – 1 993 m
- 12 Le Pila (1892) – 1 892 m
- 13 Cape aux Moines (1941) – 1 941 m
- 14 Corbé (1898) – 1 898 m
- 15 Les Coursis (1864) – 1 864 m
- 16 Jaman's Tooth (1874) – 1 874 m
- 17 Dent de Hautadon (1872) – 1 872 m
- 18 Merdasson (1860) – 1 860 m
- 19 Col de Bonaudon (1755) – 1 755 m
- 20 Grande Chaux de Naye (1982) – 1 982 m
South of the Valley - West to East
- 21 Rochers de Naye (2045) – 2 045 m accessible by train from Montreux for a panoramic view of the Friborg Alps and Lake Geneva.
- 22 Malatraix (1768) – 1 768 m
- 23 Col de Chaude (1623) – 1 623 m
- 24 Pointe d'Aveneyre (2026) – 2 026 m
- 25 La Lime (1826) – 1 826 m
- 26 Head of the Châtelards (1822) – 1 822 m
- 27 Corjon's Tooth (1967) – 1 967 m
- 28 Planachaux (1925) – 1 925 m
- 29 Aussemont (1793) – 1 793 m
- 30 Big Van (2189) – 2 189 m
- 31 Dome of Diablerets (2996) – 2 996 m
- 32 Gummfluh (2458) – 2 458 m
East of the valley - South to north
- 33 The Needle (1713) – 1 713 m
- 34 Lime from Culand (1891) – 1 891 m
- 35 Pointe de Cray (2197) – 2 197 m
- 36 Les Millets-Sommet-Ouest (1675) – 1 675 m
- 37 The Millets-Croix (1858) – 1 858 m
- 38 Les Millets-Sommet-est (1886) – 1 886 m
- 39 Pra de Cray (2197) – 2 197 m
- 40 Vanil Square (2195) – 2 195 m
- 41 Gros Perré (2208) – 2 208 m
- 42 On Pra (2203) – 2 203 m
- 43 Pointe de Paray (2374) – 2 374 m
- 44 Vanil de l'Écri (2375) – 2 375 m
- 45 Vanil Noir (2389) – Highest point of the Canton of Friborg 2 389 m
- 46 The Van (1966) – 1 606 m
- 47 The Merlas (1907) – 1 907 m
- 48 Tsermon (2140) – 2 140 m
- 49 Head of the Herbette (2260) – 2 260 m
- 50 Doréna Tower (2260) – 2 260 m
- 51 Dent des Bimis (2161) – 2 161 m
- 52 Saddle of the Morteys (2129) – 2 129 m
- 53 Dent de Folliéran (2340) – 2 340 m
- 54 Dent de Brenleire (2353) – 2 353 m
- 55 Tissiniva plan (1884) – 1 884 m
- 56 Paradise (1578) – 1 578 m
- 57 Dent du Bourgo (1909) – 1 909 m
- 58 Col de la Forcla – Alpine hike up to 1 540 m. On the other side we overlook the wild valley of Mothélon.
- 59 Dent du Chamois (1839) – 1 839 m
- 60 Dent de Broc (1829) – 1 829 m
- 61 Dent de Savigny (2252) – 2 252 m
- 62 Tooth of Ruth (2236) – 2 236 m
- 63 La Hochmatt (2152) – 2 152 m
- 64 Gastlosen
Do
Visits and walks by car, two wheels or on foot for very good walkers.
Sylvicole trail course
Between Bas-Intyamon and Grandvillard along the Sarine.
Route of the Count's Trail (from Gruyères)
Between the city of Gruyères and the station of Sciernes then of Montbovon, or vice versa.
The course is done on 16 km long approximately (by the roads on 7 km and forest trails on 9 km), on the left bank of the Sarine, through its villages. This path would have been born from the discreet exits of the Counts towards the valley (without being exposed).
This path is in the forest at the edge of the edge of it at the bottom of the western slope. Of course, this pedestrian route can be split either for a route:
- By train, at the same time as the stations of Gruyères - Enney - Grandvillard - Neirivue - Albeuve - Lessoc - Montbovon.
- By car along or crossing the cross roads from Gruyères via the road to Saussivue; then above Enney at Bas-Intyamon by the Létchyre road; in Albeuve by the Route du Crédzillon, then after having followed the river upstream; we will turn to the left to catch up to the south, the route des Prés to Sciernes.
Sporting activities
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- Aeronotics Epagny Aerodrome and Heliport, Gruyères
- Hot air balloon (in Château d'Oex)
- Hang gliding (in Grandvillard)
- Skydiving (in Epagny)
- Hiking – Possibility of finding an official guide in Gruyère advised by ASAM (Swiss Association of Mountain Guides) including: Either Friborg-rando (http://www.fribourg-rando.ch) - Cyrille Cantin (tel: 0041 79 634 55 31) (http://www.aoxy.ch) - Stéphane Currat (tel: 0041 79 605 51 70) (http://www.natureaventures.ch) - Rachel Rumo (tel: 0041 79 467 75 18) (http://www.aoxy.ch) - Juliane Torrent (tel: 0041 76 561 47 13) (http://www.oei-emerveille.ch).
- Mountaineering – Possibility of finding a guide.
Events
- Feasts of the Poya d'Estavannens
during the past May: 1956 (the 6th) - 1960 (the 15th) - 1966 (the 15th) - 1976 (the 9th) - 1989 (from the 6th to the 7th) - 2000 (from the 12th to the 14th) - 2013 (from the 8 to 12). The next date is not yet known..
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Local activities calendar
See according to the municipalities and their villages.
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Music companies
- The choral group of Intyamon
- The Parish Harmony of Estavannens
- Amicale Vudallaz d´Albeuve / Enney
- L'Echo du Vanil-Noir (http://www.echoduvanilnoir.ch/)
- Grandvillard mixed-choir
- The alphorns of Intyamon (http://corsdesalpes.jimdo.com/)
Attractions
The 3 themed trains
Sushi train
- Departing from Bubble, journey to Montbovon, and return to the starting point in Bulle - TPF network (Transports Publics Fribourgeois)
, 41 26 351 02 00, fax : 41 26 351 02 90
19 h 20 To 22 h 10.
69 Fr. per adult and 39 Fr. for children up to 12 years old.
Fondue train
- Departing from Bubble, journey to Montbovon, and return to the starting point in Bulle - TPF network (Transports Publics Fribourgeois)
Fondue train , 41 26 913 05 12, fax : 41 26 351 02 90, e-mail : [email protected]
Noon departure (M)11 h 30 /Return 14 h 30 - Evening departure (S) 19 h 30 /Return 22 h 18.
49,9 Fr. per adult and 22 Fr. for children 6 to 12 years old. Free for children under 6 (without meals).
- Fondue - Double cream meringue - Drinks not included
- Reservations at least 2 days in advance: by phone at 0900 320 320 (1 Fr./ min) / by internet on the site www.tpf.ch/ at the counters of the stations of Friborg, Bulle, Courtepin, Estavayer-le-Lac, Châtel-St-Denis.
Chocolate train
- From Montreux by the Goldenpass lines
- Goldenpass network (Rue de la gare 22 - 1820 Montreux),
41 21 989 81 90
99 Fr. per adult and 69 Fr. for kids. See for various prices.
- Reservations required in advance: by phone at 41 21 989 81 90 / by internet on the website www.goldenpass.ch
To buy
To take out
Eat
Regional products
The valley offers an environment without polluting factories and therefore a quality of milk for cheese, cream, chocolate like rarely elsewhere, and for animals a guaranteed quality of life peaceful and stress-free.
Dishes
- Fondue – A cheese fondue is one that involves dipping pieces of bread or vegetables in melted cheese.
- Half and half fondue – The main ingredients are Gruyère and Vacherin Fribourgeois.
- Fondue Fribourgeoise – Fondue Fribourgeoise is made exclusively from Vacherin Fribourgeois (cooked in water, therefore easier to digest). To be eaten a little less hot (lukewarm), very delicate in taste.
- Bénichon meal – (about 7 h)
Cheese
- Swiss Gruyère cheese – Gruyère is a Swiss cheese made from whole cow's milk, cooked pressed, but made from raw milk, which takes its name from Gruyère, a region in the canton of Friborg.
- Swiss Alpine Gruyère cheese – Gruyère d'Alpage is a Swiss cheese made from whole cow's milk, cooked pressed, but made from raw milk, which takes its name from Gruyère, a region of the canton of Friborg. But the cows graze at more than 1 000 m, and the flowers and plants are therefore different, and give a distinct taste (light and fine).
- Vacherin Fribourgeois cheese – Vacherin Fribourgeois is a Swiss cheese from the canton of Friborg made from raw cow's milk, uncooked pressed paste, with a slight smell of resin and a slightly tart, nutty flavor.
Dessert
- Double cream of Gruyère – The "double cream of Gruyère" (Switzerland) produced from milk from Gruyère, often contains 50% fat. It can be either pasteurized or uperized (UHT); it is not fermented by lactic acid bacteria, and therefore remains sweet unlike sour cream. It is particularly appreciated as a dessert, accompanied by meringues or red fruits.
- Swiss meringue – Made by mounting egg whites until stiff with icing sugar on a double boiler. The finished aspect is smooth and shiny, with a very firm consistency and less crumbly than the French preparation allows it to be used for making decorations. The very sweet meringue, tasted with the bland double cream of Gruyère, creates an ideal complementary marriage because it is balanced.
- Cailler chocolate (Nestlé) Pitcher – In addition, visit to the museum, tasting, shop.
- Ladurée macaroon – made in this valley, but the points of sale are in New York, Paris, Tokyo, London, Dubai ... Lausanne. On the spot ... nothingness (wouldn't rural money have the same value as in flashy cities?).
- See also: a) Sushi train b) Fondue train vs) Chocolate train
Valley restaurants
Have a drink
In most inns and restaurants in the valley.
Alpine buvettes
Housing
Manage the day-to-day
Health
- Health emergency call ,
144
- 4 HFR Riaz (Fribourgeois Hospital) Rue de l'Hôpital 9, 1632 Riaz,
41 26 919 91 11
- Bas-Intyamon
- Grandvillard
- Haut-Intyamon
Services
Around
- 1 Broc-Factory – Manufactures Nestlé Cailler chocolate factory with its: Museum, tasting visit, store, participatory workshop
- 2 Bubble – Prefecture of the District of Gruyère. Medieval city. Local folklore and gastronomy. Gruérien Museum *
- 3 Val de Charmey – Panoramic pre-alpine setting. Its baths - The désalpe at the end of September - Winter sports resort
- 4 Gruyères – Medieval village
in the heart of the ramparts of the castle of the Counts of Gruyères. Aircraft and helicopter flights.
- 5 Gruyère district
- 6 Tour of Lake Gruyère – Footpath - Ile d'Ogoz - Rossens dam
- 7 Upper country – Rossinière (Chalet Balthus) - Château d'Oex - Les Sciernes-Picat - Rougemont
- 8 Château-d'Œx
- 9 Gstaad
- 10 Glacier 3000 – Col du Pillon, Route du Pillon 253, Les Diablerets - (summer skiing in) - The Peak Walk by Tissot, the one and only suspension bridge (107 m), which connects two vertices to (2 971 m) altitude. Botta summit restaurant.