Where to eat: Saint-Oyen

VEGETATION
Mixed woodland composed of Red Spruce, Larch and specimens of Black Alder. Undergrowth featuring Goat Willow and Sorbus belonging to bird catchers.

HOW TO GET THERE
You can arrive by taking the road leading up to Saint-Oyen town, towards Flassin Valley.

AREA PANORAMA
Looking to the South East you can see Tête de Bois and towards the South see Mount Fallère, while Serena Head and the Malatrà points are located to the West.

EXCURSIONS
• Excursions depart near the area for Gran Testa, Flassin Valley, Tête de Bois and Mount Fallère.

Restaurant of the Mont Velan hotel along the road of the Grand-Saint-Bernard Pass. Family run with traditional cuisine of the territory.

At the beginning of the Flassin Valley, ideal destination for skiers and hikers, near the playground, the campsite’s restaurant offers typical dishes of the tradition.

The ‘del Mulino’ camping ground is located in a lush wide plain area nestled between pine forests and mountains. In this small realm nature, tranquillity and the foamy water of the Artanavaz stream reign. The restaurant offers a homemade cooking prepared by the owner.Serves typical and non typical dishes.