Hiking - La Chapelle de Saint-Sabin - trail no. 4
The Saint Sabin Chapel, the current chapel built in the 17th century, is a pilgrimage site.
The Saint was invoked for the success of the silkworms, and Saint Sabin's herb, or Alpine lady's mantle, was gathered there to protect livestock.
Stone enclosure made of stones from the chirats, dated between 2500 and 500 BC.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety. Therefore, you hike at your own risk. Please stay on the marked trails to protect fragile areas.
Some useful recommendations:
Check the weather forecast before you set off
Some routes cross busy roads: Be careful
Keep dogs on a leash
Do not light fires
Carry out your litter
Enjoy the flowers, but do not pick them.
Tick bites can lead to serious illnesses; for prevention: wear long clothing, use repellents, check yourself upon your return, remove ticks using a tick remover tool without applying anything to them, and see a doctor if you notice any redness, flu-like symptoms, or if you are in an at-risk group.
For emergency services, dial 18 or 112.
The Saint was invoked for the success of the silkworms, and Saint Sabin's herb, or Alpine lady's mantle, was gathered there to protect livestock.
Stone enclosure made of stones from the chirats, dated between 2500 and 500 BC.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety. Therefore, you hike at your own risk. Please stay on the marked trails to protect fragile areas.
Some useful recommendations:
Check the weather forecast before you set off
Some routes cross busy roads: Be careful
Keep dogs on a leash
Do not light fires
Carry out your litter
Enjoy the flowers, but do not pick them.
Tick bites can lead to serious illnesses; for prevention: wear long clothing, use repellents, check yourself upon your return, remove ticks using a tick remover tool without applying anything to them, and see a doctor if you notice any redness, flu-like symptoms, or if you are in an at-risk group.
For emergency services, dial 18 or 112.