Pleiads

See also: Pleiads

the Pleiads is the name of a tourist resort of the Canton of Vaud located at: 1300 meters of altitude, above the Lake Léman.

The Pleiads constitute the beginning of the chain of the Préalpes since the west. Since the top (or a relay for the transmissions Radioamateur is are), one sees the Rochers of Naye, the flat of the Rhone and the Dents of the South.

The access conveys some with the Pleiads is not possible. The road which starts from Blonay stops with Lally (approximately 20 minutes with foot of the station). A train with toothed rack joined the top directly from the station of Vevey.

It is a place proposing of many activities. In addition to the site AstroPléiades which comprises various stations explaining the bases of astronomy, there exist pedestrian ways which take along in places bucolic, as well as a course marked out for Trottinette S which joined the station of Blonay in approximately an hour. This course in the child's scooters is cut into two: the first part is rather difficult but accessible to everyone, the second easier part and allowing a certain speed, it with the liking of the pilots of the machines. It should be noted that the easy course founded the year of the creation of the course of the trottes was closed since for technical reasons. In winter the skiable field offers ski slopes alpine, of ski touring as well as racket with snow.

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