Perched at an altitude of 1,800 meters on the Rochebrune massif, L'Alpage des Fermes de Marie offers a delicious table d'hôte with a view. Take the Caboche or Rochebrune cable cars, then a 4x4 or a hike along the alpine paths, and you'll discover an authentic refuge with wooden floors and walls covered with ancelles, patinated wooden tiles, a fireplace, old chests, hay racks and credenzas.
The enchanting view takes in the Col du Véry cirque, Mont Charvin and the Aravis mountains. Here, you can sip a raspberry wine aperitif imagined by Jocelyne Sibuet for lunch or dinner on a full-moon evening , before being delighted by a copious buffet followed by a barbecue featuring homemade pies, "au caillou" soup, polenta sticks, knife-cut mountain ham, torrent trout with Alpine salt and local herbs. Sweet treats include red fruit soup, blueberry and rhubarb tarts, wild berry soup and homemade clafoutis... And for diners, a babysitter accompanies the children to the table. For contemplative epicureans.