The Good Life France Magazine




The Good Life France Magazine brings you the best of France - inspirational and exclusive features, fabulous photos, mouth-watering recipes, tips, guides, ideas and much more...


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Summer 2023

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Chock-full of fantastic features and stunning photographs. You'll find inspiring, entertaining & informative destination features - French Riviera, Provence, Loire Valley, Mont-Saint-Michel, Alpine villages and secret places, recipes from French foodie legends, culture and history and much, much more... Bringing France to you wherever you are!

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a terrific way to get fit. It’s the outstanding natural beauty of the area that is the real star though with a photo opp at every step. Around and about A short drive from Le Grand Bornand you’ll find the Col des Aravis. At 1498m it has magnificent views that take your breath away. Those ski lifts that make skiers life easy, also work in the summer and make for a fun ride. Mountain bikers will love the 178km of cycle paths weave their way through the Massif des Aravis mountain range - there are 16 trails, a bike park and even a bike school offering guided night-time e-bike rides including dinner in a high-altitude restaurant and a starlit descent to the village. Don’t fancy breaking into a sweat? Hop on an e-bike and take an 18km route that offers spectacular views over the Aravis Mountains, great for the whole family with a farmhouse auberge stop en route. Hikers are spoiled for choice with a huge variety of signposted walks for those who like a challenge, or those who like to wander in peace and not run out of puff. Art Vache © Alpcat Medias Eat out The high street of Le Grand Bornand is lined with delicious gourmet food shops – cheese, chocolate and charcuterie galore. There’s an award winning boulangerie at Le Petit Marquis with speciality breads of Savoie, and if you’ve got a sweet tooth, head to Gourmandises d’Antan and try the “alpine snowflakes”, “Aravis crystals” and more delicious little treats. There are plenty of restaurants and bars in the town from gastronomic to traditional. Head up into the mountains for glorious views and more fabulous restaurants. Enjoy a meal high up in the fresh air, there’s nothing quite like it to whet your appetite 58 | The Good Life France The Good Life France | 59