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· Canton of Vaud
Scenic Lake Geneva Walk: Ouchy to Morges
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city walk in the canton of Vaud: Hike along Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) from Ouchy to MorgesVideo: Outdooractive – Flyover Videos
Stroll the shores of Lake Geneva from Ouchy to Morges, enjoying lakeside paths, viewpoints, and charming Swiss scenery.
Begin your walk at Lausanne, Ouchy-Olympique, right by the picturesque lakeside. Admire the historic Ouchy: Château before heading west along Lake Geneva’s shoreline. Pass through Vidy with its lovely viewpoints and the fascinating Port de Lousonna (Le passé pas à pas) archaeological site. Continue past the tranquil Parc des Pierettes and cross La Chamberonne and La Venoge for scenic river views.
Enjoy a mostly flat and easy walk, with minimal elevation change, perfect for all abilities and dog-friendly. The route is a mix of asphalt, paths, and roads, always close to the sparkling lake. Conclude at Morges, where convenient train connections await at Bahnhof Morges.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Safety information
No specific safety concerns identified at this time. Always check current weather and trail conditions before heading out. Adapt your plans to changing weather, snow, and daylight conditions.
Lausanne, Beau-Rivage
Ouchy: Château
Vidy
Vidy
Port de Lousonna (Le passé pas à pas)
La Chamberonne
Parc des Pierettes
Parc des Pierettes
La Venoge
Port du BIef
Morges
Bahnhof Morges
Public transport
Reach the starting point in Lausanne (Ouchy) easily by metro or bus. Both Ouchy-Olympique and Beau-Rivage stops are nearby.
Directions
Drive to Lausanne in Canton of Vaud and follow signs to Ouchy. The lakeside is well-marked and accessible from central Lausanne.
Parking
Parking is available near Ouchy in Lausanne, close to the starting point by the lakeside.
Coordinates
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Equipment
Sturdy and comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing using the layering principle, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, first aid kit, mobile phone, map materials.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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