Les Gorges de la Diosaz (Servoz)
Les Gorges de la Diosaz is a gorge walk & waterfalls in Servoz, in the Chamonix Valley. Use this guide to plan your visit: what to expect, practical tips, and FAQs.
Last updated: 23 December 2025
If you’re arriving from Geneva, you can reach Servoz comfortably with our Geneva to Les Houches transfer and then explore the valley at your own pace.
Key takeaways
- A cool, shaded gorge walk with waterfalls, footbridges and viewing platforms
- One of the easiest ‘big scenery’ outings close to Les Houches and Servoz
- Good option when it’s hot in the valley (but surfaces can be wet and slippery)
At a glance
| Location | 181 Allée des Gorges, 74310 Servoz, France |
|---|---|
| Best for | Scenic walk, families, warm-day outing |
| Time needed | Allow 1.5–2.5 hours |
| Cost | Paid entry (ticket required) |
| Booking | No booking needed for standard visits (groups may need to contact ahead) |
| Official website | gorgesdeladiosaz.com |
| Phone | +33 4 50 47 21 13 |
| Map | Open in Google Maps |
On this page
What it is
Les Gorges de la Diosaz is best known as a gorge walk & waterfalls in Servoz. It’s popular with travellers who want scenic walk, families, warm-day outing without needing an all-day commitment.
What to expect
Here’s what you can expect on a typical visit:
- A cool, shaded gorge walk with waterfalls, footbridges and viewing platforms
- One of the easiest ‘big scenery’ outings close to Les Houches and Servoz
- Good option when it’s hot in the valley (but surfaces can be wet and slippery)
Practical info
- Opening: Seasonal (typically late spring to early autumn). Always confirm current hours on the official website before you go.
- Tickets & costs: Paid entry (ticket required). Prices and passes change, so check ahead.
- Booking: No booking needed for standard visits (groups may need to contact ahead).
- Accessibility: Expect steps, narrow walkways and wet surfaces; it’s not suitable for pushchairs.
- What to bring: Comfortable footwear, a warm layer, and water (especially if you’ll be outside for longer than an hour).
Getting there
From Les Houches / Chamonix: Follow local road signs to Les Gorges de la Diosaz. In peak season, allow extra time for traffic and parking.
By public transport: Les Houches and Servoz are served by the valley train line and local buses. Check timetables on the day, especially in the evening.
From Geneva Airport: The simplest option is a pre-booked Geneva to Les Houches transfer, then use local transport or short drives for day trips in the valley.
FAQs
How long does the visit take?
Most visitors spend around 1.5–2.5 hours, depending on pace and photo stops.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes for confident walkers, but there are stairs, narrow walkways and drop-offs. Keep children close and follow on-site safety advice.
Do I need to book in advance?
Usually no for individual visits, but check the official site for group arrangements and seasonal updates.
Is it open all year?
No. The gorges are generally open in the warmer months; confirm opening dates and last entry times before you go.
