The Riddle of Seytroux’s Wolves
An educational discovery game with marked boundary, about two hours of gentle walking for all ages (from five years). At the start of the mini-golf of Seytroux , a signpost indicates the path to follow. The kit supplied contains sheets and booklets to explain the trail (in English). You follow the signs and come across signposts which will deliver important information to allow you to solve the riddle. The walk along the riverbank takes you into the forest and lets you discover the charming village of Seytroux. Besides the discovery of the place, the sheets and booklets allow you to have fun with thematic of water, the forest and the heritage. The trail is accessible by vehicle and at the end there is a picnic area.
The kit is composed of a small leather purse in which you will find illustrative sheets, the discovery book for children and a crayon to copy the clues so to resolve the riddle. Kits are on sale at the Tourist Points of Le Biot , St Jean d’Aulps , Montriond , Le Jotty and at the start of the round of mini-golf.

the hunt for Uncle Jacques
A mystery tour following in the footsteps of a mysterious character from the village... Use this guide to find hidden clues to track down the identity of this person. You'll need to look all over the village!
A bit of history: Who was Uncle Jacques?
Before you set out on the hunt for Uncle Jacques, here's why he was so important. During the Revolution French soldiers invaded this region, the Savoie, and priests were forbidden from worshipping here as they were used to. Not all priests agreed to the new rules and went into hiding so they could continue to hold services in secret! This is what Uncle Jacques did and he used lots of funny disguises to hold baptisms and mass in secret. One day he might be dressed up as a beggar, or a butcher, or a maid, and so on...this is how he always managed to stay one step ahead of the authorities out to catch him!
How to play the game: find the hidden characters to find out which disguise Uncle Jacques is using; you'll need to read the games booklet carefully! The game, which will take you about two hours, is suitable for children and adults and is nothing more than a gentle stroll. It's a great opportunity to find out a little more about the history of the Le Biot too!
English and French booklet on sale in the tourist offices of the Vallée d'Aulps (Le Biot, St. Jean d'Aulps, Montriond and the Jotty Information Chalet). Cost €1,50.