To open the map, click in the rectangle at the top right. It is an interactive map that allows you to visualize this route in the context of France. The circles correspond to the end of each stage. By clicking on these circles, you will have access to the information that Google gives for these places (images, some accommodations, routes, etc.). It could also help you sometimes, even if this information is more for people who drive around, not on foot, like you …
You will follow the classic Via Gebennensis up to La Côte-Saint-André. Shortly before reaching La Côte-Saint-André, you will join the Via Adresca.
Here are the stages on Via Gebennensis/Via Adresca. Click on the stages to open them:
Stage 01: Geneva-Mont Sion Pass
Stage 02: Mont sion Pass to Frangy
Stage 05: Yenne to St Genix-sur Guiers
Stage 06: St Genix-sur Guiers to Paladru Lake
Stage 07: Paladru Lake to Gillonay
Stage 09: Marnans to St Antoine-L’Abbaye
Stage 10: St Antoine-L’Abbaye to Mours- St Eusèbe
Stage 11: Mours-St Eusèbe to Roche-de-Glun
Stage 12: Roche-de-Glun to Ponsoye Pass/Cerisier
Stage 13: Cerisier to Chalencon
Stage 14: Chalencon to Nonières
Stage 15: Nonières to St Agrève
Stage 16: St Agrève to Fay-sur-Lignon
Etape 17: Fay-sur-Lignon à Bigorre
Etape 18: Bigorre au Puy-en-Velay
You can either enter the stage of your choice or follow the step-by-step navigation. Have a good journey.