Nestled in the heart of the French Alps, Les Clefs is a small village with a rich historical heritage. Its origins date back several centuries, shaped by traditional mountain life, agriculture, and pastoralism.

For generations, families in Les Clefs lived from farming, livestock, and local crafts, creating a close-knit community that preserved the customs and charm of alpine culture.

Over time, the village has maintained its rustic architecture, stone and wooden chalets, and serene landscapes. Visitors can still sense the slow rhythm of traditional life as they explore the surrounding valleys, historic farmhouses, and local landmarks, offering a genuine connection to the region’s past.