The municipal area is drained by the Grenet River which forms part of its natural municipal boundary. The central part is the over above sea level. To the north lies the town land in the forest area Bois du Grand Jorat (up to above sea level), which arises from the Carrouge. In the northeast, includes the territory of Petit Jorat at above sea level. To the west is the gently sloping hillside of Savigny. To the south, the town area extends to the wooded heights of Mont de Gourze at above sea level, the highest point on the watershed between the basins of the Rhône and Rhine.