• The Slopes of Chamonix

    The skiing in Chamonix is so diverse that there are enjoyable slopes to be found for all levels.

    With 157kms of on-piste and virtually unlimited off-piste Chamonix is exceptionally popular and is also a year-round mountain town, not just a purpose built ski resort. All year round the lift system give you access to the high mountain areas around the Mont Blanc, whether for skiing, climbing, hiking, mountain biking or sight-seeing.

    Have a look at the resorts below which are great for mostly low-intermediate to advanced skiers. Our gentler slopes are great for young children and other beginners.   The Chamonix Region is best known for it's thrilling Off Piste action.
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  • Le Brévent La Flégère Grands MontetsLe TourLes Houches
    The Brévent ski station is the closest to the centre of Chamonix.  The hill from Cham centre to the bottom station is deceptively steep to walk up, especially in ski boots. The easiest way up is to catch the free bus. Parking for 250 cars.

    Only 1 green run up there, so the area is a little limited for complete beginners and is more orientated towards intermediate and advance skiers.

    At the other extreme advanced skiers will find the Charles Bozon run from Brevent to Plan Praz very challenging.

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