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Val Cenis & Haute Maurienne
Val Cenis the skiing is excellent for all abilities. Val Cenis’ main ski area links the two ski villages of Lanslebourg and Lanslevillard together, with beautiful, scenic skiing above and within the tree line. Glaciers surround the area and this natural snow pocket has an enviable snow record. You can start or finish your day on the chair lifts near to our Club Hotel Alpazur or take the local free ski bus to the six-person gondola.
With a vertical drop of 4,600ft this ski area is on a par with some of the best resorts in France.
Termignon provides a change of scene and is included in the ski pass. Chair lift connected. Free of charge with 6/7/8 day lift pass.
La Norma is an excellent modern resort for all standards of skier. There is 4,600 vertical feet of delightful north-facing skiing, mainly through trees.
Aussois is a charming Austrian-style resort, mainly south and west facing with wonderful scenery. The skiing, which starts from 2750m, is heaven on a sunny day!
Bonneval is undeveloped and isolated at the end of the valley and offers a great day out for good skiers. Starting at 1800m the top skiing is at 3000m and faces directly on to the glacier slopes of La Fornet at Val d’Isere.
Val Frejus is another modern ski area nearby with the best skiing on a sunny plateau near the top of the resort at 2750m. Val Frejus is good for late season skiing. Some of the slopes are more suitable for good intermediate skiers. |
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