Famous Chamonix is a traditional alpine town located at the foot of the majestic Mont Blanc. Offering a variety of challenging skiing on well groomed pistes, which are all linked by efficient ski buses.
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1035 m
1035-3850 m
60
500 km
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Distance from Calais:
Geneva (1h 30m)
Chambery (1h 55m)
Grenoble (2h 30m)
Chamonix (0 miles)
560 miles (approx)
Good points
Lots of different resorts covered by the lift pass
Easy access to the resort
Ideal for weekends
Not so good
Mainly for the black runners who enjoy a challenge
Little in the way of beginner or intermediate skiing
Description
Famous Chamonix is a traditional alpine town located at the foot of the majestic Mont Blanc. Offering a variety of challenging skiing, which are all linked by efficient ski buses. The resort centre has a good range of sporting facilities as well as cross country ski trails and marked cleared walks allowing you to explore this beautiful area on foot. Mostly for the expert skier who comes here to accept the challenge Vallee Blanche or do some serious off piste. Even if you don't come here to ski, it is still an impressive resort just to stay in.