Hotel booking and Tourist information for all seasons

Atractions and Activities

            From summer to winter, from adrenaline filled activities to simple walks along the valley, Chadonix can easily be named a destination for all seasons.      

 

Summer attractions:

 

Tour of Mont-Blanc

            The trip lasts between 7 and 10 days and explores numerous local mountain sights such as passes, alpine pastures and glaciers. It travels across 3 countries, France Italy and Switzerland, with 5 hours of walking daily and altitude variations between 800 m and 1000 m on a day’s run.

 

Mountain Biking

            The long valley around the city offers numerous paths for any mountain biking fan. Some of the most famous are the “Petits Balcons” going across the valley from north to south and  “Le Tour Charmonis”, the ladder being the longest. These vary between 7 km and 30 km. Also, since the cable cabin service works in the summer, you can use it to climb the valley, especially if you enjoy the down-hill thrill.

 

 

Horseback riding and golf

            For the more peaceful of travelers, horseback riding and golf are two ways to take advantage of Charmonix’s landscape. Explore the environment in any way you prefer, either by swinging your club around at the “Golf De Chamonix” resort or riding on horse back across the mountain paths. Panda Club equestrian centre offers riding lessons for all levels.

 

 

Winter attractions

 

Skiing

            That’s what it’s all about here.One of the best spots for freelance skiing in the world, Chamonix delights beginners and experts alike with its selection of  5 sky resorts, from the most difficult “Vallée blanche” and “The Grand Montets”-where a guide is advised even for those who are confortable on red runs - to beginner slopes like Le Tour or Le Houches.

 

Hiking

            Up the mountain by foot or with a telepherique, for just a snow ride or to visit a glacier, hiking can be a pleasant experience along the Arve valley. Glacier des Bossons, Glacier d’Argentiere, Glacier de Trient are popular hiking destinations in the area, although a guide is advised since the mountain can be quite a dangerous environment.

 

Ice climbing

            For a more solicitating winter activity, one should try the Chamonix ice climbing courses. You can find over 200 courses within and around the valley, some being only 10 minutes away from the road. Recommended period for this activity is from December to January.