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Chamrousse Ski Holidays

For a vibrant winter wonderland that oozes family friendliness, this collection of charming alpine villages is exceptional

Picture paragliding through the crisp mountain air, venturing out on a snowshoeing escapade, feeling the thrill of snowmobiling, or testing your skills with ice driving. For those seeking pure relaxation, there's also a top-notch spa and wellness center right in the heart of the resort! Chamrousse is a place for everyone, where both the littlest snow enthusiasts and the seasoned veterans are guaranteed to have a blast. The advanced can put their skills to the test on the very slopes where Olympic legends once raced the clock, while keen teens, looking to show off their moves, can get their fix at the Sunset Snow Park.

And here's a little secret: during the February break, the Gaboureaux ski run is illuminated, offering the incredible spectacle of Alpine sunsets while night skiing - an experience you'll cherish forever!

Beginners SkiingIntermediate SkiingAdvanced SkiingSnowboarding

22 Beginners Pistes

 Chamrousse 1700, also known as Village du Bacha, is fantastic for beginners eager to embark on their skiing journey. This Alpine village offers a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, making it ideal for those new to the sport. The gentle, wide slopes provide ample space for novice skiers to practice their skills without feeling overwhelmed. The well-organised ski schools and rental services ensure that beginners receive the necessary guidance and equipment to get started. Plus, the breathtaking mountain scenery surrounding Chamrousse 1700 adds to the overall experience!

15 Intermediate Pistes

 Chamrousse 1750, also known as Roche-Béranger, is an intermediate skier's paradise. This ski resort offers a perfect blend of challenges and enjoyment for those who have honed their skills and are looking to take their skiing to the next level. With a variety of well-maintained blue and red runs, skiers can explore a range of terrains while enjoying the stunning alpine scenery. The resort also provides opportunities for off-piste adventures and tree-lined descents, allowing intermediate skiers to test their abilities in different conditions.

0 Advanced Pistes

 Chamrousse 1650, located in the Recoin area, is a haven for advanced skiers seeking an exhilarating challenge. This ski zone caters primarily to the more experienced and confident skiers with a focus on red slopes. These challenging runs provide the perfect terrain for those looking to test their skills to the fullest. With steeper inclines, moguls, and a variety of natural features, advanced skiers can push their limits and enjoy an adrenaline-packed adventure. Chamrousse 1650 also offers opportunities for off-piste exploration and backcountry skiing for those seeking even greater thrills.

Chamrousse boasts an extensive 865-acre ski terrain, featuring 35 meticulously groomed pistes, catering primarily to beginners while also offering challenging options for intermediate and advanced skiers. Cross-country skiing enthusiasts can explore a network of 55 kilometers (34 miles) of scenic trails within the Chamrousse area. Snowboarders will find their paradise here with a dedicated terrain park and an impressive half pipe, providing ample opportunities for riders to perfect their skills and enjoy the Alpine snowboarding experience.

Apres Ski

Chamrousse offers a wide range of outdoor activities beyond skiing. You can enjoy thrilling experiences like paragliding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and ice driving.   There are more than 20 restaurants and bars scattered throughout the resort, offering visitors a chance to explore and enjoy themselves. However, the overall atmosphere is on the quieter side. There are plenty of exciting activities to enjoy after a day on the slopes, such as snowmobiling, paragliding, and dog sledding.

Shopaholics will be delighted to know that a market takes place weekly, alternating between the Chamrousse 1650 and Chamrousse 1750 areas. After shopping rest those muscles by indulging in an enjoyable experience at the spa-wellness centre in the resort. Want to head out for some delicious food? We recommend La Crémaillère L'Alpe d'Huez for some excellent French cuisine, make sure you try their fondue because it is to die for! And if you want to expand your taste buds then head to Katmandou for some Tibetan food!

Ski Statistics

Resort HeightHighest LiftLongest PisteLiftsSnowparkKM of Piste
1650m2470m3Km16390Km