Holidays in Chamonix
Chamonix is the largest, oldest, and most popular ski resort in France, located directly at the foot of the majestic Mont Blanc (4,810 meters above sea level).
What makes Chamonix so appealing?
The resort has been around for over 200 years and was honored to host the first Olympic Games in 1924. Chamonix is distinguished by the fact that all of its slopes are high-altitude, located above 2,000 meters above sea level.
The resort's total length of pistes is 170 kilometers, of which 34 kilometers are intermediate, 32 kilometers are for experienced skiers, 13 for beginners, and 21 kilometers for professionals. The longest piste is 22 kilometers long.
The resort has 49 lifts, including 21 T-bar lifts, 18 chairlifts, and 4 gondolas. Cross-country skiing is available for 42 kilometers. Chamonix also has six cable cars. Snowboarders can enjoy a modern snow park with half-pipes.
A holiday in Chamonix offers the opportunity to experience the oldest ski resort in the world, perfect for both wild groups of extreme sports enthusiasts and those who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere.
A popular skiing trip from Mont Blanc along the picturesque glacier, which stretches for over 25 kilometers, is a popular choice among tourists. Other interesting attractions include the ice museum, the municipal library, the exhibition complex, and a photo gallery featuring paintings dedicated to the Alpine world.
Tours to Chamonix not only convey the spirit and culture of the Alps but also embody the traditions and heritage of France as a whole.