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Ski area Brévent - Flégère (Chamonix)
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,525 m | Pistes in total: | 56 km |
| Lowest point: | 1,030 m |
Pistes:
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11 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 1,035 m |
Pistes:
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25 km |
| Lifts in total: | 17 |
Pistes:
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20 km |
| Gondola lift: | 5 | ||
| Chair lifts: | 8 | ||
| Tow lifts: | 4 | ||
Ski area Brévent - Flégère (Chamonix)
With the "Chamonix Le Pass" lift pass, you can explore around 120 kilometres of piste. These are spread across the Domaine de Balme, Grands Montets and Brévent - Flégère areas. Depending on the location, they fulfil different requirements. The lift pass is also valid in the beginner-friendly areas of La Vormaine, Les Chosalets, Les Planards and La Poya. The individual areas are not connected to each other, but there is a free ski bus service.
In Chamonix, the Brévent and Flégère ski areas offer two varied ski destinations with breathtaking Alpine panoramas. The south-facing Brévent impresses with its predominantly red, sporty pistes and spectacular views of Mont Blanc - ideal for advanced skiers and freestyle fans. On the opposite side, Flégère offers sunny, wide and well-groomed descents that are particularly suitable for beginners, connoisseurs and families. Both areas impress with modern lift systems, impressive views of the Chamonix valley and perfect conditions for an unforgettable skiing holiday in the French Alps.
A real challenge is the 3.5-kilometre-long "Pylônes" piste on the Grands Montets, which covers a difference in altitude of 1,300 metres. For ski tours, you should not do without the company of a professional mountain guide. A snowpark with various elements, snowbowl and boardercross provides absolute fun for snowboarders at Grands Montets.
If you want to experience even more deep snow feeling, for example in the legendary Vallée Blanche with its wonderful 20 kilometres of freeride pistes, you should use the "Mont Blanc Unlimited" lift pass. This gives you access to approx. 870 km of pistes and unlimited use of the lifts in Courmayeur (Italy), Crans Montana (Switzerland) or the large Evasion Mont Blanc ski area.
In Chamonix, the Brévent and Flégère ski areas offer two varied ski destinations with breathtaking Alpine panoramas. The south-facing Brévent impresses with its predominantly red, sporty pistes and spectacular views of Mont Blanc - ideal for advanced skiers and freestyle fans. On the opposite side, Flégère offers sunny, wide and well-groomed descents that are particularly suitable for beginners, connoisseurs and families. Both areas impress with modern lift systems, impressive views of the Chamonix valley and perfect conditions for an unforgettable skiing holiday in the French Alps.
A real challenge is the 3.5-kilometre-long "Pylônes" piste on the Grands Montets, which covers a difference in altitude of 1,300 metres. For ski tours, you should not do without the company of a professional mountain guide. A snowpark with various elements, snowbowl and boardercross provides absolute fun for snowboarders at Grands Montets.
If you want to experience even more deep snow feeling, for example in the legendary Vallée Blanche with its wonderful 20 kilometres of freeride pistes, you should use the "Mont Blanc Unlimited" lift pass. This gives you access to approx. 870 km of pistes and unlimited use of the lifts in Courmayeur (Italy), Crans Montana (Switzerland) or the large Evasion Mont Blanc ski area.
Après ski Brévent - Flégère (Chamonix)
Chamonix is the dazzling centre for all sports enthusiasts, adventurers and partygoers. Extreme sports enthusiasts and freeriders mingle with normal holidaymakers here. If you're looking for the right après ski location, you're sure to find it here. To open the evening, we recommend a visit to one of the bars and pubs with live music, such as Chambre Neuf or L'Arbate. Other hotspots include the White Hub and the Quartz Bar, whose interior is inspired by crystals. Afterwards, the nightlife can start at Dick's Tea. The numerous bars and cafés scattered throughout the city provide a sophisticated or rustic ambience. If you want to spend a quiet evening, take a shopping spree through the city centre or try your luck in the casino.
A wide range of sports activities ensure that active holidaymakers get their money's worth. An artificial ice rink, a swimming pool, two tennis/squash courts, a climbing hall, a sauna and a fitness centre offer plenty of opportunities to keep fit. You can experience the thrill of paragliding or ice climbing. You can explore nature on the winter hiking trails around Chamonix or on a snowshoe hiking tour against the backdrop of Mont Blanc. A simple stroll through Chamonix with its different architectural eras is also worthwhile: Admire art deco façades and hotels from the Belle Époque, old farms and mighty villas, contrasting chalets and old churches. The Alpine Museum is a must for mountaineers.
A wide range of sports activities ensure that active holidaymakers get their money's worth. An artificial ice rink, a swimming pool, two tennis/squash courts, a climbing hall, a sauna and a fitness centre offer plenty of opportunities to keep fit. You can experience the thrill of paragliding or ice climbing. You can explore nature on the winter hiking trails around Chamonix or on a snowshoe hiking tour against the backdrop of Mont Blanc. A simple stroll through Chamonix with its different architectural eras is also worthwhile: Admire art deco façades and hotels from the Belle Époque, old farms and mighty villas, contrasting chalets and old churches. The Alpine Museum is a must for mountaineers.
Snowpark Brévent - Flégère (Chamonix): Snowpark Summit Park
In the heart of the Balme ski area (Le Tour-Vallorcine) near Chamonix, freestylers will find the Summit Park, a varied snowpark in the Mont Blanc Natural Resort. The professionally designed park offers several lines at different levels of difficulty - from simple features for beginners to challenging kickers and rails for experienced riders. Whether skiers or snowboarders: Beginners will find ideal training conditions here and professionals will find creative challenges in a spectacular Alpine setting. A relaxed chill zone rounds off the experience and makes the snowpark the perfect meeting place for anyone who wants to combine action, style and a mountain panorama.
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