On all sides are towering mountain slopes with world-class skiing, hiking, mountaineering, and unspoiled nature. Wintertime visitors will enjoy fresh powder on epic pistes, while summertime visitors can take a cable car to L’Aiguille du Midi to see panoramic views, explore the lovely canal-based village of Annecy, visit medieval historic landmarks, such as castles and citadels, hike to turquoise glacial lakes, stroll through charming village markets sampling local cheeses and indulge in classic French cuisine.
All-inclusive ski getaways starting this December
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✔ Kids under 4 stay FREE**
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The second-largest interconnected ski area in the world
Closest airports to this domain:
Chambery-Voglans airport - 1h15
Grenoble Alpes Isère Airport - 2h
Lyon St Exupery airport - 2h
Geneva-Cointrin airport - 2h15
Resorts in this domain:
• Arc Panorama
• Peisey-Vallandry
• Arcs Extrême
• La Plagne 2100
Biggest ski domain in the world
Closest airports to this domain:
Chambery-Voglans airport - 1h15
Grenoble Alpes Isère Airport - 2h45
Lyon St Exupery airport - 2h45
Geneva-Cointrin airport - 3h15
Resorts in this domain:
• Val Thorens
Closest airports to this domain:
Grenoble Alpes Isère Airport - 1h30
Chambery-Voglans airport - 2h30
Lyon St Exupery airport - 2h30
Geneva-Cointrin airport - 3h15
Resorts in this domain:
• Alpe D'huez
One of the biggest ski areas in the French Alps
Closest airports to this domain:
Geneve-Cointrin airport - 1h10
Lyon St Exupery airport - 2h10
Grenoble Alpes Isère Airport - 2h10
Resorts in this domain:
• Grand Massif
Skiing in the wake of the great sportsmen, on the world's finest ski area
Closest airports to this domain:
Chambery-Voglans airport - 2h
Lyon St Exupery airport - 2h50
Grenoble Alpes Isère Airport - 2h50
Geneve-Cointrin airport - 3h
Resorts in this domain:
• Tignes
• Val D'Isère
Club Med Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon
The French Alps is known for its hearty cooking. Many alpine dishes contain local ingredients like cheese, wild game, foraged mushrooms, fresh fish, and mountain berries. Rich French favorites are a must, such as fondue, raclette, tartiflette, boite chaude and diots. Don’t know what these are? You’ll have to try them to find out.
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Club Med Chalets Apartments in Grand Massif
In a combined effort to spread contemporary art, several governmental departments in France and Italy developed an art route that spans between the two countries across the Alps. French and Italian contemporary artists are featured at a number of galleries in villages along the route. Art lovers will enjoy gallery hopping to experience these carefully selected works of art.
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Club Med Arcs Panorama
Aiguille Rouge is a high peak in the Vanoise National Park in the French Alps named for the red rocks visible along the West face of the mountain. Winter visitors wishing to see the tremendous views from the summit can get there by cable car. Skiers can delight in the thrill of the descent from the summit, while snowshoers can explore by foot.
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Aiguille Rouge is a high peak in the Vanoise National Park in the French Alps named for the red rocks visible along the West face of the mountain. Summer visitors wishing to see the tremendous views from the summit can get there by cable car or by hiking. The trail to the summit is an easy, marked trail–a leisurely hike for families.
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Paradiski is now one of the worlds largest biking areas consisting of Peisey-Vallandry, Les Arcs and La Plagne. A series of chair lifts gives all levels of bikers access to a wide range of mountain biking terrain, including downhill, enduro and cross country tracks. With 2,600 meters of vertical descent and 180 kilometers of marked trails, bikers will have a lot of terrain to try.
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From the top of the Les Avanchers-Valmorel ski resort, hikers can follow trails to a series of 50 waterfalls that cascade one after the other. With an 80-meter drop, the largest Morel waterfall is the area’s crown jewel. The hiking trails wind through forest and, if followed to the end, lead to a panoramic view of Mont Blanc. For non-hikers, there is the option of taking a gondola to see the falls.
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Vanoise Park is the first national park created in France. This enchanting area is known for its natural beauty and abundant wildlife including Marmots, Eagle Owls, Golden Owls, Chamois, Ibex and the Bearded Vulture. In the summer, hikers can set out on foot to any number of huts and lakes throughout the park, while mountain bikers can cruise gorgeous paths. In the winter, the area boasts skiing, snowshoeing and nordic skiing.
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