Montgenèvre

Located at an altitude of 1860 m on the Italian border, Montgenèvre ski resort is a true haven of peace where you can enjoy the riches of unspoiled nature, a mountain freely accessible, the quality of the snow, exceptional sunshine. For those who love great skiing and who have already traveled the areas of Montgenèvre-Monts de la Lune, the Vialattea (or Milky Way) awaits you!

Montgenèvre ski resort being the only French resort connected to the Olympic areas of Turin 2006, you will then have the opportunity to slide on 400km of slopes shared between the areas of Montgenèvre, Clavière, Cesana, Sestrière, Sansicario and Sauze d’Oulx.

Ski the men’s Olympic downhill, and relive the turns of the women’s downhill, the emotions will undoubtedly be there.

MONTGENÈVRE, 400KM OF TRACKS SHARED BETWEEN THE AREAS OF MONTGENÈVRE, CLAVIÈRE, CESANA, SESTRIÈRE, SANSICARIO AND SAUZE D’OULX.

Vibrate like an athlete on the slopes of the Olympic sites from Montgenèvre

The alpine ski area of ​​Montgenèvre stretches over two slopes: to the south sector Chalvet / Serre-Thibaud and to the north sector Chalmettes / Gondrans / Aigle, both are linked by ski.

Wooded, hilly, with freeride areas, the Montgenèvre area will seduce by the beauty of its landscapes and its diversity. Tracks of all levels are deployed between 1860m and 2450m altitude. The snow front which includes the Nordic ski area, a toboggan area, a beginners area of ​​50,000m² and a half-pipe, is also an ideal place to stroll and start your day of skiing.

Located on the Italian border, the Montgenèvre day pass still gives you access to three ski lifts on Clavière in Italy (Cime Saurel, Col Boeuf and Gimont). Located in the Gondrans sector, the new Montgenèvre snowpark is accessible by chairlift. It includes 2 freestyle lines with a length of 500 meters, accessible to both novices and initiates.

Montgenèvre also has a boardercross, located on the Chalvet and a fun path in the Gondrans sector. Also note the secure freeride area still in the Gondrans sector accessible from the Observatory chairlift.

Hotels in the Montgenèvre resort

Cozy hotels, tourist residences, rental apartments, and comfortable chalets. For a high-end all-inclusive experience, the Club Med Pragelato Sestriere – Italy, located in Sestriere in the same ski area, is an exceptional option.

Anova Hotel & Spa ***

Between France and Italy, enjoy a magical landscape, a unique atmosphere, and a hotel with character! Ideally located at the foot of the ski slopes, the Anova Hotel and SPA welcomes you to Montgenèvre in a setting that combines fantasy, originality, and modernity.

Hotel Valérie **

At Valérie, there is a calm atmosphere that is simply conducive to relaxation. A few steps from the ski lifts and in the heart of the village, the Hotel Valérie offers 19 rooms. The hotel offers rooms equipped with bathroom and toilet, television, telephone, and Wi-Fi. Everything you need for a pleasant stay! The south-facing rooms have balconies on the first and second floors, and the attic rooms on the third floor offer breathtaking views of the slopes. Arrangements for children!

Hotel Alpis Cottia **

On the main square, in the center of the village. The hotel is located in the “heart” of the action. Mountain lovers will appreciate the proximity of the ski slopes, ski lifts (80m), marked mountain bike trails, and the international golf course connecting France to our close neighbor Italy.

The hotel offers charming rooms decorated in the purest “mountain” style. Double, twin, triple, quadruple, and duplex rooms are available. All rooms are equipped with televisions and free Wi-Fi.

The hotel works closely with its sister establishment, Le Graal Café. Open all year round, Le Graal Café and Alpis Cottia offer friendly service. Run by locals who are passionate about the mountains, whether in summer or winter.

The Montgenèvre mountain resort in summer

Unique in France, the resort’s toboggan run was inaugurated in 2010.

It’s almost a “four-season” toboggan run, as it descends 1,400 meters with a 300-meter drop almost all year round. The Monty Express toboggan run is open in summer, spring, and winter! It is fixed to a monorail and is the longest run in France. It can reach a maximum speed of 60 km/h, but the speeds observed are around 30-40 km/h. The average descent time is around 3 minutes…

The track is lit for night descents during the winter season. Night sessions take place every Monday and Friday during the season.

Everyone can steer their own sled, control their braking and therefore control their speed, in complete safety with the safety belt provided! Children over 1.25 meters tall can use this attraction on their own, while younger children can ride down the slope between an adult’s legs. So, who’s up for it?

A pioneer in rafting in Montgenèvre, Objectif Raft is a small company that is close to its customers, where good humor and proximity are not just concepts!

A trio of attentive and professional state-certified guides offer descents on the most beautiful rivers in the Hautes Alpes.

Skiing in Montgenèvre: the resort’s highlights

Nestled on the border between France and Italy, Montgenèvre is an iconic resort in the Southern Alps, appealing as much for its generous sunshine as for its direct access to the immense cross-border ski area of the Milky Way (Via Lattea). A family resort par excellence but also a playground for experienced skiers, it combines alpine charm, authenticity, and modernity.

• An exceptional ski area: direct access to the Via Lattea, one of the largest international ski areas, with over 400 km of slopes between France and Italy.
• Snow and sunshine: a favorable altitude (1,860 m) and Mediterranean sunshine guarantee excellent conditions throughout the season.
• A family resort: play areas, beginner-friendly slopes, and facilities designed for children.
• Village atmosphere: preserved authenticity and friendliness in the heart of the old village and its alpine chalets.
• Cross-border experience: the opportunity to ski on the Italian side (Sestrières, Sauze d’Oulx, etc.) during the day and enjoy Piedmontese cuisine.
• A variety of activities: Nordic skiing, sledding, snowshoeing, and relaxation at Durancia, the balneotherapy and spa center.
• Convenient access: 20 minutes from Briançon and well served by road and rail, ideal for a stress-free stay.

Quick tips:

• Arrive early to enjoy the spectacular views of the cross-border ski area.
• Don’t miss a gourmet break on the Italian side to discover Piedmontese specialties.
• For families, head to the snow front: it’s safe and perfectly suited to children.