Chamonix Resort Guide

The Chamonix resort summary is: Chamonix has 49 lifts within its terrain that is suitable for beginner and intermediate levels, including terrain park enthusiasts. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 2805m of vertical range and surrounding area. There are 69 trail at Chamonix.


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Chamonix Resort Guide

The Chamonix resort summary is: Chamonix has 49 lifts within its terrain that is suitable for beginner and intermediate levels, including terrain park enthusiasts. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 2805m of vertical range and surrounding area. There are 69 trail at Chamonix.

Senkrecht:

Oben: 3842m
Arrow
2805m
Unten: 1037m

Am besten für:

Anfänger Niveau des Skifahrers
Anfänger/
Mittelstufe

Pisten:

69
52%
35%
13%

Skigebiet in Hektar:

Einsatz von Schneekanonen: Ja

Skilifte in Chamonix

  • Schlepplift Symbol19
  • Skilift Symbol16
  • Gondelbahn Symbol14
Skilifte insgesamt = 49
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Ein Besuch in Chamonix

Nützliche Informationen über Skigebiete, die Ihnen bei der Planung Ihrer Reise nach Chamonix helfen.

  • Saison beginnt
  • Saison endet
  • Unterkunft
  • Restaurants | Bars
    80 | 20+
  • Nächster Flughafen
    Geneva
  • Nächster Bahnhof
    Chamonix
  • Skigebiet Info-Website
  • Infotelefon
    +33450530024

Merkmale Chamonix

Das Gelände in Chamonix umfasst::

  • Halfpipes
    0
  • Terrainparks
    1
  • Langlauf
    42.0 km
  • Skiverleih

Ed Leighs Money Savings Tips whilst visiting Chamonix

Wie sieht es in Chamonix aus?

Chamonix is a winter wonderland! The Chamonix Valley is consistently rated as one of the top ten ski resorts in the world, catering for every taste and ability. Chamonix, site of the first Winter Olympics in 1924, is a city of 10,000 residents and the main resort in a valley dominated by Mont Blanc, western Europe's highest mountain (15,770 feet). Chamonix valley can boast of some of the best skiing and scenery in the Alps and a hard-to-beat list of winter sports activities. One of the world's greatest runs is the 13-mile journey down the Valle Blanche glacier and the Sea of Ice, a drop of 9,200 feet; highest lift-served vertical descent in the world. Chamonix has six separate ski areas in the valley. They have a total of more than 90 miles of prepared slopes and trails and 49 lifts. Particularly popular with powder skiers and snowboarders is Les Grands Montets, which rises above the village of Argentiere which is near Chamonix. Noted for its tough terrain, the area's 20 miles of groomed runs are 50 percent, serious, black and only 10 percent easy. The vertical is just short of 6,800 feet. No one gets bored.


Chamonix entdecken – Lageplan

Interaktive Wanderkarte und Pistenplan für Chamonix. Für Ihre Tourenplanung sehen Sie Pisten und Wanderwege sowie Umrisse des Geländes und der Berge in der Umgebung.

Chamonix live Schnee

HöhenlageSchneehöheTemp. (°C)Wind (km/h)Wetter
Bergstation: 
-15
40
heavy snow
Mittelstation: 
-5
25
heavy snow
Tal: 
4
10
heavy rain
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In welchem Monat gibt es am meisten Schnee in Chamonix?

MärzDurchschnitt: 4.2 Schneetage pro Woche
Die schneereichste Woche in Chamonix ist Woche 1 im März. In der Regel gibt es 4.2 Schneefalltage in dieser Woche mit 67cm Schneefall. Sehen Sie sich unten die Graphik mit den Aufzeichnungen der Schneefälle für Chamonix an.


Besucher-Beurteilung fuer Chamonix

Allgemein: 4.0 Basiert auf 52 Abstimmungen und 89 Beurteilungen

  • Schneesicher
    4.1
  • Vielfalt der Pisten
    4.5
  • Off Piste
    4.9
  • Landschaft
    4.7
  • Apres-Ski
    4.5
  • Vote

Paul aus Ireland schreibt:

First time in Chamonix and left disappointed because we where paying premium prices (340 for 5 day Mont Blanc pass) but not getting a premium product. lift system needs modernising and an increase capacity at a few pinch points. I was surprised that there's really only a day's skiing in each area and if you don't have a car you're reliant on the dreaded bus to get to the different areas in the valley, e.g Argentire and Les Houches. There should be a pass for just these areas as everywhere else on the Mont Blanc pass are too far away and would only be beneficial for those with a car on a touring holiday. A bug bear of skiing in France is the cost of dining on the slopes, big money for an inferior product and very few toilets. There was better value to be had down in the town and there is a good vibe in the town center. Becketts Irish bar was good, free pool and reasonable drink prices. We didn't have ideal ski conditions, too mild and also had a stomach bug so if we had fresh snow skiing would have been a better experience as there does seem to be plenty of off-piste here. So it would have made up for the deficiencies in the product here. Going to Les Arcs next, which is ski in-ski out so if that doesn't impress then back to Austria and Andorra.

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