Explore Valloire, Savoie, Rhône-Alpes

Le Crey Rond is one of the peaks of the Combe de Beaujournal. This little-used itinerary offers magnificent panoramic views of the Mont Blanc, Vanoise and Ecrins massifs. To activate geolocation, click on the map icon.

This walk links Valloire to Les Verneys via the Vita-Vittel trail along the river. It can be enjoyed all year round, and is equally popular with families and sports enthusiasts. In summer, admire the straw and hay sculptures on display at Les Verneys. This wooded course features several exercise stations, a warm-up area, two flexibility and strength areas, a coordination and balance area, and a balance and relaxation area. To activate geolocation, click on the map icon.

This uphill hike takes you to the Alpage de Poing Rogereuil, where you'll find the Edelweiss alpine restaurant. In season, you can take the shuttle bus to the hamlet of Archaz.

This walk will introduce you to the pretty hamlet of Le Col, from which you'll set off. Return to Valloire via the hamlets of Les Granges and Les Choseaux-ville. The shuttle bus will drop you off at the Col hamlet (in season). To activate geolocation, click on the map icon.

This walk is mostly on minor roads. The view from the chapel in the hamlet of Poingt Ravier is magnificent. In winter, risk of avalanche in this area from level 3/5 this route is not recommended.

More than 18 km of high mountain await you to climb this mythical pass and reach a splendidly panoramic finish at 2642 m. The Tour de France first passed over the Galibier on July 10, 1911, and on that day Émile Georget, the only rider to do so without setting foot on the ground, exclaimed to witnesses: "That'll put you in a corner", while calling the organizers "bandits" who dared to take the riders over this pass. Since then, it has become one of the most prestigious stages and has seen some of the biggest names take part. From the summit, you have a magnificent view of the Grand Galibier, the Pic Blanc du Galibier, the Glaciers de la Meije, Mont Viso and, on a clear day, Mont Blanc. The Col du Galibier is a crossroads between two major Alpine valleys on the route des grandes alpes.

Discover this downhill mountain bike route. Accessible to beginners, it is a perfect warm-up, it will offer you a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks.

A varied route with banked turns, freeride zones and a large section of fun trail winding through the fir and larch forest. Picnic tables available at the halfway point, in a large clearing. To activate geolocation, click on the map icon. Please note that this trail is accessible to all, provided you have a good level of cycling experience and some basic riding skills. If you're an occasional rider or a beginner, as with the other trails, we recommend that you seek professional guidance to learn and enjoy all the pleasures of downhill mountain biking.

Discover this beautiful route that will take you to the chapel of the three crosses through the national forest. Return via different hamlets of Valloire. To activate geolocation, click on the map icon.

Old-style DH track with a start on a steady slope, embellished with rock crossings and jumps. This track is rich in sensation.

In the heart of the resort, Magnin Sports has a wide range of road bikes, mountain-bikes (enduro, downhill, or cross-country) and power-assisted bikes for every sort of ride. Pro Shop: LAPIERRE End of season second-hand bike sale, reserve your bike and we'll send it to you. All our second-hand bicycles (2 months) are guaranteed and sold with new tyres and new brakes. Benefit from a 10% discount with the Pass Loisirs

We offer a range of road cycling jerseys and shorts, available in many sizes and colors. Our store is located right in the center of the resort, a must for your vacation. Our aim is to provide you with the best value for money in Valloire. All our products are carefully manufactured in Belgium and Italy. Discover the world of cycling with the Magnin Sports cycling jersey.

Road bikes, MTB and E-MTB rentals and sales Your MTB and road bike specialist in Valloire has a wide range of products to hire, an excellent service workshop, and a large choice of big brand accessories and parts. PRO SHOP GIANT

With the Mountain guides, you get fresh air and new experiences in summer and winter! IN WINTER SNOWSHOE HIKING, HIKING SKIING, OFF-ROAD SKIING Fabienne Saura and Cyril Valantin, Mountain Guides and Pierre Yves Riche, Mountain Guide RANDO RAQUETTES: 1/2 day or full day, away from the slopes, in the wilderness, watching Chamois, Deer, Roe Deer, discovering the local heritage, in a friendly atmosphere. An unforgettable vacation. RANDO SKI, OFF-ROAD SKI: 1/2 day or full day, private or group lessons, INITIATION, PERFECTION. Night outings. Snow and safety training. Programs and prices available from ESF Offices. Welcome drink Saturday at 5:30pm SUMMER . Mountain biking: all-level sessions for juniors and adults. Initiation, improvement, enduro descents and electric mountain bike outings. Wild and original itineraries on trails and off the beaten track. Equipment included. . HIKING: For those curious about nature and the mountains, a daily choice of themed nature hikes for young and old: approaching, observing and photographing marmots and chamois; flora; twilight hikes; mountain pasture life, Savoyard snacks, Nordic walking and much more... Not forgetting high-altitude hikes to the most beautiful peaks in our valleys: the Grand Galibier, the Pointe des Cerces, etc... . RUISSELING - Aqua-ludic hikes: with your feet in the water, let's conquer the torrent. A fun way to discover the aquatic environment. . THE HIGH MOUNTAINS: Discover easy glacier hiking for all (from age 10) and climb a wide range of summits: Aiguilles d'Arves, Ecrins, Mont-Blanc, Vanoise... . VIA FERRATA: three itineraries for children, beginners or experienced climbers departing from Valloire, and more than ten in the valley: sensations and relaxation on the agenda. . CLIMBING: we organize weekly sessions and courses for adults and children aged 5 and over. . CANYONING: jumps, slides and toboggans in one of Savoie's most beautiful canyons: aquatic and fun, it will delight beginners and experts alike. . TRAIL: initiation, discovery of the activity or improvement and training for the more experienced.

With the Mountain guides, you get fresh air and new experiences! MOUNTAIN BIKING: Sessions for all levels, adults and children: beginners, improving, enduro and E-MTB. Wild, new routes, off the beaten path. Equipment included. HIKING: Everyday, a choice of thematic hikes for children and/or adults who love nature and the mountains: the observation and photography of marmots and chamois; the flora; twilight hikes; life in the mountain pastures, Savoy snacks, Nordic walking, and so much more... There are also hikes at altitude to discover our valley's most beautiful peaks: Grand Galibier, Pointe des Cerces... RUISSELING: Hiking through rivers, try and beat the current. A fun experience in the water. MOUNTAINEERING: An easy climb (from 10 years old) to discover the frozen peaks, Aiguilles d'Arves, Ecrins, Mont Blanc, Vanoise... VIA FERRATA: Three routes, for children, beginners or experienced climbers, from Valloire, and more than ten others in the valley: thrills and relaxation guaranteed! CLIMBING: Every week we organise sessions and training courses for adults and children from 5 years old. CANYONING: Jumps, slides in one of the most beautiful canyon in Savoy. Fun in the water, whether it's your first time or you're coming back for more. TRAIL: Introduction for beginners or training for the most experienced.

This bike-park is accessible by gondolas. 8 tracks of different levels including 1 a walking route of more than 10 km are offered to you. Enjoy more than 30 km of specially equipped slopes: banked turns, jumps... In Valloire-Galibier, mountain biking is the ideal way to combine sport and nature. With 8 downhill courses for all levels and 5 routes for VTTAE, Valloire is an FFC-approved center. La Familiale" trail At the top of the Lac de la Vieille chairlift - 9.4 km downhill to Valloire - 905 m vertical drop A varied run with banked turns, freeride zones and a large section of fun trail winding through the fir and larch forest. Picnic tables available at the halfway point, in a large clearing, ... Please note that this trail is accessible to all, provided you have a good level of cycling experience and some basic riding skills. If you're a very occasional rider or a beginner, as with the other trails, we recommend that you seek professional guidance to learn and enjoy all the pleasures of downhill mountain biking. VTTAE - Les Trois Croix et le fort du Télégraphe: length 7.5 km and altitude difference +510 m - Lac de la Vieille: length 19.7 km, ascent +910 m - La verte: 6 km long, ascent +180 m - La bleue: 16.5 km in length, ascent +400m - Les Trois Croix from Valmeinier: length 10.1 km, ascent +310 m Associated services - Standardized washing area - Free map of downhill trails and VTTAEs - Specialized stores (rental - sales - repairs) Guides offer supervised outings, so don't hesitate to contact them: - Bureau des Guides et Accompagnateurs - Val'Bike - Mountain bike school - Galibike

Discover the pleasures of the mountains without forcing yourself! The Brive gondola gives you access to the Crey du Quart massif, from where a multitude of hiking trails, downhill mountain biking and VTTAE trails and many other activities start. Stop off at one of our high-altitude restaurants or enjoy a picnic in the mountains. Stroll along our trails or enjoy our panoramic playground on the Séa plateau.

SEM Valloire manages the ski area and associated lifts. It also manages the following facilities: swimming pool, ice rink, Val Form, Bike Park, Séa games and other activities at the top of the lifts.

- Free access with a ticket: o Loan of children's mountain bikes (from approx. 6 years of age) with introductory fun trail within the perimeter of the Plateau de la Séa (under parental supervision). o Children's playground with swings, net park and numerous apparatus.... (under parental supervision) o Barefoot trail: a sensory trail in the water for barefooters. o Giant buoys: for 2-6 year-olds, slide down a gentle slope inside a large buoy.... o Pedestrian trails (numerous walks lasting from 30 minutes to 3 hours, depending on your level) => the start of some walks can also be reached by taking the Lac de la Vieille chairlift. o Downhill mountain bike trails and VTTAE courses => the start of some trails can be reached by taking the Lac de la Vieille chairlift. o Tyrolienne de l'Aigle (from 40 kg to 110 kg) and Tyrolienne de l'Aiglon (from 25 kg to 40 kg, from 1m25) o Mountain Kart: take control of your kart before taking the Lac de la Vieille chairlift and race down the Lièvre slope (from approx. 1.35 m / 10 years). Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult. o Big Air Bag from 25 kg to 120 kg

Come and discover the work of the 12 participating teams Figurative or not, these works are impressive in terms of the materials used. Using straw, hay, chicken wire, wire and burlap, artists sculpt works of art from their own imaginations. An unmissable summer event! Located on the route des grandes alpes just outside the hamlet of Les Verneys, between the center of Valloire and the Galibier. The straw and hay creations, once erected, remain visible until All Saints' Day. You can reach the site by shuttle bus in July and August, or in 40 minutes on foot along a hiking trail from the center of Valloire, or park free of charge nearby. Competition starts: Tuesday, June 25, 9 a.m. End of competition: Sunday, 12 noon From June 25 to June 29: Come and support the sculptors and follow the evolution of the sculptures throughout the week! Saturday June 29 from 6.30pm: Concert on the sculpture site with RED POP CHILI BOSSA Acoustic renditions of pop, bossa and groove classics. Refreshments provided by Pic Sonne. Sunday June 30: For safety reasons, the site is closed to the public from 8am to 1pm. (contest ends at 12 noon) 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Voting for the Public Prize and the Youth Prize at the Tourist Office. 1 pm to 4:30 pm: Voting for the People's Prize and Youth Prize on the sculpture site. From 4pm: Refreshments provided by Pic Sonne 5.30pm: Competition prize-giving ceremony on the sculpture site PRIZES : - JURY PRIZES : 1st prize FINLAND - Kuklina Ekaterina and KUKLIN Egor - Never Give up 2 nd prize: ARMENIA - GEVORGYAN Mels and SARGSYAN Anahit - The return 3rd prize: MEXICO - Ramirez PEREYRA Carlos Miguel and MAGANA Israel - A glimpse of hope - PUBLIC PRIZE: MEXICO - Ramirez PEREYRA Carlos Miguel and MAGANA Israel - A glimpse of hope - YOUTH AWARD: PHILIPPINES - BAISAS Rosas and BAISAS Marites - The last roarr - ARTIST AWARD: FRANCE - COURNIL Mickael and STEPHANY Ugo - Jasmine Kusudama - INTERNAUT PRIZE: MEXICO - Ramirez PEREYRA Carlos Miguel and MAGANA Israel - A glimpse of hope Teams participating in the 2024 edition - ARGENTINA - PINERO Gabriel Adrian and OPAZO MOLINA Herman Maurizio "Kai Kai Treng Treng, The Force of Nature". - ARMENIA - GEVORGYAN Mels and SARGSYAN Anahit "The Return - BELGIUM - VAN BESIEN Maxime and VEUILLET Pascal "Une Danse Eternelle" (An Eternal Dance) - CANADA - MELOCHE Thomas and GAGNON Joelle "A l'origine du monde : la grand-mère du Fjord" (At the origin of the world: the grandmother of the Fjord) - FINLAND - KUKLINA Ekaterina and KUKLIN Egor "Never Give Up - FINLAND - ANDBERG Janne and MANNINEN Arto "Le Chat" (The Cat) - ITALY - CACEFFO Stefano and LOCOCO Francesco "Cerchiamoci - MEXICO - RAMIREZ PEREYRA Carlos Miguel and MAGANA Israel "Un aperçu d'espoir" (A glimpse of hope) - PHILIPPINES - BAISAS Ross and BAISAS Marites "The last ROARRR!!!" - UKRAINE - KUTSEVYCH Bogdan and CALVILLO Francisco "Haute Couture - FRANCE - GONZALEZ Pablo and LE PONNER Maxime "Abyssos Infernalis - FRANCE - COURNIL Mickaël and STEPHANY Ugo "Jasmine Kusumada Alain LOVATO - President of the jury - President of the Maison des Arts Plastiques Auvergne Rhône-Alpes Christian BURGER - Artistic Director of the Competition and Sculptors Roselyne ERUTTI - Sculptor Lenaïk RETORNAZ - Town Councillor Alberte RETORNAZ - Amateur painter Cyrille JULLIEN - Cabinet maker Emmanuelle LACOSTE - Director of Valloire Tourisme This competition is supported by the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region.

Valloire has 17 chapels, all along the valley, from the Télégraphe pass to Bonnenuit. Each hamlet had its own chapel, where, in May, we used to meet to honour the Virgin Mary, where we would celebrate the Saint's day, where the bell would ring the death knells... In their present state, the chapels date from the 17th century and later. The 17 chapels: Notre-Dame de la Vie in Les Trois Croix St Claude in Le Col Ste Marguerite in Les Granges St Benoît in Les Choseaux-ville St Blaise in l'Archaz Notre-Dame du Mont-Carmel in Geneuil St Pierre sur le Rocher St Pierre Notre-Dame des neiges in Bonnenuit St Grat in Bonnenuit Ste Agathe in la Rivine St Claude in Les Verneys St Joseph in la Ruaz St Bernard in la Borgé Ste Madeleine in Poingt-Ravier St Thècle in Les Chaudannes (next to the campsite) St Jacques in Les Villards Notre-Dame du Bon Secours in Tigny The chapels can only be viewed from the outside, with the exception of the Notre Dame de Bon Secours chapel in Tigny, where the doors are occasionally opened by the association who maintain it for a view of the interior.

Culminating at an altitude of 1566m, the Col du Télégraphe took its name from the fort which was built there between 1885 and 1893. It dominates the Maurienne Valley, and in past centuries, it played a major defensive role, overlooking St Michel de Maurienne on one side and the military Galibier road on the other. Less well known than its neighbour, the Galibier, the Col du Télégraphe is still a considerable climb, as the cyclists who have completed it will tell you. Climbing the Col du Télégraphe from Saint Michel de Maurienne: Departure: 710m - Arrival: 1566, Length: 11.8km - Elevation 856m Average %: 7.3% - Maximum %: 9.7%

The fort is at a 10-minute walk from the Télégraphe mountain pass. It overlooks the Maurienne Valley and offers greats views on the Arc valley. It is open only in summer and with guides. Built between 1885 and 1893, Fort du Télégraphe stands on the site of one of the Chappe aerial telegraph relays on the imperial Paris-Milan line. Its polygonal, Séré de Rivières-style architecture is adapted to the site's spectacular relief. The fort also served as a command post (Battle of the Alps, June 10-25, 1940) during the Italian offensive in the Valloire-Valmeinier sector. The fort can be reached in 10 minutes from the Col du Télégraphe parking lot via a narrow road. The fort has around 50 steps to climb during the visit. Bring a little wool. Guided tours with Savoie Mont-Blanc Heritage Guides Summer: Visit and exhibition on Wednesdays and Thursdays (mornings, afternoons and evenings). Guided tours with FACIM summer: every Monday

Located a short distance from the pass at an altitude of 1570 m, above a sheer drop overlooking Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne, the impressive Fort du Télégraphe owes its name to the Chappe signalling mast which was built on the site in the early 19th C. Just a stone's throw from the pass, at an altitude of 1,570 m, above a sheer cliff overlooking Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne, the imposing Fort du Télégraphe owes its name to the presence of a Chappe telegraph signal tower built here in the early 19th century. Built between 1886 and 1890, the fort is the centerpiece of Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne's military stronghold. It bears witness to the militarization of the Alps in the late 19th century. On the site of a former Marshal de Berwick camp (18th century), then a Chappe telegraph station, the fort was built by the Armée des Alpes under General Berge in 1886-1890 to defend the Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne town square and the Col du Galibier road opened in 1891. Its Séré de Rivières-style architecture is spectacularly adapted to the terrain. The fort was reused in the active defense line of the Savoy fortified sector, the Maginot Line of the Alps, in 1940.

The Col d'Albanne is an Alpine pass located in the commune of Montrciher Albanne, at an altitude of 1,652 meters.

In spring, you'll be seduced by its snow-white setting. In summer, you'll be delighted by its turquoise waters. And in autumn, you'll be transported by the magic of its orange reflections.

Mountain lake accessible both in winter and summer. Winter season : accessible walking, snowshoeing or skiing. Summer season : accessible driving, biking or walking.

At the top of Les Jeux chairlift, come and admire the view while having a bite to eat.

On the Crey du Quart massif, access for cars and on foot At an altitude of 1800m, south-facing terrace and free wifi. The restaurant can be accessed by car or on foot via the l'Archaz road and on foot from the top of the Brive cable acre. Breathtaking view of Valloire and the surrounding mountains. Located on the Le Col - Geneuil walking route

For a refreshing, gourmet break during your walk or bike ride, visit the Geneuil mountain pasture. Enjoy a Galibier beer, a delicious crêpe or an ice-cream sundae drenched in whipped cream: gourmet goodness and generosity are the order of the day during your stopover at l'Alpage, where the janitors of this little corner of paradise will be delighted to welcome you!

In the soothing world of our mountain pastures, take a break at Chalet d'la Croë (small in local dialect). Surrounded by farm animals, enjoy a crêpe after your hike or a Savoyard dish at sunset... Access by foot or bike only. À la carte: omelettes, tartines, sweet and savoury crêpes, fondues savoyardes, croziflettes, vegetable soups... Local produce and organic drinks. Lunch without reservation (except for groups of 10 or more). Snacks without reservation. Evening meals (reservation required): traditional dishes, Savoyard fondues... La Croë* mountain guide and mountain bike instructor offers gourmet, flower and astronomy hikes. You can also spend the night in a bivouac tent or geodesic dome with a view of the mountains.

High-altitude bar-restaurant. Come and enjoy a drink, an ice cream or a home-cooked meal on Le Trapanel's sunny terrace in the heart of the alpine pastures, at 1800 m altitude, with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Sunny terrace in the heart of the mountain pastures, with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Access on foot (approx. 30 min from Le Mollard) via the start of the Plaigne path, pass a farm, continue on the path then turn left at the first crossroads, following the signs for Les Aplanes (halfway point by car).

The soul of Albiez somehow, the place to be…together to enjoy a drink or a fondue.

The Bar Constantin, a village institution open 365 days a year, welcomes you to enjoy an unmissable Savoyard fondue. Probably the best in Albiez-Montrond. Reservations essential.

The not to be missed rest area, in front of the Grand Galibier, after a beautiful walk around the 4 lakes...

The not to be missed rest area, in front of the Grand Galibier, after a beautiful walk around the 4 lakes...

Original cooking in the flavors from here and there. The Pimpiolet welcomes you in an old restored sheepfold, situated in the heart of the typical and sunny hamlet of the Serpolière, at the foot of "la Croix des Têtes". The Pimpiolet invites you to take the time to discover the flavors of the territories from here and there, around a unique menu, that you can compose with the suggestions of the day, and that include: - appetisers - starter - main course ( meat, fish or vegetarian) - gourmet plate All the dishes are homemade, from fresh ans seasonal products, according to the market or the cooker inspiration.

Situated in the foot of "la Croix des Têtes", the owner of the restaurant and his children welcome you in a warm setting and propose you an original cooking in an artisanal ambiance. Typical restaurant composed of 2 rooms with modern and old style. In one of the two rooms there are more than 100 places, and they can also receive groups, mariage, communions...

In a quiet location, with views of the chamois, the gite is located 6km south of Valloire, at 1750m altitude. Rent a single room or the whole gite. Spend the night in a tepee! A terrace offers magnificent views of the Galibier (3228m) to the south and the Aiguilles d'Arves (3510m) to the west. Valloire is a mountain village located in the Maurienne Valley, 17km from St Michel de Maurienne, between the col du Télégraphe and the Col du Galibier. The gite is a place to stay and relax, whether with friends or family. It has been classified 2 ears of wheat (Gites de France rating) and is maintained each year to meet the requirements of this classification; its maximum capacity is 30 people. The car park is 100 metres from the house; we can lend you a cart or sled to carry your luggage. Something different at Pierre Rouge - Spend a night in a tepee! The tepee can accommodate up to 6 people Possibility of breakfast and/or evening meal - on request

Warm welcome. The refuge is supervised during the summer period. You can also eat there. There is an area to prepare your meals, which you can enjoy in the communal dining room (picnic tax). Food available all day. Accommodation, evening meal, breakfast. The caretaker uses mainly local produce: beer, lemonade, alp'cola, cheeses, butter, wine, bread, mountain herbal teas, crozet pasta... Cold and hot drinks available all day.

Chalet d'la Croë offers you a unique experience: sleeping under the stars at the foot of the Aiguilles d'Arves. There are three ways to do this: - rent a single pitch - rent a pitch with tent, mattress and comforter - reserve a geodesic dome Mountain guide Virginie welcomes you to her summer garden at Chalet d'la Croë*, offering Savoyard recipes based on local produce (evening bookings only) and the chance to sleep under the stars. There are three ways to do this: - rent a single pitch and bring your own camping equipment - rent a pitch with a tent, mattress and comforter - reserve a geodesic dome with a real bed for an unusual night's sleep Beware: at 2000 m altitude, nights are chilly. On-site chickens, goats, dogs and cows! Accommodation is located outside the chalet. There are : - Three geodesic domes: 2 five-place domes (two double beds and one single bed) 1 three-place dome (one large double bed) They are unheated and not shared with others for your privacy. The front of the domes has a beautiful view of the Belledonne mountain range. - An area for bivouacs and nights in tents Overnight stays include dinner and breakfast on a half-board basis. The evening meal is a unique "home-made" menu or a Savoyard Fondue menu on reservation (supplement of 4€/pers for adults). There's an outdoor toilet block, as well as dry toilets and a drinking water point. Crocs are also available. To save water, showers are only available for two-day stays. Crocs are available. For all overnight stays, and for reasons of hygiene, everyone must bring a sheet or a meat bag and a pillowcase (square). Blankets are available in the domes. Domes are available from 4pm and must be vacated by 10am. Access to the chalet is on foot only. Dogs are allowed on leash to share the premises with other farm animals... * small in Savoyard dialect

Chalet d'la Croë offers you a unique experience: sleeping in a tent at the foot of the Aiguilles d'Arves. There are 2 possibilities: - rent a pitch on your own and bring your own equipment - occupy one of the 3 fully-equipped tents (mattress and comforter) Mountain guide Virginie welcomes you to her summer garden at Chalet d'la Croë*, where you can spend cool, unusual nights camping at the foot of the Aiguilles d'Arves. There are two ways to do this: - rent a single pitch and bring your own camping equipment - rent a pitch with your own tent, mattress, comforter and blankets. Beware: at 2000 m altitude, nights are chilly. On-site chickens, goats, dogs and sometimes cows! There's a toilet block outside, as well as dry toilets and a drinking water point. Crocs are also available. To save water, showers are only available for two-day stays. You'll also have the chance to sample the chalet's typical Savoyard recipes, made with local produce (evening reservations required). * small in Savoyard dialect

Refuge close to Notre-Dame of Snows.

Looking for comfort and space? Chalet Saint-Roch offers 450 m² of living space, including a magnificent 125 m² cathedral living room with central fireplace, bar and TV, plus a vast kitchen. All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and WCs. Opposite Saint-Sorlin-d'Arves, in the Maurienne, in a small village at the foot of the emblematic Aiguilles d'Arves, Chalet Saint-Roch welcomes you at an altitude of 1600 m, in the heart of the mountain pastures. Skiers, you can enjoy ski touring from the chalet, downhill skiing on the Sybelles ski area: 4th largest ski area in France, 300 km of slopes 15 min from the chalet, or on the Albiez-Montrond ski area, 36 km of slopes on a sunny plateau, 7 km away. Motorcyclists will find the winding mountain roads a real pleasure to ride! Garage available. For cyclists, the chalet is the ideal starting point for climbing the most prestigious Savoy mountain passes: Croix de Fer, Glandon, Télégraphe, Galibier, Madeleine, Mollard. For hikers, there are numerous routes to the Aiguilles d'Arves in superb unspoilt surroundings. Supervised swimming (July-August) at the superb Col du Mollard lake in Albiez-Montrond. Horse and pony rides at the same place. The chalet offers 450 m² of living space: - a magnificent 125 m² cathedral living room with bar, central fireplace, sofas and TV - all bedrooms, cosy and comfortable, with bathroom and WC - sleeps 16 - large kitchen, linen room, ski room, private parking lot No shuttle service. Vehicle required. Ski touring & snowshoeing from the chalet. All equipment needed for fondues & raclettes.

The Les Contamines motorhome park is located at the entrance to the village, close to a playground, petanque area, shops, restaurants and a shuttle bus stop in winter. It has dirt pitches, toilets and a fountain in summer. The Albiez motorhome park is ideally located at the entrance to the village, next to the Les Contamines recreation area, and is equipped with a drinking water fountain accessible all year round. It is on the route of the free winter shuttle bus (Aire de loisirs stop). In winter, access is cleared of snow. Payment for access to electricity is made at the Mairie during opening hours (Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm) by cheque or in cash. Water canisters can be emptied and filled, and access to WCs in winter is possible in the Mairie building during opening hours. From spring to autumn, when there is no longer a risk of frost, WCs are available. For emptying only, there is a grate behind the fountain. Dogs are allowed on a leash.

Holiday center Our chalet is nestled in the heart of the village. Ideal for weekend getaways, weddings, cousins' get-togethers or seminars, we offer room and bedroom rentals, from one night with breakfast to full board. We even offer a special welcome for cyclists and hikers. With 45 years' experience of hosting vacation camps and discovery classes, it's the ideal place for mountain sports enthusiasts, summer and winter alike. The chalet has 4 levels, each with : - 3 activity rooms - 1 ski room - 1 dining room - 1 infirmary - 21 bedrooms with sanitary facilities (in the room or on the landing) and balconies (10 rooms) All the services you need are on site: shops, tourist office, restaurants, ESF, tennis courts, soccer field, basketball court, volleyball court, playground, riding school, cinema. Leisure activities: In winter, we offer school groups and holidaymakers the chance to discover the mountain environment through educational workshops led by our activity leaders: landscape reading, fauna, flora, heritage and agriculture, as well as visits to the Beaufort des Arves Cooperative and a goat farm. You can also take part in free or professionally supervised sporting activities, such as downhill skiing, biathlon, snowshoe trekking and dog sledding. In summer, we offer the same educational workshops as well as professionally supervised sports activities: archery, horseback riding, cani-rando, rock climbing, via ferrata, canyoning and hiking (with or without overnight stays in bivouacs or refuges) and swimming at the Albiez lake.

Unusual bed and breakfast close to the "Aiguilles d'Arves". Snack possible. In Saint Jean d'Arves, at 2150m of altitude, it is an old family chalet used by the grand parents' owner, in summer, to leave the cows in the pastures and make hay. The chalet has been undergoing renovation since the summer of 2016 and is accessible walking from Entraigues (Saint Jean d'Arves) in about 3 hours (900 meters of elevation over 7km) or from Le Chalmieu (Albiez-Montrond) walking by the Basse du Gerbier. The chalet is equipped with spring water and has electricity by solar panels. Dry toilets and water point nearby. Inside, on the ground floor, a kitchen, a large living room, a bathroom (under construction) and the owner's bedroom. Upstairs there is the dormitory with 10 places. These are "baflants" (one big bed for evrey guest) with mattresses next to each other, fitted with bed sheets, duvet cushions and blankets Obligation to have sleeping bags. (blanket prohibited due to bed fleas). Outside, a terrace to enjoy the sunset over the Belledonne massif on one side and Les Aiguilles d'Arves on the other.

Recent establishment using renewable energies with rooms decoration mountain dweller, spacious, modern, quiet and sunny. Seven suites and seventeen rooms among which two accessible to the persons with reduced mobility. Big private parking with green spaces. Terrace or balcony for every accommodation. Premises for bikes. Spacious rooms with heating on the reversible ground. Traditional restaurant and local specialities. Big terrace with magnificent view. Hotel situated at 7km of the departure of the Pass of Galibier and the Pass of the Croix de Fer in a quiet and easily accessible sector.