ActivitiesHaving fun in Chamonix

Chamonix has 4 ski areas: Flégère-Brévent, Grands-Montets, Balme Vallorcine, les Houches. The ski pass also gives you access to the Saint-Gervais or Courmayeur areas. Most of the ski slopes are located between 2.000m and 3.200m which guarantees an excellent snow coverage during the winter season.

Nestled in the middle of nature, QC Terme new spa is located 300 metres from Chalet C and is set against the backdrop of majestic Mont Blanc. It offers you the luxury of bathing surrounded by snow or mountain meadows. An unexpected synthesis of hot and cold, water and earth: within its 3000 square metres, you can enjoy more than 30 wellness activities for a multi-sensory journey, as well as an infinity pool that reflects in the water of the adjacent alpine lake. 

Snowshoe trekking means getting closer to the wild nature, trace your own way through this pristine environment. Chamonix has a lot of snowshoeing tracks, perfectly marked and ranked according to their difficulty level. You can choose the tracks according to your desires and abilities. 

Chamonix is the best place for off-piste skiing. From l’Aiguille du Midi (3,842m) to Chamonix (1030m), the Vallée Blanche is without any doubt one of the most famous and most skied downhill in the world. Amazing 20km road, with 18km on the 3 glaciers, Géant, Tacul and Mer de Glace, you will enjoy the most beautiful views on the tops of the Alpes and Mont Blanc. 

Chamonix has a Nordic skiing area of about 20 kilometres traced in alternative and skating. A few minutes on foot from Chalet C, you will find three slopes. The Bois red slope of 11,7km, the Bois du Bouchet green slope on 3km and the blue called Orthaz with 6.3 km. The cross-country skiing nights take place every Thursday during school holiday at 18 :30. 

Chalet C is located 500m from the Chamonix Golf Club. The Chamonix Golf is a 18 holes golf situated at 1030m. It was opened in 1934 in Les-Praz-de-Chamonix. The Par of the course is 72 and the length 5,718 metres.

The fairway on 17 offers you a view of the north face of Mont Blanc and the cascade of seracs formed by the Bossons glacier.

Hiking in the Chamonix-Mont-Blanc valley is discovering a unique place where medium and high mountains meet. A perfect place to get away in the heart of legendary tops and glaciers from the Alpes. 

Sporty or contemplative, you will find what you need on the paths of the Chamonix-Mont-Blanc valley.