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Hop across borders and see another country on skis! Just because you bought your ski pass in France, doesn't mean you can't explore ski areas in Italy or Switzerland. Savoie Mont Blanc opens the doors to its Alpine neighbours...
© Savoie Mont Blanc / HosselThe Espace San Bernardo:
2 linked resorts: La Rosière and La Thuile in Italy.
Length: 150km of runs/74 runs.
Top of the runs: 2,641m.
An original ski area offering all styles of skiing, including long descents through the forests of La Thuile in Italy, and magnificent views of Mont Blanc. That little extra: take a break for lunch on the other side of the border and enjoy some of the specialities created by our Italian neighbours.
© Savoie Mont Blanc / ChabanceThe Portes du Soleil, between France and Switzerland
14 linked resorts: Abondance, Avoriaz, Châtel, La Chapelle-d'Abondance, Les Gets, Montriond, Morzine, Saint-Jean-d'Aulps + 6 Swiss resorts.
Length: 650km of runs/288 runs.
Top of the runs: 2,460m
Skiing without borders in one of the world's biggest ski areas.
Virgin slopes and grandiose scenery, with the Dents Blanches and the Dents du Midi as a backdrop. From France to Switzerland, from valleys to summits, from villages to resorts: Les Portes du Soleil has a wealth of lands and traditions to explore.
That little extra: take a break in a Swiss "cantine", where a glass of Fendant (Swiss white wine) provides the perfect accompaniment for local dried beef or cheese!