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9 Days Ski Vacation In French Alps

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Ski Vacation In French Alps Overview

About the Tour:

Join us for an amazing ski trip in the French Alps with a focus on cheese. Haute Savoie is my favorite place to ski because of the beautiful unspoiled mountain views, fresh powder, excellent food, and French touch.

We will ski and ride the “Portes du Soleil”, a collection of 12 connected ski resorts encompassing more than 600 kilometers of slopes in France and Switzerland’s Rhône-Alps region that allow for giant loops (see video Ski Safari) without ever skiing the same slope twice. Discover small charming local resorts with excellent restaurants only accessible by ski.

Experience Level:

Must be at least an intermediate-level skier/snowboarder that is very comfortable with intermediate (blue) slopes and able to ski advanced (black) slopes. Having off-piste experience is recommended.

Ski Vacation In French Alps Itinerary

Early breakfast at Chalet for those going on the optional trip to Chamonix/Mont Blanc.
Transportation by van to Chamonix/Mont Blanc for optional descent of Vallee Blanche. For those not descending the Vallee Blanche they can take the Gondola up the Aiguille de Midi for a view on Mont Blanc and/or ski at Chamonix. Ski Portes du Soleil (for those not going to Chamonix/Mont Blanc)
Lunch at the Refuge du Requin
Dinner main course “Diots (local pork sausage) au vin blanc”

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9 Days Ski Vacation In French Alps

9 Days, 8 Nights

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