CHAMONIX's Neighbouring resorts
“I wanted to drop you a few lines to say how much we all enjoyed the wonderful weekend in Chamonix. This was the 7th year that Clarksons have been hosted by Nomadic Ski, and the level of organisaion and professionalism shown by yourself and your staff was superb. ”
Matt NealeDirector - Clarksons
Courmayeur
This Italian resort sits at the foot of the southern face of Mont Blanc and is just 30 minutes by car through the Mont Blanc tunnel. It has over 100 kms of piste with some excellent off-piste runs through the trees. We regularly ski Courmayeur and will happily arrange a trip for a group. Needless to say the food is amazing both on and off the mountain. And, what’s more, it’s is a great throw away line at a dinner party to say you popped over to Italy for a spot of lunch!
Verbier
Verbier is a world-class resort with a reputation for great off-piste skiing and a full-on party atmosphere. But make sure your credit card is ready and in an hour and a half you can be in the major resort of the 'Four valleys'.
Flaine
Flaine is often known for its 'not so pretty' town centre and not for its excellent skiing. It is part of a ski area known as the Grand Massif with links to Samoens, Morrillon and Les Carroz. Its 267 kms of piste offer something for everyone.
Megeve - St.Gervais
These two towns sit on the Western side on Mt Blanc and offer great intermediate skiing. Megeve is very much the 'old money' resort of the French Alps and boasts the most Michelin star restaurants in the Alps. We tend to ski here on bad weather days as it is lower down with some great tree-lined runs.
Les Contamines
The last of the Mont Banc resorts is hidden at the end of a valley reached via Megeve/St.Gervais. Les Contamines offers fantastic skiing for advanced skiers, although it really requires a guide to find the best of them. Beginners and intermediates can also keep themselves amused with some 24 lifts and 44 runs.
