Chamrousse (France)

Chamrousse was made famous by the success story of Jean-Claude Killy during the 1968 Winter Olympics held in Grenoble. Since then it has become a popular ski resort with French families and being only 2 hours from Geneva makes it also popular with British skiers.

The ski resort of Chamrousse in France is made up of two modern satellite villages, called Chamrousse 1650 and Chamrousse 1750. These 2 ski resorts are connected by shuttle buses, ski lifts and ski slopes. Chamrousse offers stunning panoramic views and is ideal for families. The ski area of Chamrousse is made up of 92 kilometres of varied slopes and is divided into a two sections, one is dedicated to beginners and children. Snowmobiling and dog sledding tours are possible here to add even more wonderful memories to your ski holidays.