Set in the heart of the Aravis mountains, La Clusaz is a charmingly traditional mountain village complete with Alpine chalets, fir tree forests and a thriving local community where many mountain traditions still flourish, much to the delight of visitors and locals alike. Founded as a ski resort in 1908, La Clusaz welcomes skiers of all abilities and boasts one of the largest cross-country ski domaines in the region.

OTHER ACTIVITIES

Thanks to its link with the wider Domaine des Aravis ski area, La Clusaz offers 220km of slopes for visitors to explore, and La Clusaz itself offers 132km of slopes. 6-day La Clusaz/L'Etale lift passes are charged at 150 euros per adult, 113 euros per child aged 8 to 14 years, and 90 euros per child aged 5 to 7 years.

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

Cross-country skiers can explore an impressive 70km of cross-country skiing opportunities, split between the Plateau des Confins (1450m altitude), located 4km from La Clusaz and accessible via ski-bus, and the Plateau du Beauregard (1650m altitude), located 3km from L'Etale and accessible by car or cable car from La Clusaz itself. Weekly ski passes are charged at 30 euros per adult and 16 euros per child (6 to 16 years inclusive).
All lift pass prices based on 2010/2011 prices as a guide only.

THE AREA

If you prefer to remain firmlu on two feet, rather than two skis, La Clusaz offers ice-skating, dog-sledding, and snowshoeing, as well as a wide variety of mountain paths so there is no need to miss out on the fresh Alpine air. For some post-piste relaxation, the resort also offers a cinema and shops, as well as restaurants and nightclubs to suit a range of tastes and budgets.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

La Clusaz is within easy reach of Annecy train station via both coach and taxi transfer (32km), and is just 60km from Geneva airport, and 160km from Lyon/St Exupery airport. Lagrange can arrange rail travel and accommodation packages, so why not call our friendly UK team on 020 7371 6111 for more information and prices?
La Clusaz is a well-equipeed resort, and offers all necessary amenities, inclduing a wide range of shops, banks and cash-points, doctors, and pharmacies.
This information is intended for guidance only and is not contractual. For further information, please contact the local Tourist Office.