Champagny en Vanoise

 

Les Alpages de Champagny

Zone la Piat 73350 Champagny en Vanoise
 

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Resort

Surrounded by pine forest and linked to the La Plagne ski domain, CHAMPAGNY-EN-VANOISE is a charming Alpine resort which boasts all the charms of an authentic mountain village. An 8 minute cable car journey from the ski slopes of the La Plagne resorts, Champagny is ideal for skiers in search of excellent skiing in picturesque surroundings, whilst still avoiding some of the crowds that can dominate the larger name resorts in the La Plagne area.
Champagny is divided into two areas - Champagny Station, at the heart of the resort and the foot of the cable car, and Champagny Le Haut at the entrance of the Vanoise National Park.

Practical information and leisure

Champagny can be easily reached from Moutiers train station (18km), as well as Chambery (100km) and Geneva (140km) airports. Lagrange can arrange rail travel and accommodation packages for Alpine getaways, so why not let the train take the strain this winter? Contact our friendly UK team for more details on 020 7371 6111.
The resort is well-equipped and has all necessary amenities, including local shops, a range of bars and restaurants, cash points, a doctors and pharmacy, and a dentist.
This information is intended for guidance only and holds no contractual value. For the most up to date resort information, please contact the tourist office.

Children

The "Les Cabris" nursery welcomes younger children aged between 2 and 6 years.
The ESF snow kindergarden offers tuition to children aged 3 years and over.

Sports and leisure

Champagny is one of the resorts making up the wider PARADISKI domain, which links Montchavin/Les Coches, La Plagne, Les Arcs, and Peisey-Vallandry, and offers a total of 425km of ski runs over Les Arcs and La Plagne (225km), of which Champagny makes up 30km with slopes to suit skiers of all abilities.
Champagny offers 22km of cross-country trails for a chance to leave the beaten track and the crowds behind for a day or two. A weekly ski pass is required to access these trails (enquire locally for rates).
Non-skiers can try their hand at activities such as snowshoeing and paragliding, as well as walks through mountain footpaths and ice climbing.
The resort also boasts a cinema and nightclub for an evening's entertainment, and visitors can pick up gifts and local produce in local shops.