The beauty of Chamonix is that it is both an extreme sports capital and the refuge of shoppers and diners. The high-alpine mountain guides mix seamlessly with the Parisian apartment owners, in the resort for mountain air and indulgence.
Chamonix offers an incredible range of activities for non-skiers, as well as group activities when the lifts close. There are tests of strength and skills, tests of mettle, and ways to float, gaze, dine, or shop away from everyday challenges.
The towering rock faces of the Chamonix Valley make it a must-visit destination for adrenaline junkies.
Many skiers will venture outside the marked ski area – Chamonix is one of the great free-ride, off-piste ski areas in the Alps. Ski touring to reach the rugged terrain is popular in the Chamonix Valley.
Yet skiing isn’t the only way to get serious thrills. Chamonix action takes place in the valley, on the snow and in the air.
PARAGLIDING
Paragliding is hugely popular in Chamonix, with tandem flights leaving the Brévent area and rapidly soaring over the Chamonix Valley, which is far below. In times of good thermals, longer flights can take in the north-facing ridge of the Mont Blanc Massif.
ICE CLIMBING
Ice climbing is possible in the Chamonix Valley, where frozen waterfalls are the surface to ascend using specialist equipment. This is a technical and exhilarating sport, and under the guidance of experienced instructors, beginners can experience the thrills of ice climbing.
There are ways to experience the thrills of the Chamonix Valley with slightly less adrenaline coursing through the veins.
Scenic flights are a great way to explore the extraordinary scenery of the Chamonix Valley.
There are also ways to enjoy the snow without launching into the Vallée Blanche off-piste descent.
WINTER WALKING
Winter walking is an excellent option for those wishing to explore the area’s pristine nature. Clients can experience the winter forests, river valleys and glaciers with a guide.
SNOWSHOEING
Explore the serene winter landscapes of the Chamonix Valley with a guided snowshoe tour. Guests can venture beyond the winter walking trails, with snowshoes and poles used to traverse the slopes and forests.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
Trails run along the Chamonix Valley, offering the chance to cover great distances and explore the valley. Easy to pick up, cross-country skiing can be enjoyed when moving rapidly or at a more sedate pace.
There are plenty of sightseeing activities to enjoy in the Chamonix Valley.
This region has remarkable scenery and stunning features to experience in the valley and amongst the peaks.
The Chamonix Valley is also a place for indulgence as well as drama.
COG RAILWAY TO FRANCE'S LARGEST GLACIER
The Montenvers train from Chamonix-Mont-Blanc to the iconic Mer de Glace glacier is a fantastic experience. This famous railway ends at the mighty Mer de Glace – the biggest glacier in France. There is a lift down to the glacial valley, a visitor centre and a restaurant.
THERMAL SPA
Float in thermal waters in the QC Terme Spa. Beneath the stunning mountain ranges, guests can relax in thermal pools, saunas, or relaxation areas.
THE AIGUILLE DU MIDI
Take a double cable car from the centre of Chamonix-Mont-Blanc to one of the most iconic mountain stations in the world – the 3842m Aiguille du Midi. The attractions include observation terraces, a restaurant, and the glass-bottomed ‘step into the void’ platform.
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