Ski the top of Europe! Chamonix Mont-Blanc and the Compagnie du Mont-Blanc offer unrivalled sensations for skiers and snow-boarders of all levels : sunny slopes, high altitude skiing in the major areas and accessible slopes on the valley floor for those beginning. Whether for beginners or advanced skiers, for family or for groups of friends, Chamonix Mont-Blanc has something for all winter sports lovers; from 3300 m down to 1035 m.

The Vallée Blanche (high mountain itinerary)
In less than ½ hour, the Aiguille du Midi cablecar takes you up to 3842 m for an unforgettable view of Mont-Blanc and the Alps - and to the starting point for the 22 km descent through the Vallée Blanche, a paradise for powder skiing. This is a high mountain itinerary and is neither marked or patrolled. We strongly recommend being accompanied by a mountain guide.

Les Grands Montets
Partially located on a glacier, 2100 m vertical drop, Les Grands Montets also offers 2800 acres of skiing possibilities both patrolled and off-piste. Longest run: 3233. Open from mid-november until beginning of May

Le Brévent / La Flégère (1095 - 2525 m)
Le Brévent is located on the sunny side of the valley and accessible directly from downtown Chamonix, offering a majestic setting facing the Mont-Blanc. It is also the domain of snowboarding and deep powder skiing. Two km up the valley is the village of Les Praz where La Flégère cablecar whisks you up to another south-facing network of lifts and runs. From its trails, enjoy an exceptional view of the Mer de Glace and the Mont-Blanc range. Ideal runs for ski-touring in spring. Since 1997, the Brévent and Flégère ski areas have been linked by a cablecar enabling skiers to take advantage of both mountains.