Montgenèvre Ski Resort Guide: Reviews, Ratings and Stats
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Montgenèvre reviews & ratings
4.0 (13 reviews)
Ranked 134th of 171 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>Europe>France>Montgenèvre
4.00 (13 ratings)
Overall Rating
4.46 (13 ratings)
Value for Money
2.62 (13 ratings)
Après Ski
3.77 (13 ratings)
Off Piste
3.31 (13 ratings)
Eating Out
3.92 (13 ratings)
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Overview

Montgenèvre, located on the French-Italian border, is one of the oldest ski resorts in France. Known for its reliable snow conditions and variety of slopes, it appeals to all levels of skiers and snowboarders.

Main Stats

48Total Runs
99 kmSkiable Terrain
1860 mBottom Elevation
2700 mTop Elevation

Reviews

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Reuben - expert skier
Nov, 22 - 2024
Provides good skiing for family and cheaper compared to other resorts in the alps. It has great tree terrain skiing at its lower altitude but of course this comes with the downside of less reliable snow.
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James - intermediate skier
Nov, 15 - 2024
Ideal place for a family or mixed ability group downside is a ten min bus ride from most of the accommodation down to the centre where the ski schools are although its a free service. For skiers you can join the slopes at the top end of town so no need for the bus. There is aprés but it is much more of a family feel. Plenty of airports within 90mins transfer both in Italy Milan and Turin. Good facilities for self catering and pizza a nice Spa down the bottom of town and if you have a motor-home there is a site right there.
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Grant - advanced snowboarder
Nov, 15 - 2024
A great varied resort. Something for everyone. Plenty of off piste opportunities, including in the trees. Fantastic slopes for beginners in the Gondwana sector. Nice resort thats got all you need but not too big or hectic. Friendly, good altitude and snow is pretty reliable. Easy access to other resorts for the day, such as Serre Chevalier.

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