Gateway: Lyon/Geneva
Les Menuires is constantly evolving the way any great resort must. The latest improvements include a blending of the modern resort with more traditional architecture. For a more intimate setting, there are also clusters of smaller buildings at Reberty-Les Bruyeres. For amazing skiing, try the steep, rarely crowded, powder covered slopes of Roc de 3 Marches. Throughout the valley there is an abundance of beginner and intermediate slopes with wonderful views of ancient structures and pastoral scenery. For the truly adventurous (advanced or expert only), La Masse lies on the other side of the Vallee Des Bellville and may be the answer. Les Menuires 1800 is an integral part of, and well connected to all of, the Trois Vallees resorts.
|
|
| RESORT INFORMATION 3 VALLEES |
| Ski Terrain- |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Beginner: 20%
Intermediate: 25%
Advanced: 40%
Expert: 15% |
|
|
|
Total length of slopes: 375 miles
Slopes with snowmaking: approx. 18%
Altitude of resort: 4,700 - 7,590 ft.
Number of lifts: 200 |
|
|
|
Longest run: 5 miles
Highest point: 10,890 ft.
Largest vertical drop: 7,712 ft.
Cross country skiing trails: 75 miles |
| Children Ski School From 2-4 yrs. old / Glacier Skiing in Val Thorens |
|
|
|
 |
HOTEL LES BRUYERES * * *
Nearby the pistes and ski lifts... Situated in the Bruyères quarter, this magnificent hotel with 95 modern and comfortable rooms served by two elevators invites you to keep your skis on and to take advantage of the joys of snow. Also available: one traditional and one Savoy restaurant during school vacation, terrace, bar, 2 billiard tables, live music three time per week, ski lift tickets (in reception), ski rental, currency exchange, clients safe. |
|
|
|
Adventures on Skis
a ski.com company
815 North Road, Westfield, MA 01085
1-800-628-9655 | 413-568-2855 (local) | (Fax) 413-562-3621
|
