Grésivaudan valley - Belledonne and Chartreuse mountains
Chamrousse resort is part of the Grésivaudan region and its community of municipalities, along with other mountain resorts on the Belledonne side ("7 Laux", "Collet" and "Barioz") and the Chartreuse side ("Plateau des Petites Roches" and "Col de Marcieu"), as well as thermal resorts such as Uriage-les-Bains at the foot of Chamrousse, and Allevard-les-Bains, also in the Belledonne.
The Grésivaudan valley offers a diverse sporting, cultural and natural heritage, with a rich tourist offer for all seasons and all audiences.
In addition to the Chamrousse Tourist Office, there is an Intercommunal Tourist Office (OTI) for the Belledonne and Chartreuse mountains in the Grésivandan area.
Belledonne Chartreuse Tourist Office
It runs four tourist information offices: 7 Laux at Prapoutel and Le Pleynet, Collet, Allevard-les-bains on the Belledonne range, and a tourist information office at Plateau des Petites Roches on the Chartreuse balconies.
Mountain destination
In the heart of the Grésivaudan, the seasons set the pace of life, offering a palette of colours and activities that highlight its rich heritage.
In winter, the landscape is transformed into a blanket of white, inviting winter sports fans to discover the magic of the snow. The ski areas offer a variety of activities, from downhill and Nordic skiing to ski touring and snowshoeing. Laughter and sliding fill the air, creating a joyful and playful atmosphere.
With the arrival of spring, nature is slowly waking up. Farms open their doors, inviting visitors to discover the local agricultural world. Family walks through the flowering fields and orchards offer an enchanting interlude. The châteaux, witnesses to a glorious past, stand majestically, ready to reveal their secrets during captivating guided tours.
Summer reveals the true splendour of this region. Water activities attract summer adventurers, with days spent sailing tranquil lakes or challenging rapids in rafting. Two-wheeled enthusiasts can indulge in cycling, downhill mountain biking and even paragliding, offering breathtaking panoramas from the surrounding peaks.
As for autumn, it unveils a palette of shimmering colours, transforming the forests into a living tableau. Hiking takes on a whole new dimension, with accompanied outings to discover hidden waterfalls, horse-riding through wooded trails and family excursions full of adventure. Orientation tables dotted around the sensitive natural areas offer panoramic views of this unique autumn landscape.
Beyond the seasons, the region is also prized for its thermal benefits. Thermal cures, fitness programmes and moments of well-being in renowned spas make this destination a haven of relaxation.
Each season reveals a different facet of this land, where cultural heritage blends harmoniously with outdoor activities, offering a rich and varied experience to those who have the privilege of discovering it.
