List of things to do and see in Chamrousse in winter

101 things to do and see in Chamrousse in winter

• Snow sports
• Family activities
• Wellness and relaxation
• Gastronomy and local flavours
• Culture and heritage
• Activities for non-skiers
• Extreme sports and thrills
• Winter events and entertainment
• Night-time activities
• Learning and courses
• Wilderness adventures
• Unusual experiences
• Shopping and local crafts
• Ecological and sustainable discoveries
• And even more fun...

1. Downhill skiing on the 90 km of varied slopes in the ski area
2. Snowboarding in Chamrousse's snowpark, with modules to suit all abilities
3. Cross-country skiing on the 44 km of marked trails on the Arselle plateau
4. Introduction to ski touring with an experienced local guide
5. Snow tobogganing on the dedicated Luge/Sledging Park - Snow luge track with lift
6. Free access to the children's toboggan run, ideal for little sledgers
7. Biathlon combining cross-country skiing and rifle shooting
8. Sunset skiing before the slopes close
9. Introduction to snowscooting, a unique combination of mountain biking and snowboarding
10. Experience the snooc, a hybrid between a ski and a toboggan for fun descents
     

11. Tobogganing on rails for thrills in complete safety on the Luge/Sledging Park - Luge coaster
12. Horse-drawn carriage rides on the snow
13. Hiking or snowshoeing on the family-friendly marked trails
14. Ice skating on the resort's covered outdoor rink
15. Building snowmen in the heart of the resort
16. Visiting the Heritage and environment centre, with its exhibitions, on mountain animals for example
17. Take part in an activity or treasure hunt with Téo the resort mascot organised by the tourist office
18. Introduction to skiing for toddlers at the snown garden or the ESF Piou-Piou club
19. Fun skiing at "Montagne de Téo", a family trail with interactive visual and sound modules
20. Special family show and entertainment for children in the resort

21. Relax at the resort's spa with sauna, hammam and whirlpool baths
22. Yoga session in an indoor wellness cocoon with views of the snow-capped mountains
23. Relaxing body treatments and massages by expert hands
24. Enjoy a parent-child yoga session together as a family
25. Family session in the spa pool during the special parent-child time slot
     

26. Enjoy a snack, coffee or aperitif on a terrace with a view in a mountain restaurant, on the slopes, on the snow front or in the heart of the resort
27. Taste mountain dishes, particularly cheese-based dishes such as Raclette, cheese fondue or tartiflette (potato gratin).
28. A bistronomic meal in one of the resort's restaurants, featuring regional produce
29. Buy regional products in the local grocery shop, including cheeses, cold meats, home-made jams, etc.
30. Visit to the resort's markets: the community market on Tuesday mornings or the craft market on Thursday afternoons
     

31. Film screenings at Le Schuss cinema to discover the latest releases or themed films on the mountains
32. Visit the Chamrousse library / games library to borrow books or board games
33. Explore the Heritage and environment centre entertainment, where you can find out more about the alpine ecosystem.
34. Discover the Church of Saint-Esprit, a former ecumenical centre and a remarkable example of modern mountain architecture.
35. Walk in the footsteps of the 1968 Olympic Games and the history of the resort, with the Olympic cauldron, the historic ski runs...

36. An unforgettable dog-sleigh experience as you glide through snow-covered landscapes
37. Take part in the resort's escape game, a fun and interactive city game to discover Chamrousse in an original way
38. Snowmobile outings in the forest to explore the snowy trails in a dedicated area
39. Fun snowtubing descents, an activity accessible to all on inflatable buoys
40. An walk at the top of the resort on the Panoramic Park, with an easy gondola ascent offering spectacular views, an ideal photo spot and the thrill of the Himalayan footbridge
41. Free family adventure in the resort on the "Petit Montagnard" course, suitable for children and beginners
42. Take part in an Explor Games, which combines a winter walk with a digital adventure game, ideal for motivating children and teenagers.
43. A leisurely stroll around the Arselle plateau, an ideal unspoilt natural site in the heart of the fir forest
44. Entertainment at the resort's arcade, a classic with retro and modern video games for all ages
45. Snowmobile baptism  for children and teenagers on a safe circuit for a unique experience
     

46. Solo descent on the resort's giant zip line over the snow-covered slopes from the summit to the bottom of the resort.
47. Guided discovery of off-piste activities such as freeriding, splitboarding, snooc rando...
48. An aerial adventure with a tandem paragliding flight, offering a spectacular view of Grenoble city and its Alpine mountains
49. Mountain biking on snow to hurtle down the slopes on specially equipped fatbikes
50. Ice driving training to master driving techniques in extreme conditions
51. Ice diving at Robert lakes, a unique and intense experience
52. Experience an ice bivouac for a safe, supervised night of extreme conditions
53. An introduction to winter mountaineering, with icefall climbing for vertical enthusiasts
54. Frozen bath in a mountain lake for an invigorating experience for body and mind
55. Special area for avalanche rescue training, practising essential mountain survival techniques

61. Immerse yourself in the Chamrousse party "Show'rousse" during the winter holidays
62. Take part in friendly winter competitions organised for all levels, such as the Haribo family toboggan race, the Montagne de Téo family sliding challenge...
63. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the downhill and cross-country ski areas, visiting the technical facilities and meeting the ski patrollers and groomers...
64. Weekly holiday theme days and evenings: welcome drinks, skating gala, torchlight descent...
65. And, of course, the end-of-year festivities at Christmas and New Year, including fireworks
     

66. Downhill skiing at night, taking advantage of the floodlit slopes for a unique adventure
67. Night-time tobogganing and snowshoeing at the Luge Park for a thrill under the stars
68. Take a yooner ride down from the top of the resort when the slopes close, offering a new perspective on the ski area
69. A night guided walk or snowshoe hike to discover the mountain in a different light by headlamp or torchlight
70. After-ski evenings in a bar, with a festive atmosphere, live music and mountain cocktails
     

71. Group and private lessons at the French ski school (ESF) to learn downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and other winter sports
72. Initiation and private ski or snowboard lessons with a qualified professional instructor such as Ski Plaisir or Gabriel Bessy
73. Mountain wellness with an introduction to snow yoga (snowga), breathing techniques, meditation in the great outdoors, etc.
74. Snow driving course for improve your winter driving skills on a dedicated circuit with a professional instructor who has mastered the techniques of driving on slippery surfaces.
75. Mountain safety training: learn essential skills such as orientation, shelter construction, use of emergency equipment, map reading, etc.

76. Excursion to the panoramic photo spot at the summit with its viewpoints and Himalayan footbridge, offering spectacular views of the Alps
77. A walk to discover the resort's natural heritage, with a forest of fir trees, including the emblematic Cembro pine, traces of wild animals meandering by icy streams and immaculate lakes
78. Take a break in the heart of the downhill ski slopes at the snack restaurant La Croisette or on the Nordic ski slopes at La Salinière
79. A gourmet snowshoeing or walking day out with a guide, combining the discovery of nature and the tasting of local produce
80. Winter trail running or splits on two of the resort's trails, guided by the On Piste app
     

81. Paragliding and skiing with a unique and breathtaking view of the Belledonne massif
82. Coworking experience in the mountains: work remotely from a space equipped with an internet connection at the Heritage and Environment centre, with a view of the slopes and the chance to take a break from skiing, snowboarding or snowboarding.
83. Lunch or coffee at the summit, with a 360-degree view from the Croix de Chamrousse restaurant
84. Giant zip-line session with 2 children for a unique experience as you glide over the slopes together
85. With babysnow or ski nursery, leave your little ones to discover the joys of snow and skiing in a safe and fun environment, adapted to their age and abilities
     

86. Discover local souvenirs and products in the Chamrousse Tourist Office shop
87. Shopping in the souvenir and delicatessen shops, offering a wide range of regional specialities and local produce
88. Visit the local craft shop at the Doux Voyage soap factory, which sells natural and artisanal products
89. Take part in local craft workshops to learn how to make your own sustainable and ecological products
90. Discover local creators at Thursday's market of eco-responsible craftspeople and producers

91. Nature and environment outings with a mountain leader, to observe and understand the adaptation of animals and remarkable landscapes in winter
92. Follow the educational trail at the Heritage and Environment centre to immerse yourself in the secrets of the mountain ecosystem, with information panels on environmental issues
93. Explore the resort to discover its cultural heritage, following in the footsteps of its history, such as the Olympic Games, and its architecture, such as the Chevalier chalets in Chamrousse
94. Meet the local producer "La Prairie dans l'assiette" at the market and in workshops, who uses creativity and respect to transform Alpine plants and wild flowers into unique culinary products, showcasing the mountain's natural and gastronomic heritage
95. Participation in the "ciné jeunes", a cinema screening and debate specially designed for young children to encourage sharing and transmission
     

96. Discover the snowpark on skis or snowboard and challenge your friends on the mini-kilometre or on the different level modules
97. Children's games with clues left by Téo, the resort's mascot at Recoin, on his treasure hunt, or a dinosaur hunt in search of the mysterious dinosaurs hidden on the ski slopes
98. Sports coaching to help you improve your skiing, optimising your technique and mindset for a serene performance.
99. An enchanting fox trail dotted with wooden sculptures, a poetic invitation to discover the secrets of the mountain.
100. All the comfort of a delicious traditional fondue delivered directly to your accommodation by 100% Fondue, for a gourmet and convivial experience without having to leave your mountain cocoon
101. Free après-ski entertainment with mascot Téo in the heart of the resort

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