Ski Châtel and you'll enjoy a traditional French Ski holiday in the French Alps. With the slopes of the Portes du Soleil on your doorstep you can ski & snowboard the great pistes whatever your level.
Where
When you ski Châtel has grown rapidly of late, the ski still has much to offer. As part of the Portes du Soleil ski area, this quiet, family friendly spot nonetheless offers access to 650km of slopes, including neighbouring areas such as Les Gets, Morzine, and Avoriaz. Access from airports and roads is straight-forward.
Essentials |
Suitable For |
Slopes |
RESORT ALTITUDE : |
1200m |
TOTAL PISTE : |
85 km |
LONGEST RUN : |
8 km |
START SEASON : |
December |
END SEASON : |
April |
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OVERALL |
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SKIING |
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BOARDING |
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APRÉS |
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FAMILIES |
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Beginners
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Intermediates
57 / % |
Advanced
33 / % |
Experts
10 / % |
TOTAL RUNS : |
49 |
SNOW CANNONS : |
27 / ha |
SNOW PARKS : |
1 |
CROSS COUNTRY : |
34 km |
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On the slopes
Ski Châtel for lots of options to enjoy yourself whatever ability you are - the resort itself is served by a system of 41 lifts, with 49 runs of varied levels covering over 85kms, with a pretty even distribution between the different levels - 15 beginners, 13 intermediates, 16 experts and five black level runs. In addition, you can easily access the massive 650km of the Portes du Soleil.
Ski area :
If you ski Châtel you are also in the ski region of Portes du Soleil along with the following resorts; Abondance, Avoriaz, Champéry, Châtel, Les Crosets, Les Gets, Morgins, Morzine, St Jean d'Aulps
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Off the slopes
A picturesque, traditional alpine resort, ski holidays in Châtel manage to retain their rustic charm despite its recent expansion into a major ski resort. There is a good range of accommodation, plus everything you need to make your vacation easy - banks, supermarkets, and childcare. Restaurants are plentiful, and though the nightlife is quieter than other resorts there are plenty of bars and restaurants keeping the candle burning late. Other activities include a bowling alley, a sports centre, and an ice-skating rink.
RESORT GOOD POINTS
- Very extensive, pretty, intermediate terrain
- Wide range of cheap and cheerful, good-value accommodation
- Easily reached ? one of the shortest drives from the Channel, and close to Geneva
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RESORT BAD POINTS
- Traffic congestion can be a problem at weekends and in peak season
- oth the resort and the slopes are low for a French resort, with the resulting risk of poor snow ? though snowmaking is now extensive
- Some main lifts are a bus-ride from the village centre
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Tourist Office
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