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Mont Blanc Unlimited
| Highest point: | 3,842 m |
| Lowest point: | 1,030 m |
| Lifts in total: | 263 |
| Tow lifts: | 124 |
| Chair lifts: | 84 |
| Gondola lift: | 55 |
| Pistes in total: | 870 km |
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349 km |
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340 km |
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181 km |
| Ski routes: | 5 km |
Ski holidays Winter sports at the foot of Mont Blanc!
The Mont Blanc massif is located between France and Italy and forms the highest point in Europe with a height of 4,809 m. The "white giant" is one of the most visited sights in the world and is a centre for fans of all sorts of winter sports.
Stretched out on the southern side you will find the oldest and most well-know winter sports region in the Alps: the ski area Courmayeur. Alongside a particularly high reliability for snow, the ski area Courmayeur also offers diverse and demanding pistes and deep snow terrain at heights up to 3,400 m! Especially freeriders and snowboarders will find their paradise on the black slopes of Mont Blanc, with the "Competizione" run offering the greatest challenge.
When upgrading to the "Mont-Blanc Unlimited" lift pass, you will gain access to around 870 kilometres of pistes, spread across 10 ski areas and 3 countries; France, Italy and Switzerland. There are diverse pistes for beginners as well as advanced skiers. Particularly the long valley runs, copious deep snow, fun-cross areas and a lot more will make freerider's hearts beat faster.
Besides the pistes, various inviting restaurants with Italian and international cuisine can be found in the Aosta Valley. Diverse shops in the shopping streets make for a good place to go for a wander and, for those who would like to, the night can be partied away in the various well-known bars or clubs.
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Stretched out on the southern side you will find the oldest and most well-know winter sports region in the Alps: the ski area Courmayeur. Alongside a particularly high reliability for snow, the ski area Courmayeur also offers diverse and demanding pistes and deep snow terrain at heights up to 3,400 m! Especially freeriders and snowboarders will find their paradise on the black slopes of Mont Blanc, with the "Competizione" run offering the greatest challenge.
When upgrading to the "Mont-Blanc Unlimited" lift pass, you will gain access to around 870 kilometres of pistes, spread across 10 ski areas and 3 countries; France, Italy and Switzerland. There are diverse pistes for beginners as well as advanced skiers. Particularly the long valley runs, copious deep snow, fun-cross areas and a lot more will make freerider's hearts beat faster.
Besides the pistes, various inviting restaurants with Italian and international cuisine can be found in the Aosta Valley. Diverse shops in the shopping streets make for a good place to go for a wander and, for those who would like to, the night can be partied away in the various well-known bars or clubs.
Courmayeur
Courmayeur, steeped in history, lies in a tri-border region on the Italian side and forms the northern end of the Aosta Valley at the foot of Mont Blanc's awesome mountain panorama. It is one of the oldest Italian spa resorts but has not lost its charm or forgotten its roots, despite the good connection to the Mont Blanc tunnel. Besides skiing, Courmayeur offers other sports such as ice skating or paragliding.resort details
