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La Clusaz Tour

Simplify your ski holiday organization and let La Clusaz Tour take care of your stay from A to Z. You may either book your holiday on-line www.laclusaz-tour.com or call us for an advice. Book your accommodation with the booking center of La Clusaz : - Studio, apartment, chalet rental, - Apartment rental in the tourism residences of La Clusaz, - Hotel room booking. Ski stay for a week, short stay, week-ends. Promotional prices for ski pass, ski lessons, ski rental etc. Group service for organization of seminaries and incentives starting from one night. Online booking, personal advise, free estimate, secure online payment.

From 28/04 to 31/05/2023 Opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 9 am and 12 pm and between 2 pm and 5 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Closed exceptionally on bank holidays. From 01/06 to 30/06/2023 Opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 9 am and 12 pm and between 2 pm and 6 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. From 01/07 to 31/12/2023 Opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 9 am and 12 pm and between 2 pm and 6 pm. Closed on Sunday. Closed exceptionally on July 14th, August 15th, November 1st, November 11th and December 25th.

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La Clusaz Tour

La Clusaz Tour is a full service reservation center of La Clusaz. Tailor make your all inclusive ski stay with the best available offer of the resort (accommodation, ski pass, ski rental, ski lessons…).

Simplify your ski holiday organization and let La Clusaz Tour take care of your stay from A to Z. You may either book your holiday on-line www.laclusaz-tour.com or call us for an advice. Book your accommodation with the booking center of La Clusaz : - Studio, apartment, chalet rental, - Apartment rental in the tourism residences of La Clusaz, - Hotel room booking. Ski stay for a week, short stay, week-ends. Promotional prices for ski pass, ski lessons, ski rental etc. Group service for organization of seminaries and incentives starting from one night. Online booking, personal advise, free estimate, secure online payment.

From 28/04 to 31/05/2023 Opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 9 am and 12 pm and between 2 pm and 5 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Closed exceptionally on bank holidays. From 01/06 to 30/06/2023 Opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 9 am and 12 pm and between 2 pm and 6 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. From 01/07 to 31/12/2023 Opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 9 am and 12 pm and between 2 pm and 6 pm. Closed on Sunday. Closed exceptionally on July 14th, August 15th, November 1st, November 11th and December 25th.

La Clusaz ski resort

La Clusaz is a picture-postcard pretty Haute-Savoyard village in the heart of the wonderfully scenic Massif des Aravis, just 30km from the beautiful lakeside town of Annecy and less than an hour's drive from Geneva. This charming community has managed to retain much of its traditional character and ambiance, whilst it has quietly developed into one of the most popular local ski resorts in this wealthy region of the Northern French Alps. The proximity of Annecy and Geneva does mean however that the resort gets very busy at weekends and during school and national holiday periods.

The village sits in a lightly-wooded broad valley at the foot of the jagged chain of peaks of the Aravis range, and is centred on a steepled church and a pleasant market square surrounded by a compact core of shopping streets, filled with a nice mix of boutiques, sports shops, patisseries, local produce shops, restaurants and laid-back café-bars. The surrounding hillsides are dotted with traditionally-built chalets and small chalet-style hotels, giving the place a very Swiss feel.

The ski slopes sweep down to the edge of the village, where the base terminals for the twin gondolas that provide the key uplift into the ski area sit side by side, just a short stroll from the village square. Overall altitudes are low, so the season is short, but an ever-expanding network of snowmaking protects most of the principal lower slopes and key links.

The Aravis range runs south-west to north-east and La Clusaz's ski area mostly runs with it, spread over five inter-connecting massifs: Beauregard; Manigod; Etale; Aiguille; and Balme. The variety of terrain covered is wide, principally suiting intermediates but with some lovely excursions for novices and plenty of scope for advanced visitors too.

The Beauregard sector is easily accessible by gondola directly from the resort's main base area, this gondola provides uplift to a sunny plateau housing the prime nursery slopes and is also the starting point for an anticlockwise circuit of the full linked domain, beginning with an easy blue piste that links into the neighbouring La Croix Fry and Merdassier sectors of Manigod. A lovely long blue and a testing black also slice down through the scenic forested slopes from the summit of Beauregard for the home-runs to La Clusaz.

The slightly more testing slopes of the adjacent Etale area tend to be a bit quieter, so are a good place to head to at weekends to escape the crowds; a long valley-hugging green run links back to La Clusaz, alternatively the Transval cable car continues the circuit by linking with the lower slopes of the Aiguille sector.

Aiguille offers a good mix of mid-range reds and wide blues, plus a challenging mogul run, again with green valley-level links towards La Clusaz.

The north-easternmost and highest Balme sector usually has the best snow conditions and can be reached from Aiguille via long tree-lined green and red runs, or by a tough black descent; the link in the opposite direction is provided by the Fernuy gondola. The Balme massif has numerous bands of cliffs and boulder drop-offs and is a magnet for local freeriders; the pisted slopes are mostly comprised of good reds, together with a couple of steep black runs. From the uppermost point at the Col de Balme (2477 m) there's a magnificent view of Mont Blanc and access to some terrific off-piste terrain in the Combe de Bellachat.

The full Aravis area lift pass also covers the ski area at the nearby resort of Le Grand Bornand, linked by free ski bus service.

Nordic skiing enthusiasts are also well served at La Clusaz, with dedicated areas on the Plateau de Beauregard and Plateau des Confins, the latter a Cross-Country World Cup venue.

Off the slopes and apres ski

La Clusaz is a popular year-round mountain retreat for the populace of the surrounding regions; a high proportion of regular visitors are local families and more mature guests who come to enjoy the scenery and the relaxing ambiance of the village. The local delicatessens, patisseries, and restaurants are the prime attractions away from the slopes, but there are other more active pursuits on offer too: there's an ice skating rink and an excellent aqua-leisure centre with indoor and outdoor heated pools, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and fitness suite; alternative activities include dog-sledding, horse-drawn carriage driving, quad-biking, snowmobiling, snowshoe trekking, paragliding, and occasionally hot-air balloon flights. The lovely lakeside town of Annecy is only a short bus journey away and is well worth a day-trip for a stroll around its atmospheric medieval quarters.

Apres ski in La Clusaz is low-key, and nightlife here is focused more on dining and chilling rather than partying, there are however a few livelier bars: the Pressoir, Salto and Club 18 are usually the most animated, plus there's the popular small disco-style L'Ecluse nightclub that features a glass dance floor spanning the river.

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Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village

244 Route de la Piscine, 74220 La Clusaz, France – Show map

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• 797 ft² size
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• Non-smoking rooms

Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village offers accommodations in La Clusaz, 31 miles from Jet d'Eau and 31 miles from St. Pierre Cathedral. With free private parking, the property is 18 miles from Rochexpo and 27 miles from Halle Olympique d'Albertville. Providing a terrace and mountain views, the spacious apartment includes 3 bedrooms, a living room, TV, an equipped kitchen, and 2 bathrooms with a bath and a shower. For added convenience, the property can provide towels and linens for a supplement. The accommodation is non-smoking. Guests at the apartment will be able to enjoy activities in and around La Clusaz, like skiing and hiking. The nearest airport is Geneva International Airport, 34 miles from Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village.

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Amenities of Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village

• Coffee machine
• Kitchenware
• Electric kettle
• Refrigerator
• Towels/Sheets (extra fee)
• Private Bathroom
• Ironing facilities
• Tea/Coffee maker
• Mini golf Additional charge
• Horseback riding Additional charge Off-site
• Bowling Additional charge Off-site
• Hiking Off-site
• Golf course (within 2 miles) Additional charge
• Tennis court Additional charge Off-site
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• Smoke-free property

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Children of all ages are welcome.

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There are no extra beds available at this property.

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Bed linen and towels are not included in the room rate. You can bring your own or rent them from the property at an additional cost of EUR 33.0 per person.

Please inform Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.

Bed linens and towels are not included in the room rate. Guests can rent them at the property for an additional charge of EUR 33.0 per person or bring their own.

This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties.

Quiet hours are between 22:00:00 and 08:00:00.

A damage deposit of € 600 is required on arrival. This will be collected by credit card. You should be reimbursed within 14 days of check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full by credit card, subject to an inspection of the property.

FAQs about Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village

Does elan 12 - très bel appartement centre village have a terrace.

Yes, there are options at this property that have a terrace. You can find out more about this and the other facilities at Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village on this page.

Is Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village popular with families?

Yes, Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village is popular with guests booking family stays.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village?

Check-in at Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village is from 4:00 PM, and check-out is until 10:00 AM.

What is there to do at Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village?

• Tennis court
• Golf course (within 2 miles)
• Horseback riding

How many bedrooms does have Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village have?

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How far is Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village from the center of La Clusaz?

Elan 12 - Très bel appartement centre village is 1,800 feet from the center of La Clusaz. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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Pointe de Beauregard (1644m) par la Clusaz

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Les infos essentielles

• Carte IGN  : TOP25 n° 3430 ET La Clusaz – Grand-Bornand
• Altitude de départ  : 1030 m
• Altitude minimum  : 1030 m
• Altitude maximum  : 1644 m
• Dénivelée  : 630 m
• Distance  : 11 km
• Balisage  : à l’aller — panneaux « Pointe de Beauregard » aux intersections (départ peu évident) — marques jaunes sur fond vert — absent au retour, sauf sur la fin

Chargement de la carte en cours

À l’entrée de la Clusaz, traverser la rivière le Nom et suivre la Route des Riondes.

Dans la première épingle à gauche, quitter la route puis suivre le sentier à gauche qui monte en lacets dans la forêt.

Au sortir de la forêt, au lieu-dit la Patton, suivre la piste puis monter le chemin à droite.

Ce chemin devient un sentier qui rejoint la piste qui mène à droite au chalet des Corbassières.

Au-dessus du chalet, un sentier conduit à la piste menant au sommet de la Pointe de Beauregard (table d’orientation).

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Variante : elle emprunte une partie du parcours VTT (à éviter lorsque la télécabine fonctionne) et emprunte une route goudronnée sur deux kilomètres.

Descendre de la Pointe de Beauregard jusqu’au panneau « Plateau de Beauregard » et suivre le chemin (moins marqué par moments) qui descend à droite.

Il rejoint la piste VTT qui descend jusqu’au Lac de la Ferriaz.

Descendre ensuite la route à droite sur deux kilomètres et au panneau « La Piclière », suivre le sentier à gauche puis les panneaux ramenant à la Clusaz au départ de la télécabine.

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La Clusaz, the quintessence of the French Alps

Located at the foot of the Aravis mountain range, the resort has managed to preserve its personality while looking to the future. Served by its preserved environment and its many treasures, it is a world apart that welcomes you. Like all good things, La Clusaz can be discovered to the rhythm of desires and encounters, to surprise you at the bend of a path, during an aperitif time, at the exit of a restaurant or during a treatment with mountain plants…

Because we all need a moment of our own, a moment of relaxation and escape, the various spas of La Clusaz welcome you all summer long, in a cosy and warm atmosphere, just like its village. You will enjoy moments of relaxation with sweet alpine scents. You will be able to take care of yourself with the wellness centres that provide you with sauna, hammam, balneotherapy or beauty treatments and thus gently relieve tension. Take the time to take a breath, recharge your batteries this summer in La Clusaz.

All served by 3 ski lifts, open from 12 June to 20 August 2020. Come and enjoy an extraordinary area, between large preserved spaces and worked courses, for young and old, beginners or experts!

It is above all a major initiatory event in France. For its 35rd edition, no less than three days of events will take place in the large playground of La Clusaz and its mountains. Runners, walkers, children, adults, novices, specialists, all will share moments of conviviality on the paths of the Aravis and around 8 events :

THE TRAILS : New (7km), Lamb (14km), Aries (27km) and Marathon Trail (42km)

HIKES : Lamb (14km) and Aries (27km)

THE FARMER REBLOCHON The farmers of La Clusaz continue the tradition of farm production. Passionate about a job well done, they work every day of the year to offer the best! Flavours to discover in the local farms but also in the Hameau des Alpes, surrounded by the most beautiful panoramas of the region.

HAMEAU DES ALPES, ALPINE HERITAGE POLE La Clusaz is an essential stopover for those interested in mountain heritage. In addition to visits to the village organised by the heritage guides and visits to farms, the “Hameau des Alpes” now welcomes visitors all year round just a stone’s throw from the village centre, on the banks of the Ruisseau du Nom. They will be able to discover the cultural and patrimonial richness of the territory thanks to several poles: a playful and scripted space to know everything about the Reblochon Fermier, a museum dedicated to the evolution of skiing, a common oven, traditional attics and an old sawmill.

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Hiking in La Clusaz

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Nestled in the heart of Haute-Savoie, the resort of La Clusaz is the starting point for beautiful hikes in the Aravis Massif.

In the land of Reblochon cheese, hikers follow the paths and marked trails of the mountain pastures before climbing to higher altitudes.

Magnificent views of mountain lakes and the snow-capped peaks of Mont Blanc await you!

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Hiking around lac des confins.

Hiking to Lac des Confins is an ideal getaway for families and nature lovers. Located close to La Clusaz, this easy trail offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

The crystal-clear lake reflects the Alpine peaks, creating a picturesque and soothing setting. Along the way, you can observe a diverse alpine flora and, with a little luck, spot marmots.

Accessible to all, this walk invites you to relax and discover the natural wonders of the Alps. Perfect for a picnic or a simple break in the heart of nature!

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Itinerary on foot from the Aravis pass

Hiking from the Col des Aravis offers an unforgettable hiking experience, ideal for all levels. Starting from the pass, at an altitude of 1486 meters, the trails wind through alpine meadows and spectacular panoramas of the Aravis mountain range.

Walkers can enjoy the alpine flora in summer and the flamboyant colors in autumn. The route is dotted with viewpoints where marmots and other wildlife can be spotted.

This accessible hike lets you discover the natural beauty of the Alps in a peaceful, rejuvenating atmosphere. A perfect destination for a day out with family or friends.

Hiking around Lac de Tardevant

This intermediate-level hiking trail has a moderate gradient and passes through a variety of landscapes, from lush green meadows to rocky areas.

Lac de Tardevant, nestled at an altitude of 2116 m, is an Alpine jewel surrounded by majestic peaks. Hikers are rewarded with crystal-clear waters and breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

In summer, the alpine flora is in full bloom, adding a touch of color to the trail. This hike is perfect for nature lovers in search of tranquillity and awe-inspiring scenery.

Day trip. Beautiful view of Mont Blanc. The small variant allows you to make a different circuit for the descent into a pleasant undergrowth.

Beauregard Plateau hiking trail

A walk on the Plateau de Beauregard is an experience not to be missed in La Clusaz. Accessible by gondola, this plateau offers a variety of easy trails suitable for all levels.

The panoramas are exceptional, with majestic views of Mont Blanc and the Aravis mountain range. In summer, the alpine meadows are covered in flowers, offering a colorful spectacle.

Local wildlife, including marmots, can be spotted along the way. These tours are ideal for relaxing, rejuvenating and enjoying the beauty of the Alps.

Hiking in the Combe de Balme

Hiking the Col de Balme in La Clusaz is a must for mountain lovers. The route offers splendid panoramic views of the Aravis mountains and the Mont-Blanc massif, crossing verdant alpine meadows and well-maintained paths.

The trail winds through unspoilt countryside, ideal for observing the local flora and fauna. You'll pass the Lachat reservoir in particular. On arrival, the view from the Col de Balme is simply breathtaking.

A break at the refuge allows you to enjoy a well-deserved moment of relaxation. It's the perfect way to recharge your batteries in the middle of nature.

The hike to Combe de Balme via the Lachat reservoir is an exciting adventure for mountain lovers.

Hiking in La Clusaz: frequently asked questions

Where to see marmots hiking around la clusaz.

In the heart of the Alps, the marmot is synonymous with the return of fine weather. They can easily be spotted near mountain hiking trails.

In La Clusaz, you can spot them at the Col des Aravis, Plateau de Beauregard, Lac des Confins and Combe de Borderan near the Col de la Croix Fry.

To maximize your chances of seeing marmots, we recommend setting off early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when they are most active. Don't forget to bring binoculars and keep quiet so as not to scare them off!

What easy family hikes are there in La Clusaz?

The Lac des Confins trail is ideal. It's about 4 km long, with little difference in altitude, and is ideal for families and beginners.

The trail circles the lake, offering splendid views of the surrounding mountains and flower-filled alpine meadows.

Accessible and pleasant, this hike allows you to enjoy nature effortlessly. Perfect for a picnic or a relaxing break, Lac des Confins offers a serene setting for a great outdoor outing.

This hiking loop is accessible to a wide range of people, especially families with children who want to take a stroll around La Clusaz.

What is the most difficult hiking route around La Clusaz?

The Trou de la Mouche hike is a must for mountain lovers in La Clusaz. This demanding route takes hikers through a variety of landscapes, from alpine meadows to craggy crags, with a significant vertical drop.

The well-marked trail offers spectacular views all the way up. The arrival at the Trou de la Mouche, an impressive natural arch at 2453 meters altitude, rewards all efforts. The panoramic view over the Aravis chain and beyond is breathtaking.

This hike is ideal for experienced hikers looking for a memorable adventure.

This is a hike to the natural stone bridge on top of a mountain. There's no usual marks for hikers. During the last 300 meters ascending and the ...

What's the best season for hiking in La Clusaz?

Summer is the most popular season for hiking in La Clusaz. Mountain temperatures are pleasant in summer. Most itineraries are accessible once the snow has melted, including the highest ones. Nature is in full bloom, with a diversity of alpine flowers and increased activity from wild animals like marmots.

Early autumn is also a great time to take to the hiking trails around La Clusaz. Trails are often less crowded than in high season, and colorful landscapes are revealed, with forests decked out in reds, oranges and yellows.

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Where to go snowshoeing around la clusaz.

Winter also remains a very popular season for walkers. In the heart of the Alps, La Clusaz offers an abundance of beautiful walks on snowshoes. Let yourself be enchanted by the resort's snow-covered landscapes on the groomed circuits of La Clusaz and the marked trails of the Aravis massif!

Enjoy panoramic views of Mont Blanc from the Beauregard plateau and 360° views of the Aravis combes from the Tête du Danay. From family outings to more challenging outings in the snow, there's sure to be a trail to suit your taste!

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The best walks and hikes around La Clusaz

Hiking around La Clusaz is one of the best ways to experience more of the landscape, although finding the right route is not always easy. To help, here are the top hikes and walks around La Clusaz — so you can just get out and go.

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Chalet de paccaly et refuge de la bombardellaz par les confins - chaîne des aravis - loop, col des aravis – the iron cross loop from la giettaz-en-aravis, col des aravis – circuit du col des aravis loop from la giettaz-en-aravis, sign up for more hikes and tips from our community.

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