THE SKIING AREA

LEARN & PLAY

NATUR'FOREST

Learn the addictive skill of tree-skiing, discover the life of mountain fauna and the Natur’Marmottes project to protect the environment!

NATUR’RENARD: Ski down Plan Bois and turn right to enter the new Fox trail: discover the life of the mountain fox and its tracks!

NATUR’MARMOTTE: Natur’ Marmottes is a discovery zone where you can learn all about these charming alpine animals and includes a picnic area. You can also learn about protecting the environment. Follow the Chapelle piste and find it just above the bottom of the Marquise chairlift.

NATUR’CHAMOIS: at the top of the Marquises chairlift teaches the golden rules of off-piste skiing and offers stunning views of Mont-Blanc

NATUR’ECUREUIL: the new, fun environmental trail on Plan Bois (1770m) takes you into the midst of the trees: on foot or with snowshoes, children and adults can discover the secrets of this beautiful forest.

NATUR'BUMPS

Learn bump skiing so you can ski everywhere with confidence!
THE TOBOGGAN: Feel the thrill of Skicross while skiing down Toboggan slope and learn to soak up the bumps on the way.
BIG BOSSES: At the bottom of Creux de Formeïan and Combe, challenge your mogul skiing skills riding down Big Bosses bumps slope.

NATUR'CHAMPION

Discover the thrill of slalom and speed like a champion.
FREE RACE TRAINING: Get a chance to experience Giant Slalom and to train in gates.
FREE SPEED TRIAL: Try to reach your highest speed on our Free speed trial slope.

FREE RIDE

LEANR RESPONSABLE FREE-RIDE

Sainte-Foy is famous for its off-pist. Accompanied by a professional, you can explore one of the fabulous off piste routes with their stunning and unforgettable scenery: the listed village of Le Monal with spectacular views across to the glaciers on Mont Pourri or the north face of Fogliettaz, one of the best loved off-piste routes in the area, much favoured by local mountain guides because of the quality of the snow which lasts long after other routes have been skied-out.
Sainte Foy is also well known for its ski-touring routes with attainable summits of between 3000 and 3800 metres altitude, such as the Archeboc and Ruitor peaks. You can also link up to the Italian valleys of Valgrisenche and Val d’Aosta just over the summit ridge that forms the border between France and Italy.