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“PORTES DU MONT-BLANC”
LUXURY CHALET IN THE HEART OF THE SKI RESORTS

Ski hire at the “Portes du Mont-Blanc”

200m² SKI CHALET RENTAL
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GUESTS I 4 BEDROOMS I 4 BATHROOMS

“PORTES DU MONT-BLANC” SKI RESORT

Megève, Combloux, Saint-Gervais, les Contamines-Montjoie, la Giettaz, Saint-Nicolas de Véroce & Cordon

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No. 9111 — December 2022 - February 2023

“Our favourite! A chalet with contemporary and very personal décor, featuring an outdoor spa and sauna, breathtaking views of Mont Blanc and, coming soon, a permaculture vegetable garden.”

Agnès Lemarchand

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Vue sur la montagne enneigée depuis un chalet en location avec jacuzzi privé

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With the ski mountains of Megève, Combloux and Chamonix nearby, our family loved the location, sledging and skiing in the area

JAMES & MONIQUE F

The location is ideal, offering access to the slopes of Megève or Les Saisies, as well as superb hiking trails.

THOMAS R

A magnificent view! Especially from the jacuzzi when it snows. I absolutely loved the evening with the chef and the in-room massages...

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Welcome to the Portes du Mont Blanc estate, a true alpine paradise that is just waiting for you!

Bringing together the ski slopes of Megève, Combloux, Saint-Gervais, Les Contamines-Montjoie, La Giettaz, Saint-Nicolas de Véroce and Cordon, this prime destination offers a unique mountain experience. Whether you are a fan of skiing, climbing and hiking, or simply looking for breathtaking scenery, you will find all this and much more at Les Portes du Mont-Blanc. Les Portes du Mont Blanc is known for its stunning landscapes, vast expanses of pristine snow and charming villages. Did you know that the resort of Combloux was ranked among "The 25 places to visit in the world in 2025 according to Airbnb"? The popularity of this paradise is constantly growing. Imagine hurtling down 445 kilometres of snow-covered slopes, breathing in the fresh mountain air while enjoying panoramic views of the majestic Mont Blanc. There is no shortage of activities: downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, ski touring, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice skating... there is something for all tastes and all levels. But the Portes du Mont Blanc are not just for winter sports enthusiasts. In summer, this magnificent region is transformed into a veritable playground for nature lovers. Explore the many hiking trails, discover the local flora and fauna, or relax and admire the breathtaking scenery. Let yourself be charmed by the beauty of the Portes du Mont Blanc area and get ready to experience unforgettable moments in this unspoilt alpine paradise.

Sports d’hiver aux “Portes du Mont Blanc”

Winter sports are undoubtedly the main attraction in the Portes du Mont Blanc area. When snow covers the Portes du Mont Blanc, the region is transformed into a true paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. Ski resorts such as Megève, Combloux, Les Contamines-Montjoie, Cordon, Saint Nicolas de Véroce and Saint-Gervais offer 445 kilometres of slopes suitable for all levels. Whether you are a novice or an experienced skier, you will find the perfect terrain for you. Ski schools also offer lessons for those who wish to learn or perfect their technique.

Alpine skiing is undoubtedly one of the most popular activities in the Portes du Mont Blanc. Skiers can hurtle down a variety of slopes, ranging from gentle, family-friendly runs to more technical descents for thrill-seekers. The surrounding landscapes, with Mont Blanc as a backdrop, add a spectacular dimension to every descent. The modern and efficient ski lifts provide quick access to the peaks, allowing you to make the most of your days on the slopes.

In addition to downhill skiing, the Portes du Mont Blanc offers a range of other winter activities. Cross-country skiing attracts those seeking a more peaceful experience, with marked trails through snow-covered forests. Snowshoeing offers a unique way to explore the snow, allowing visitors to access secluded areas and enjoy the soothing silence of the mountains. For thrill seekers, snowboarding and freestyle are also available, with snowparks specially designed for tricks and jumps.

Balcony of a mountain chalet in Savoie with a view of Mont Blanc

Hiking and trekking on the estate des Portes du Mont Blanc

The trails that criss-cross this region offer spectacular views and total immersion in nature. Whether you are an experienced hiker or enjoy leisurely strolls, you will find routes to suit all levels. The trails are carefully marked, and some even feature information panels about the local flora and fauna, enriching your experience.

Among the most popular hikes, the Tour du Mont Blanc is a must. This epic route, which circles the Mont Blanc massif, covers approximately 170 kilometres and can be completed in several days. Hikers can expect varied landscapes, ranging from glaciers to alpine meadows, as well as picturesque villages. Mountain refuges along the way offer opportunities for rest and refreshment, making it an accessible adventure even for those who do not wish to carry a heavy backpack.

For those who prefer shorter hikes, the region also offers many day trails. Easy walks around lakes, such as Loch Combal, are ideal for families and beginners. Children can enjoy picnic areas and play zones while discovering the beauty of the landscape. In autumn, the colours of the leaves add a touch of magic to the hikes, transforming every step into a true sensory experience.

Snowy mountain landscape

The 7 villages of the Portes du Mont Blanc

Les Portes du Mont Blanc is home to seven charming villages that add an authentic touch to this Alpine destination: Megève, Combloux, Saint-Gervais, Les Contamines-Montjoie, La Giettaz, Saint-Nicolas de Véroce and Cordon. These traditional villages, with their typical Savoyard architecture, are located on the Baroque trails thanks to their absolutely remarkable churches. Each village has its own character and offers unique experiences, whether through gastronomy, crafts or festivals.

Megève

It stands out for its chic atmosphere and timeless charm. With its cobbled streets and wooden chalets, it is a popular destination for both skiers and shopping enthusiasts. Visitors can stroll through luxury boutiques, sample delicious dishes in Michelin-starred restaurants or simply enjoy a romantic walk along the river. In winter, Megève is transformed into a veritable Christmas village, with its craft markets and illuminations.

Combloux

Another village not to be missed, also known as the "Pearl of Mont Blanc". Nestled in the heart of nature, it offers breathtaking views of the Mont Blanc massif. Combloux is particularly popular for its family activities and cultural events. Visitors can take part in craft workshops, discover local traditions at village festivals or explore the nearby hiking trails. The friendliness of the locals and the authenticity of the place make it an ideal destination for families.

Saint-Gervais-les-Bains

Famous for its historical heritage and thermal springs. The 19th-century buildings bear witness to its glorious past as a health resort. Visitors can explore the lively town centre, with its shops, cafés and art galleries. In summer, cultural events such as open-air concerts and exhibitions bring the village to life, making Saint-Gervais a dynamic place to discover.

Les Contamines-Montjoie

Comprising small scattered hamlets, the village has around 1,200 permanent residents and has retained all its old-world charm thanks to its old farms, traditional chalets, small residences and mountain heritage. It's the ideal place to recharge your batteries!

La Giettaz

La Giett, a typical village nestled in the heart of the Aravis mountains, offers holidaymakers exceptional views of the Beaufortain massif, the Aravis mountain range and Mont Blanc from the top of its ski area.

Saint-Nicolas-de-Véroce

This small hamlet in Haute-Savoie, facing Mont-Joly, has attracted many painters for the beauty of its landscapes.

Cordon

The Mont Blanc Balcony is a well-hidden gem, preserved from the appetite of property developers. Yet Brigitte Bardot fell in love with it when she discovered the village in 1964. Anyone lucky enough to venture off the beaten track and discover this authentic village and its 35 farms, still in operation just a few kilometres from the very international Megève, is sure to fall in love with it too. Time has stood still in Cordon, much to our delight.

Raclette in a mountain chalet

Gastronomy and culinary specialities of the Portes du Mont Blanc

La gastronomie aux Portes du Mont Blanc est un véritable reflet de la richesse culturelle de la région. Les spécialités savoyardes, à la fois généreuses et réconfortantes, sont à découvrir absolument lors de votre visite. Les produits locaux, tels que le fromage, le miel et les charcuteries, sont à l'honneur dans de nombreux restaurants et marchés. Les plats traditionnels, comme la tartiflette, la fondue savoyarde ou les diots, sont des musts pour quiconque souhaite savourer la cuisine alpine.

La tartiflette, composée de pommes de terre, de lardons et de fromage reblochon, est l'un des plats emblématiques de la région. Servie chaude, elle est parfaite après une journée de ski ou de randonnée. Les restaurants d'altitude proposent souvent ce plat réconfortant, accompagné d'un vin blanc de Savoie pour une expérience culinaire authentique. Les visiteurs peuvent également déguster des plats à base de fromage des Alpes, tels que la raclette, qui se prête parfaitement aux repas conviviaux en famille ou entre amis.

Les marchés locaux sont également un excellent moyen de découvrir la gastronomie de la région. Les producteurs viennent y vendre leurs produits frais, allant des fromages artisanaux aux confitures faites maison. Flâner dans ces marchés permet de rencontrer les artisans locaux et de goûter à leurs délices. Le miel de montagne, réputé pour ses saveurs uniques, est un incontournable à ramener en souvenir. De plus, certains restaurants organisent des soirées gastronomiques où les chefs mettent en avant les produits du terroir, offrant une expérience culinaire inoubliable aux visiteurs.

Outdoor sauna under the snow in a holiday cottage

Chalet & spa les Cerises at “Les Portes du Mont Blanc”

During your stay at Les Portes du Mont Blanc, you will find the ideal place to relax after a day of outdoor adventures: Les Cerises chalet & spa. This mountain chalet often offers breathtaking views of Mont Blanc and its surroundings and provides quality services such as a sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, massage parlour, cinema room, garden bar and pétanque court. Staying at this luxury establishment will allow you to fully enjoy your alpine experience while benefiting from all modern comforts. On request, we can even organise a shuttle service to take you to the ski slopes or hiking trails. For an authentic experience, choose Chalet & Spa Les Cerises, where you will be welcomed in person by the owners and discover Savoyard hospitality. You can chat with your hosts about the best activities to do in the area. This wooden chalet, with its warm atmosphere, is perfect for groups of friends or families who want to share convivial moments over a good meal after a busy day.

Group of skiers in the mountains of Haute Savoie

Tips for visiting “Les Portes du Mont Blanc”

Pour profiter au maximum de votre séjour aux Portes du Mont Blanc, quelques conseils pratiques peuvent s'avérer utiles. Tout d'abord, pensez à vérifier la météo avant de partir, surtout si vous prévoyez des activités en plein air. Les conditions climatiques en montagne peuvent changer rapidement, et il est essentiel d'être bien préparé. En hiver, assurez-vous d'avoir l'équipement adéquat pour le ski ou la randonnée en raquettes, afin de profiter pleinement des paysages enneigés. Ensuite, n'hésitez pas à vous renseigner sur les activités et événements locaux. La région organise de nombreuses festivités tout au long de l'année, allant des marchés artisanaux aux concerts en plein air. Ces événements sont une excellente occasion de découvrir la culture locale et de rencontrer des habitants. De plus, renseignez-vous sur les pass de ski ou de randonnée, qui peuvent offrir des réductions sur les remontées mécaniques et les activités. Enfin, pour une expérience encore plus immersive, envisagez de participer à des visites guidées ou des excursions. De nombreux guides locaux proposent des randonnées thématiques, des visites des villages ou des expériences culinaires. Ces activités vous permettront d'en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire et la culture de la région tout en bénéficiant des conseils d'experts. Que vous soyez seul, en couple ou en famille, il y a toujours quelque chose de nouveau à découvrir aux Portes du Mont Blanc.

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Recommended routes for exploring “Les Portes du Mont Blanc”

For those who wish to maximise their time in the "Portes du Mont Blanc" area, there are several recommended itineraries that will allow you to discover the region's must-see attractions. A first itinerary could start with a day's hiking in the heart of the Vanoise Regional Nature Park. This nearby park offers marked trails suitable for all levels. You can observe a rich and varied fauna, including chamois and marmots.

The next day, head to the ski slopes for a day of skiing in resorts such as Saint-Gervais or Les Contamines. Enjoy the different slopes and don't hesitate to sign up for a ski lesson to improve your technique. At the end of the day, relax in a local restaurant and sample some Savoyard specialities.

For a long weekend, consider including a visit to picturesque villages such as Megève and Combloux. These villages are ideal for strolling, shopping in craft boutiques and savouring the local cuisine. End your stay with a trip to the summit of Mont Blanc by cable car for a breathtaking view of the Alps. This unforgettable experience will leave you with memories that will stay with you forever.

Vue sur la montagne depuis un chalet en location avec jacuzzi privé

Conclusion and invitation to discover the Portes du Mont Blanc

Les Portes du Mont Blanc is undoubtedly a destination of choice for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you are looking for thrills on the ski slopes, moments of serenity while hiking, or cultural discoveries in picturesque villages, this Alpine region is sure to charm you. With its delicious cuisine, warm welcome and breathtaking landscapes, a stay in the Portes du Mont Blanc is an experience not to be missed. We invite you to come and explore this true alpine paradise and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Haute-Savoie. Pack your bags, choose the activity that inspires you most and set off on an adventure! Whether in summer or winter, the Portes du Mont Blanc await you with promises of discovery and wonder. Feel free to share your experiences and come back again and again to enjoy the treasures this region has to offer.

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