Winter activities
Come enjoy a host of activities in our region. From skiing to new snow sporting concepts, the excitement is all yours!
Feel free to download our thematic leaflet HERE !
DOGSLEDDING
Our resorts leave aside a significant area as untouched natural space. No need to visit Canada for that feeling of escape! Leave behind the beaten path and make your own tracks on board a dogsled.
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An Introduction to Sled Driving
Ludovic Gloanec – Les Traineaux de l’Ubac Ph: +33 (0)6 77 82 09 45
traineauxdelubac@gmail.com
An Initiation in Dogsledding
Tanguy le Gouill – Terre Polaire Ph: +33 (0)6 65 14 75 33
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TOBOGGANING
The three ski resorts offer toboggan runs so you can enjoy this activity with your family in total peace. For die-hard tobogganers, the Agy site will offer thrills more to your taste.
ICE-SKATING
During the winter season, come practice your ice-skating with family or friends on the open-air ice rink in Cluses.
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BIATHLON
The biathlon, a sport combining cross-country skiing and rifle shooting, demands endurance and agility. Come and learn beside a professional the skills required for this fun exercise, accessible to both the young and not so young!
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Please contact the Agy Nordic Centre: 04 50 34 27 53
Facebook: https://fr-fr.facebook.com/CentreNordiqueDAgy
OUTSIDE THE BOX
Dreaming of a complete change in scenery? Spend a night in a tipi near a Natura 2000 zone, admiring the Pointe du Midi. The tipis, designed with passion and taste, offer a refined decor that will provide an experience well outside the norm.
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Jérémy Picard – Altipik Camp
Ph: +33 (0)6 89 30 10 10
www.altipik.com – info@altipik.com
ICE FALLS
2 ice fall sites in secret valleys are awaiting you. Some twenty routes are fitted out in frozen gardens to give you a taste for ice. An ideal place to spend your next weekend.
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http://www.zazland.com/SELECTIONS/Goulottes/Mont-Saxonnet/i-7frVRdH
ICE RUISSELING
Ice ruisseling and water ruisseling are two brand new fun activities. Water ruisseling involves climbing up a waterway with your feet in the water to discover the aquatic environment. Ice ruisseling is its winter equivalent: climbing up frozen waterways, walking with studded shoes across the ice and admiring the water running just below you. In both summer and winter, you must be adequately equipped (studded shoes, helmet, etc.) and accompanied by a qualified mountain guide.
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Jérémy Picard – Altipik Camp
Ph: +33 (0)6 89 30 10 10
www.altipik.com – info@altipik.com