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Ski area reaching an altitude of 2,725 m - Ski out, ski in The very best of the sun and snow with all the family - At the heart of a sporty family resort Entertainment for all throughout the season - Kids' clubs for children aged 4 months and over
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The Southern Alps form a gradual transition between the Northern Alps and the Midi region; fir trees give way to larches, the sun and odours are evocative of Provence, and the River Durance rises in the mountains to water the olive groves far downstream. Read the rest
Unspoilt nature
The attraction of this geographical region lies in the beauty of its landscapes, which are a blend of high mountains and Provençal scenery. Unique, magical locations offer breathtaking views, including the Ecrins and Queyras regional parks, Lake Serre-Ponçon and the Verdon Gorge. The Southern Alps abound with natural treasures for you to discover or revisit.
A wild playground
Summer or winter, the almost untamed nature of the Southern Alps is the ideal setting for sporting activities:
- the rapids are the destination of choice for kayaks, rafts and hydro-speeds;
- the mountain plateaux, paths and tracks are the arena for hikers;
- the high peaks are home to the resorts (Isola 200, Par Loup, Val d’Allos, Orcières, etc.) for winter sports lovers.
Book your holiday in the Southern Alps with Belambra Clubs and discover this beautiful, unspoilt region.