Chamonix Sport Adventure

Travelling to Chamonix starts with a flight to the international airport in Lyon or Geneva followed by a short train or bus ride. There are local bus lines in Chamonix to get around with if you don’t rent a car, and there are about as many options for lodging, food, and other activities as there are slopes.

Fortunately, Chamonix Sport Aventure caters to every type of adventure on (and above) those slopes.

Even if you’re just starting on your ski and snowboard journey, the Chamonix Sport team offers ski and snowboard lessons with world class instructors. If you’re up to heli-skiing, then you’ll have the choice of trips into Switzerland and Italy for groups of 4 or fewer people. They also offer trips for larger groups depending on the conditions and if the skill of all the participants matches one another. Depending on which trip you choose, the guides may also include a stop at a local restaurant in between runs. If you want to know exactly what a heli-ski trip with the Chamonix Sport team looks like, then you can see two different first person videos from one of their adventures here and here.