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Crévoux ski resort:

skiing and outdoor activities in Embrun valley

Welcome to the family-style village resort of Crévoux, a secluded little treasure of the Hautes-Alpes coveted by skiers and hikers alike. Nestling at an altitude of 1,600 metres in the Massif du Parpaillon, facing Ecrins National Park, this is one of the oldest ski domains in the Southern Alps. Skiing aficionados come here to make their mark in optimal conditions and take plenty of unforgettable memories back home. And when it’s time to slip out of your skis, you’ll love the authentic charm of the village itself – a delightful blend of tradition and nature.

Skiing, snow and winter sports: winter in Crévoux

Welcome to Crévoux, a delightfully human-scale winter holiday paradise set in wild and astonishing natural scenery. This family-style ski resort is also widely appreciated by freeride fans who come here from the world over to meet on the soaring summits. There’s nothing quite like whooshing down the vast expanses of powder snow as you lap up the panoramic views… Set facing North and boasting a 1,000-metre incline, the domain certainly keeps its promises. Families will enjoy the family park at the bottom of the slopes, or gliding gently down the easy slopes between impressive larch trees half way up to the top. Rising to 2,550 m, the 22 km downhill skiing domain comprises 16 slopes: 3 green, 7 blue, 5 red and 1 black. But Crévoux is also a kingdom of cross-country and the race held here every year is named after the French champion Coraline Thomas-Hugue. To find out more, check out the trail map and prices, then book your stay online.

Crévoux in summer: an endless choice of activities

Whether you’re here to test your endurance or simply get a breath of fresh air, Crévoux is the departure point for a variety of hikes from easy to rugged. Bubbling brooks, waterfalls, forests and lakes… You’ll find all of the Alps’ scenic stars here, in decors of absolute beauty. Summerin Crévoux is a paradise for lovers of nature, tranquillity and authenticity. The local trails are particularly good for walking and cross-country mountain biking – don’t miss the Parpaillon trail at a heady 2,650 metres. The lower trails are adorned with larch forests, but the landscapes become wild and almost moon-like the higher you go, unveiling endless, evermore majestic views over the Ecrins, Queyras and Haute Ubaye.
Take time to appreciate the many and variedmountainscapes of this natural haven, steeped in the time-honoured charm and hospitality of an authentic mountain village. Cradled by the sound of whitewater rapids, step out onto the local trails criss-crossing mysterious forests to conquer peaks lost in the wilderness…

Treasures to explore in every season

Every village has its own special soul and architecture and Crévoux has maintained all of its former charm: a delicious blend of tradition and nature dotted with little alpine houses, a belltower and ancient sundials. A place out of time where simplicity and authenticity have forged the wonderfully warm character of the local inhabitants. And if you’re lucky, they may tell you the story of the Fairy trail… One of the must-do walks during your stay, the trail is officially called “La Cascade de Razis” and is a genuine open-air museum dotted with around twenty works of art, forming an easy and poetic walk filled with surprises you can appreciate in the loyal sunshine of the Southern Alps. The cherry on the cake: two unique places of stay are also located on the trail, welcoming visitors for a night to remember. Whether you’re a fan of history, fine arts or natural sciences, the Hautes-Alpes is a fascinating hub of heritage, also offering museums for every taste.

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Prepping your holiday at the Crévoux ski resort

Prep your holidayat Crévoux by contacting the Tourist Office on +33(0)7 86 07 56 78 or head to the hamlet of La Chalp next to the Foyer Nordique. You can also browse the Crévoux website where you’ll find plenty of info including maps, activities, entertainment, etc.

Shops & Restaurants

Overflowing with mountain spirit, the resort’s restaurants serve generous helpings of regional goodies. Don’t miss the garden vegetables tastefully cooked by Chef Nicolas at Le Parpaillon… You’ll also find a variety of shops on site including a supermarket, boulangerie and pharmacy.

Accommodation

Crévoux’s delightful little hotelLe Parpaillon offers a warm and simple welcome. You can also book a holiday rental, country cottage or B&B.

Weather & Snowfall

We recommend checking the forecast every morning before you set out to make the most of your stay. Weather conditions and snowfall are available in real time thanks to the online weather reports and webcams:

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