Alpe du Grand-Serre Ski Resort Guide

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Alpe du Grand-Serre Ski Resort Guide

Alpe du Grand-Serre is located in the Isère region of France. The resort has 30 ski trails within 55 kms of terrain. Alpe du Grand-Serre is mostly suited towards intermediates but experts will enjoy the area too. There are 20kms of cross country trails at Alpe du Grand-Serre.

Resorts close to Alpe du Grand-Serre include: Chamrousse (10 km), Col d' Ornon (12 km), Oz en Oisans (17 km), Alpe d'Huez (18 km), Auris En Oisans (18 km),

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	Trails (Pistes): 30	Halfpipes: -
	Summit: 2200 m	Toplift: m
	Beg: 10% Int: 60% Adv: 30%	Terrain Parks: -
	Vertical Drop: 833 m	X-Country: 20 km
	Lifts: 14 (3 chair lifts, 11 surface lifts)	Snowmaking: -
	Gondolas / Cable Cars: -	Slopeside accommodation: -
	Restaurants: -	Acres of ski: -
	Bars: -	Nearest Airport: Lyon
	Nearest Train: Voiron	Tourist Info Phone:: 04 76 72 13 09, Alpe du Grand-Serre Tourist Office Website

Visitor Reviews of Alpe du Grand-Serre

Chris Ainsworth from United Kingdom writes:

The Alpe du Grand-Serre is little known by British skiers but for beginners up to good intermediate level skiers it is superb. There is a good variety of runs although there are no blacks to challenge the more advanced skier. However, lift passes are reasonably priced and there are often no queues at all. It is an excellent alternative to Bulgaria and Romania. It can get busy at French half-term weeks but then so do all the ski resorts in the French Alps. The buildings in the resort are all low level and the place is on a human scale with no high rise blocks typical of many French ski resorts. It could even be described as " pretty". We were there today (14/01/11) and there was practically nobody else on the piste. Our business, (Alpine Ventures), is based nearby and we often take clients there to get their ski legs having not skied for a year. A couple of days here and they are ready to move on to some of the bigger resorts in the area.

2011-01-14

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