Le Tour Ski Resort Guide
Le Tour in France is a medium sized ski resort with 10 ski lifts (1 gondola, 2 chair lifts, 7 surface lifts) that offers skiers an impressive 806 metres (2645 feet) of vertical descent. Le Tour has -20 pistes. There are 40 kilometers (25 miles) of cross country ski trails at Le Tour.
Resorts close to Le Tour include:
Argentiere (7 km),
Chamonix (11 km),
Sixt (13 km),
La Fouly - Val Ferret (14 km),
Les Marécottes - Salvan (14 km),
Select Le Tour Location Map Detail:
(Also see our detailed Weather Map around Le Tour, which will give you visual overview of current and future snow conditions)
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Trails (Pistes): -20 |
Halfpipes: - |
| Summit: 2271 m |
Toplift: m |
| Beg: - Int: - Adv: - |
Terrain Parks: - |
| Vertical Drop: 806 m |
X-Country: 40 km |
| Lifts: 10 (1 gondola, 2 chair lifts, 7 surface lifts) |
Snowmaking: - |
| Gondolas / Cable Cars: 1 |
Slopeside accommodation: - |
| Restaurants: - |
Acres of ski: - |
| Bars: - |
Nearest Airport: - |
| Nearest Train: - |
Tourist Info Phone:: +33 450530024,
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Visitor Reviews of Le Tour
Dr Jam from United Kingdom writes:
Le Tour is a great area for all round family fun, with something for everyone from the lower nursery slopes, to some great wide blues to perfect your technique and some nice reds for a challenge. Whilst lacking in blacks runs there is plenty of opportunity to ski off-piste and challenge yourself with powder and moguls (and in my case fall over). The forest ski down to Vallorcine is one of my favourite bits - even if you do need to walk the last final bit to the gondola to return (warms up your toes). Not great for snowboarders with long flattish linking sections, but now with a new snow park (opened last year) this may make up for it.
Not for the ski party set as night life practically non-existent (one hotel bar and a restaurant) - so take your mates and party at home or go to Argentiere.
We tend to spend a week in Le Tour at half term with the family and it provides the least frenetic, but not the least challenging, skiing at that time.The ski down at the end of the day can be challengingly busy, so if in doubt ski this run earlier in the day and just get the gondola down. At half term I think the other Chamonix resorts are nightmarish with some really bad tempered folk on challenging and crowded runs - we do ski them (very easy on the bus from Le Tour) but we are always glad to return to Le Tour. Of course at quieter times Le Tour would improve and the other areas would also be much more enjoyable.
During busy times get to the bottom lift immediately before it opens or later morning to avoid too long a wait. Le Tour is a great spot if there is a bit of snow as with such a small amount of on-site accommodation people tend not to struggle up the valley from Chamonix etc so you have the pistes to yourself.
2011-01-06 |
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