Sainte Foy, France

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Sainte Foy summary

Sainte Foy is a small resort that offers intimate skiing with the emphasis on off-piste but with several giant resorts nearby. Sainte Foy is only really busy when skiers from the big resorts descend to the sheltered tree-lined slopes when storms have closed lifts higher up. There is powder just yards from the pistes at Sainte Foy which lasts for days thanks to the northwest facing slopes. Take a guide to explore one of the renowned off-piste routes to the deserted farming hamlet of Le Monal, or the infamous 1700 m vertical descent of the north face of Fogliettaz. The nearest airport to Sainte Foy is Geneva.

Resorts close to Sainte Foy include: Villaroger (1 km), Les Arcs (6 km), La Rosiere (7 km), Les Coches (11 km), Montchavin/Les Coches (11 km),

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	Trails (Pistes): 15	Halfpipes: -
	Summit: 2624 m	Toplift: m
	Beg: 20% Int: 60% Adv: 20%	Terrain Parks: 1
	Vertical Drop: 1075 m	X-Country: -
	Lifts: 5 lifts (2 chair lifts, 3 surface lifts)	Snowmaking: -
	Gondolas / Cable Cars: -	Slopeside accom.: -
	Restaurants: -	Acres of ski: -
	Bars: -	Nearest Airport: Geneva
	Nearest Train: Moutiers	Info phone: Tel :+33 (0)4 79 06 95 \| Sainte Foy Resort Info Website

Visitor Reviews of Sainte Foy

Olivia from UNITED KINGDOM writes:

I have been skiing in Ste Foy (Sainte Foy) for a number of years and absolutely love it. It's a wonderful family resort with enough pistes to entertain families and plenty of off-piste for the intrepid adventurers among you. There are no queues, and the pistes are never majorly busy, even in peak weeks (we are now half-term skiiers thanks to the children).
We always go with Premiere Neige, who have loads of properties within the station. We treated ourselves to catered this year, and were spoiled rotten by our chef and host, who both worked really hard to make our holiday special. The food was great, as was the chalet - we couldn't fault the service.
Because the resort (Sainte Foy) is so small, none of the accommodation is far from the pistes, so no long walk home in ski boots after a long day. You are close enough to have a day at Tignes or Val if you want, but we generally choose not to - too much hassle and stress for a day of lift queues and crowded pistes.
Ste Foy (Sainte Foy) remains a solid favourite in my book.

2009-03-28

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