Champéry Resort Guide

The Champéry resort summary is: Champéry has 37 lifts within its 673 Hectares of terrain that is suitable for beginner and intermediate levels, including terrain park enthusiasts. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 1237m of vertical range and surrounding area.


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Champéry Resort Guide

The Champéry resort summary is: Champéry has 37 lifts within its 673 Hectares of terrain that is suitable for beginner and intermediate levels, including terrain park enthusiasts. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 1237m of vertical range and surrounding area.

Vertical:

Top: 2277m
Arrow
1237m
Bot: 1040m

Best for:

Beginners level skier
Beginners/
Intermediates

Trails:

50%
40%
10%

Hectares of Ski:

673
Snowmaking: —

Champéry Lifts:

  • drag lift icon20
  • ski lift icon16
  • cablecar icon1
Total lifts = 37
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Visiting Champéry

Helpful resort information to assist planning your trip to Champéry.

  • Season opens
  • Season closes
  • Accommodation
  • Restaurants | Bars
    18 | 8
  • Nearest Airport
    Geneva
  • Nearest Train Station
    Champéry
  • Tourist Office Website
  • Tourist Office Phone

Champéry Features

The terrain at Champéry includes::


Ed Leighs Money Savings Tips whilst visiting Champéry

What's it like at Champéry resort?

Nestled at the base of the Dents du Midi and the Dents Blanches, at the end of the Vallée d’Illiez, sits the idyllic village of Champéry. This typical Swiss mountain village in the heart of the immense French-Swiss recreational area called Les Portes du Soleil is the perfect home-away-from-home from which to explore the surrounding regions. Here, sports enthusiasts enjoy an endless range of activities, while leisure-seekers can just rest and soak up the cosy atmosphere. For more than 150 years, Champéry has been one of the foremost tourist destinations in Switzerland, charming visitors from all over the world. Everything started with the opening of the luxurious Hotel Dent-du-Midi in 1857. In 1969, Champéry became one of the founding villages of Portes du Soleil. To this day, the Champerolains’ enterprising spirit endures and is evidenced by our continued efforts to renew and develop village infrastructures.


Explore Champéry Location Map

Interactive Champéry trail map and piste map. View the piste and trails as well as the surrounding terrain and mountain contours for backcountry action. Find and compare nearby resorts by clicking on the resort markers.

Champéry Live Weather

ResortSnow DepthTemp. (°C)Wind (km/h)Weather
Top Lift: 
5
5
clear
Middle Lift: 
9
5
clear
Bottom Lift: 
9
5
clear

When's the snowiest month to visit Champéry?

MarchAverage: 3.9 snow days per week
The snowiest week in Champéry is week 1 of March. There are typically 3.9 snowy days during this week with 48cm of snowfall. Check out the Champéry Snow History graphs below.


Visitor Reviews of Champéry

Overall: 4.1 Based on 20 votes and 12 reviews

  • Snowsure 4.2
  • Variety of pistes 4.9
  • Off-piste 4.0
  • Scenery 5.0
  • Apres-Ski 3.6
  • Vote

Ross from United Kingdom writes:

Champery is one of the best places from which to ski the Portes du Soleil ski area with masses of fast lifts and over 600km of well-treated pistes. It's easy to get right over to Les Gets, Avoriaz, Morzine, Chatel and Morgins. There is masses of new accommodation to rent from Avanthay or MDK immobiliers, (we stayed at Chamath with four bedrooms and sleeps 8 from Avanthays).
Champery has become much livelier in the past few years with great restaurants and enough night-life and bars but without losing its village charm and beauty. It was just about the first ski village to be established over a century ago.
If you only want to ski for 5 hours or half a day you can buy a 'Swiss side only' pass which covers Champery, Crozets, Champoussin, Morgins and right over to Torgon which overlooks Lake Geneva. And don't forget the famous Swiss Wall, one of the toughest black runs in Europe; not to be attempted after a long liquid lunch in one of the many restaurants on the pistes!. There are, of course, plenty of blues and reds with a few blacks to test you.
Good luck and happy skiing.

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