The pure breath of the Alps, between nature and adventure.

A different kind of mountain experience

When the snow melts, Montgenèvre transforms into a vast, green playground bathed in sunshine. With its flowering meadows, larch forests, high-altitude lakes, and international golf course, the resort offers a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

Why come to Montgenevre in summer?

• Pleasant climate: sunny days and cool evenings.

• Four-season activities: sports, relaxation, and cultural discoveries.

• Unspoiled nature and spectacular panoramas.

• Easy access to Italy, for a variety of pleasures.

SnowGreen, your summer cocoon

From SnowGreen, enjoy all these activities, with a soothing view of the mountains and optimal comfort after your outdoor adventures.

A paradise for nature lovers

Scenic hikes, family walks, mountain biking, via ferrata, and even rock climbing: Montgenèvre is a nature destination par excellence.

• Marked trails for all levels, with spectacular views of the Écrins and Queyras mountains.

• High-altitude lakes with crystal-clear waters for refreshing breaks.

• Alpine flora and fauna to observe, including marmots, eagles, and fields of wildflowers.
  
  

Varied summer activities

• Bike park and downhill mountain biking trails for thrill-seekers.

• Monty Express toboggan run (also open in summer).

• Pools and wellness areas to refresh and relax.

• Excursions to Italy, just a stone's throw away, for a coffee or homemade gelato.
  
  

A village that lives all summer long

Montgenèvre offers cultural events, local producers' markets, concerts and festivals to extend the friendly atmosphere after a day outdoors.

Around Montgenèvre

The Clarée Valley

A half-hour drive away, the Clarée Valley is a must-see. A protected area, it offers breathtaking scenery. In the heart of the Hautes-Alpes, on the French-Italian border, this destination represents more than 20,000 hectares of pure nature. Along the Clarée River are two pretty villages, Val-des-Prés and Névache. These villages and their hamlets offer authenticity and wide open spaces for your outdoor activities. The Clarée Valley offers nature lovers authentic and wild landscapes, and lovers of Alpine flora and fauna, a playground and discovery that should delight more than one! Following in the footsteps of Alex Hugo or conquering Mount Thabor and the high-altitude lakes of the Clarée Valley, there is something for everyone!

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Briançon

Designated a Town of Art & History, Briançon is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its Vauban fortifications, unique examples of mountain military architecture in Europe.

Located in the Hautes-Alpes region, the Vauban City of Briançon, perched at an altitude of 1,326 meters, is located at the convergence of five valleys—Haute-Durance, Guisane, Clarée, Ayes, and Cerveyrette. Glaciers, sculptors of the mountains, once carved out this geographical crossroads. A piece of rock, resistant to erosion, was home to the first "highland peoples," the Brigianii. The Romans founded the city of Brigantio, a stopover on the Via Domitia, which connected Italy to Spain. The radiating structure of these valleys provides the city with relatively easy access to the outside world: to Provence, Queyras, Isère, Savoie and what is now Italy. In the Middle Ages, it became a thriving commercial hub, hosting international fairs in the heart of the Alpine massif.

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