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Haute-Maurienne

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Savoie

Un paysage de montagne avec un lac d'altitude en Haute Maurienne

Buy your apartment in the Haute-Maurienne mountains

In the heart of the Alps, in Savoie, the Haute-Maurienne offers visitors and residents an unforgettable experience all year long. Nestled between the Vanoise National Park, a haven of biodiversity, and neighbouring Italy, this region reveals unspoilt mountains and typical alpine villages. Explore footpaths in summer, enjoy snowy mountain landscapes in winter and soak up the rich cultural and natural atmosphere that emanates from this exceptional alpine territory.

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Val-Cenis (73)

Chalets de Flambeau

Made up of 8 typical chalets built of wood and stone, the Chalets de Flambeau residence is in a prime location in the heart of Val Cenis. With direct access to the slopes and stunning views of the valley, these sunny apartments promise an exceptional quality of life. Purchasing an apartment in the Chalets de Flambeau residence in Val Cenis is a guarantee of a high-quality product where comfort and authenticity are combined to perfection.

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Why buy an apartment in the Haute-Maurienne ?

Explore the Haute-Maurienne Vanoise, an exceptional region with many facets. Discover the Vanoise National Park, a haven of biodiversity. Then, be charmed by the majestic Mont-Cenis Lake and the surrounding area, with its rich historical background. In winter, renowned ski resorts await, for exciting days on the slopes. In summer, follow the Petit Bonheur trail for an immersive experience. Last but not least, cycling fans will find plenty to do in this paradise for biking.

Bouquetin en train de manger tranquillement dans le Parc de la Vanoise

The Vanoise National Park

The Vanoise National Park, founded in 1963 is a natural, protected space, ideal for spotting marmots and alpine ibex. Located mainly in the Haute Maurienne Vanoise, it has spectacular scenery with lakes and glaciers. It can be enjoyed all year long on foot, snowshoes, or on a ski-touring trip.

Le chemin du petit bonheur

Follow the ‘Chemin du Petit Bonheur’ and discover the Haute-Maurienne Vanoise. This 50km footpath can be taken on foot, by bike or on horseback. You’ll pass through picturesque villages, enjoy time in the great outdoors and discover some surprising attractions along the way such as a forest of swings, a giant picnic table and a solarium, to name but a few.

Deux personnes dévalent les pistes de Val Cenis Vanoise en ski alpin

Skiing in the Haute-Maurienne

In winter there are 6 ski resorts in the Haute Maurienne: Val Cenis, Valfréjus, La Norma, Aussois, Bessans and Bonneval sur Arc. Together they make 350km of alpine ski slopes and 200km of cross-country ski slopes. Whether it is to enjoy a leisurely ski on green and blue slopes, for speed and challenge on the red and black runs or for activities such as free ride, ski-touring, or maybe even biathlon, the resorts in the Haute-Maurienne Vanoise have something for everyone.

La Dent Parrachée

With its peak at 3697 metres, la Dent Parrachée is visible throughout most of the Haute Maurienne valley, from Bramans to Lanslevillard. It’s the highest point of the largest ice sheet in Europe. The climb to the top is very popular in the Maurienne valley but is reserved for accomplished mountaineers. Less experienced hikers can enjoy the trails around the refuge of the same name, in an authentic high mountain environment.

Mont Cenis Lake

The Mont Cenis plateau is particularly remarkable for its magnificent lake. Historically, although a lake has always existed, its current size far exceeds that of the past, making it all the more impressive. Today, it’s a reservoir which provides water for the Villarodin-Bourget hydroelectric power station. A walk of around five hours around the lake allows you to discover some of its secrets, such as the old Italian dikes.

Groupe entrain de faire du vélo en Haute-Maurienne

The Haute-Maurienne: the place to be for cyclists

The Haute Maurienne is also very popular with cyclists. Located in the heart of the world’s largest cycling area, here you can climb the legendary Iseran and Mont Cenis passes, as well as the famous Galibier pass. For mountain bikers, the Haute Maurienne is a real paradise for both cross-country and enduro.