Chamonix-Mont-Blanc è una stazione sciistica alpina in Francia. Chamonix-Mont-Blanc si estende da 1035 m a 3275 m sul livello del mare. Non esiste un dato univoco e verificabile sulla lunghezza delle piste o sul numero di impianti di risalita pubblicato da due fonti indipendenti per Chamonix-Mont-Blanc da sola — vedi le note qui sotto.
Da fine novembre/inizio dicembre a inizio maggio, ma questo varia a seconda del settore: Grands Montets (il più alto, esposto a nord) di solito apre per primo (fine novembre/inizio dicembre) e resta aperto più a lungo (fino a inizio maggio); Brévent-Flégère apre tipicamente a metà dicembre. Non esiste un'unica stagione unificata in tutta la valle. Aeroporto di Ginevra (GVA), a circa 88 km / circa 1h-1h15 di auto via A40; la stazione ferroviaria di Chamonix-Mont-Blanc si trova sulla linea SNCF Saint-Gervais-Vallorcine (collegamento con la linea principale via Saint-Gervais-le-Fayet).
Cabinovie e seggiovie sono elencate sopra in "Impianti principali". Qui sono indicate specificamente le funivie a va e vieni con due stazioni — un tipo di impianto distinto.
Solo località verificate: l'area della stazione sciistica e le sue stazioni di funivia. Non disponiamo di coordinate precise per i singoli alloggi, quindi non sono indicati sulla mappa — usa il link di prenotazione nella barra laterale.
ESF ski school (Ecole du Ski Français) with dedicated children's clubs at Savoy and Planards
Snowpark and boardercross tracks at Les Grands Montets
Alpine Coaster / luge toboggan run (1.3 km rail track) at Les Planards
Planards beginner ski area with tubing and zip wire near town centre
Richard Bozon ice rink (indoor Olympic-size rink + outdoor rink) in Chamonix town
Ogni nota qui sotto proviene da una pubblicazione ufficiale della stazione o da una fonte indipendente.
Chamonix's ski domain is NOT one interconnected resort but 5 largely separate ski areas (Les Houches/Saint-Gervais, Le Brévent-La Flégère, Les Grands Montets/Argentière, Domaine de Balme-Vallorcine, plus beginner areas). The official site (en.chamonix.com) lists these areas individually and does NOT publish one combined total piste-km or lift-count figure for the whole valley.
Because no official combined total exists, and third-party aggregators disagree sharply with each other (onthesnow.co.uk reports 169 km / 82 lifts; bergfex.com reports 124 km / 6 lifts for the same 'Chamonix Mont-Blanc' area — an implausible internal inconsistency), piste_km_total and lifts_count are left null rather than picking one unverified number.
Base altitude 1035 m and highest lift-served skiable point ~3275 m (Grands Montets/Point de Vue) are consistent between the official site (en.chamonix.com/things-to-see-and-do/altitudes-and-lifts, stating the ski areas span '1035 m to 3300 m') and Wikipedia/aggregator data.
Do not confuse the ski area summit with the Aiguille du Midi cable car (3842 m) — that lift accesses the Vallée Blanche off-piste glacier descent, not a marked/groomed piste network, so it is excluded from altitude_summit_m.
Nearest town: Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is itself the town/commune, so nearest_town is left null (not applicable) rather than naming a different settlement.
Exact passenger capacity for Aiguille du Midi cable car, Brévent cable car, Flégère gondola, Montenvers train, and Tramway du Mont-Blanc not published on the official site or found via search; left null rather than estimating.
Panoramic Mont-Blanc (Vallée Blanche) cable car capacity (4 passengers/cabin, ~220 pax/hour) is corroborated by engineering-reference sources (Structurae-style, Wikipedia/Grokipedia entries on the Vallée Blanche Cable Car), not stated directly on chamonix.com.
Grands Montets capacity figures (10-seat first section, 24-seat 3S second section) come from ski-industry/lift-engineering reporting (skiresort.info, Doppelmayr-related coverage), not the operator's own marketing pages; treated the two-section system as one notable headline lift.
Could not verify any night skiing on a Chamonix piste from official or independent tourism sources; omitted rather than guess.
Tourist office direct email address is not published; the office uses a contact form on en.chamonix.com/contact instead.
The Chamonix valley has several satellite tourist office desks (Les Houches, Argentière, Vallorcine, Servoz) each with its own phone number; the number given here is for the main Chamonix office.
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