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Chamonix is surrounded by Mont Blanc's (4,810 m) impressive mountain scenery. This region's largest resort offers its guests perfect access to the ski area around France's highest peak. 162 kilometres of groomed piste, 20 kilometres of unprepared piste and 74 lifts are spread out onto various diverse and challenging ski areas, which loom up to 3,842 m in altitude. However, the real fun starts off-piste. Every year alpinists, extreme skiers and freeriders from all over the world compete here. But those who looking for evening entertainment in Chamonix will definitely not be short-changed. Numerous bars, restaurants, pubs and clubs will ensure you have a good time. Chamonix - skiing in unrivalled scenery!
Chamonix, venue for the 1924 Olympic Games, is retrospective of a long tradition and is distinctive in its outstanding activities available to tourists, as well as its spectacular scenery. Situated at 1,035 m, there is a fabulous panoramic view for visitors to enjoy. The city offers a lively centre with a pedestrian zone, numerous restaurants and cafes, as well as a great aprés ski scene. All the same, Chamonix has retained its typical Savoyard village character. The "White Mountain" dominates the valley with its 4,810 m high, snow and ice covered summit. However, even wild and rugged summits such as Drus (3,754 m) or Aiguille du Midi (3,842 m) are not easily overlooked.
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