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alpes GREAT AREAS GUIDE 2018 / 2019 1 CHAMBÉRY GENÈVE A 48 A 43 LYO N MODANE TGV TGV A 41 SS24 GRENOBLE TUNNEL DE FRÉJUS MAJOR SKI RESORTS TGV TURIN TURIN N 91 A 480 LA GRAVE- BRIANÇONNAIS D 1091 LA MEIJE OULX VILLAR- D’ARÈNE D 1091 TGV NÉVACHE N 85 A 51 SERRE MONTGENÈVRE CHEVALIER BRIANÇON PUY-ST- VILLARD- VINCENT SAINT- CERVIÈRES HOW TO GET THERE? PELVOUX PANCRACE ÉCRINS ABRIÈS ÉCRINS VALLOUISE FROM AIRPORTS NATIONAL ARVIEUX LA-CHAPELLE-EN- PARK QUEYRAS REGIONAL VALGAUDEMAR QUEYRAS NATURE PARK Marseille: www.info-ler.fr D 1075 RISTOLAS PARIS MOLINES-EN-QUERAS Nice: www.lignesdazur.com CHAMPSAUR- DÉVOLUY ORCIÈRES GUILLESTROIS Lyon, Grenoble, Turin, Chambéry, VALGAUDEMAR MERLETTE ST VERAN 1850 CHAILLOL ST-LÉGER-LES-MÉLÈZES Milan, Genève: www.linkbus-alps. CEILLAC 3 hours LAYE SERRE-EYRAUD com L SUPERDÉVOLUY - E LA JOUE DU LOUP ANCELLE RISOUL LYON SERRE-PONÇON Grenoble Oulx R VARS H N 94 Turin ITALY FROM TRAINO STATIONS GAP RÉALLON SAINT-PAUL- ITALIE N SUR-UBAYE Briançon E EMBRUN Aix TGV, Marseille, Lyon TGV, Oulx TGV, VALENCE AVIGNON CRÉVOUX LAC DE AIX-EN-PROVENCE NICE Modane: www.linkbus-alps.com TGV GAPENÇAIS SERRE-PONÇON LES ORRES D 908 TOULON-HYÈRES www.autocars-resalp.com UBAYE MARSEILLE LARCHE www.autocars-imbert.com D 900STE ANNE SPAIN L’UBAYE BARCELONNETTE MEDITERRANEAN SEA D 1075 BLANCHE D 94 PRA SS21 CHABANON MONTCLAR LOUP BUËCH LA DURANCE SELONNET LARAGNE LE SAUZE VAL D 64 LE GRAND PUY D'ALLOS SAINT-DALMAS- LE-SELVAGE MERCANTOUR NATIONAL PARK D 902 ISOLA BARONNIES PROVENÇALES AURON 2000 REGIONAL NATURE PARK D 900 SISTERON TINÉE CASTERINO ST-MARTIN-VÉSUBIE VALBERG ROYA-BÉVÉRA TGV train station ROUBION LES LA COLMIANE LE RHÔNE LE DIGNE-LES-BAINS BUISSES LE VERDON Airport M 2205 VÉSUBIE N 85 D 908 D 6204 LA ROYA River A51 D 2566 N 202 D 6202 LA VÉSUBIE 7 Nature Parks D 953 AVIGNON LUBERON REGIONAL Biggest town NATURE PARK PRÉALPES D’AZUR VERDON D 4085 MANOSQUE D 952 REGIONAL D 6 PRÉALPES D'AZUR D 2204 Valleys NATURE PARK REGIONAL NATURE PARK LAC ANDON D’ESPARRON CAILLE Major ski resorts DE VERDON D 11 L'AUDIBERGUE- LA MOULIÈRE MENTON Pra-Loup GORGES DU VERDON NICE MONACO Le Sauze LAC DE LE RHÔNE SAINTE-CROIX- Val d’Allos DU-VERDON Vars Risoul ARLES ANTIBES Orcières-Merlette 1850 Puy-Saint-Vincent CANNES Serre Chevalier Vallée AIX-EN-PROVENCE FRÉJUS Montgenèvre L'ARGENS Superdévoluy La Joue Du Loup ST-RAPHAËL Les Orres Isola 2000 Auron Valberg MARSEILLE ST-TROPEZ La Grave La Meije Ski resorts HYÈRES TOULON ZERO POLLUTION PEAK 450 000 2nd 30 INHABITANTS MILLIONS OF MOUNTAIN (8 % of the population of the Region) TOURIST DESTINATION BED-NIGHTS Some figures OF FRANCE 15% 1,8 BILLION EUROS OF ECONOMIC OF THE REGION'S BENEFITS PARIS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ZERO LYON role u (8% de la population de la Région) POLLUTION PEAK Turin ITALY 2 riao 450 000 12 000 kmnd 30 AVIGNON 2 AIX-EN-PROVENCE NICE INHABITANTS MILLIONS OF TOULON-HYÈRES (40% of the Provence-Alpes-CôteMOUNTAIN d'Azur MARSEILLE (8 % of the population of the Region) TOURIST surfaceDESTINATION area) SPAIN BED-NIGHTS MEDITERRANEAN SEA OF FRANCE 15% Z1,8ERO BILLION ZEROEUROS OF ECONOMIC OF THE REGION'S POLLUTION PEAK POLLUTION PEAK BENEFITS 05 nd 85%ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 15% BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION 450 000 FRENCH 30 INTERNATIONAL HAUTES-ALPES450 000 nd 2 30 INHABITANTS 2 MILLIONS OF CUSTOMERS INHABITANTS MOUNTAIN 30%MILLIONS of which OF WINTER (8 % of the population of the Region) MOUNTAIN from TOURIST mostly: 37% (8 % of the population of the Region) DESTINATION TOURIST DESTINATION Provence- BED-NIGHTS OF FRANCE Alpes-BED-NIGHTS SUMMER 47% OF FRANCE 2 (8% de laCôte population d'Azur de la Région) SPRING-AUTUMN 04 06 12 000 km 16% ALPES-DE- ALPES- ORIGIN OF HAUTE-PROVENCE MARITIMES OUR (40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur CUSTOMERS1,8 BILLION 15%surface area) 1,8 BILLION 15% EUROS OF ECONOMIC OF THE REGION'S EUROS OF ECONOMIC OF THE REGION'S BENEFITS CÔTE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BENEFITS PROVENCE D’AZUR ECONOMIC ACTIVITY CONTENTS 3 (8% de la population de la Région) (8%2 de la population de la Région) 2 85% 15% BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION 12 000 km FRENCH INTERNATIONAL 12 000 km CUSTOMERS 30% of which WINTER (40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur from mostly: 37% (40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur surface area) Provence- surface area) Alpes- SUMMER 47% Côte d'Azur SPRING-AUTUMN 16% ORIGIN OF OUR CUSTOMERS 85% 15% BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION 85% FRENCH 15% INTERNATIONAL BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION FRENCH INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS 30% of which CUSTOMERS WINTER 30% of which from mostly: WINTER 37% from Provence- mostly: 37% Provence- Alpes- SUMMER 47% Alpes- Côte d'Azur SUMMER 47% Côte d'Azur SPRING-AUTUMN 16% ORIGIN OF SPRING-AUTUMN 16% ORIGIN OF OUR OUR CUSTOMERS CUSTOMERS ZERO POLLUTION PEAK 450 000 2nd 30 INHABITANTS MILLIONS OF MOUNTAIN (8 % of the population of the Region) TOURIST DESTINATION BED-NIGHTS OF FRANCE 15% 1,8 BILLION EUROS OF ECONOMIC OF THE REGION'S BENEFITS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 2 (8% de la population de la Région) ZERO 12 000 km POLLUTION PEAK 450 000 2nd 30 INHABITANTS (40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur MILLIONS OF MOUNTAIN surface area) (8 % of the population of the Region) TOURIST DESTINATION ZERO BED-NIGHTS OF FRANCE POLLUTION PEAK Key figures 450 000 2nd 30 INHABITANTS MILLIONS OF MOUNTAIN (8 % of the population of the Region) TOURIST and tourism activity DESTINATION BED-NIGHTS 1,8 BILLION OF FRANCE 15% EUROS OF ECONOMIC OF THE REGION'S85% 15% BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION BENEFITS 2 ECONOMIC ACTIVITYFRENCH INTERNATIONAL 12 000 km , 40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur surface area CUSTOMERS and 8% of the population 30% of which WINTER from mostly: 37% 7 Nature Parks and 2 UNESCO Geoparks and National Geological Reserves BILLION Provence- 15% 1,8 Alpes- SUMMER 47% EUROS OF ECONOMIC Côte d'Azur 26 lakes including the largest natural lake at high altitude in Europe OF THE REGION'S BENEFITS(8% de la population de la Région) (Val d'Allos lake) and one of the bigest lakes of France (Serre-Ponçon) ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 2 SPRING-AUTUMN 16% ORIGIN OF The highest village of Europe: Saint-Véran (2 042 m) 12 000 km OUR CUSTOMERS The highest town of Europe: Briançon (1 326 m) (40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 68 ski resorts and cross-country ski areas surface area) 2 (8% de la population de la Région) 2nd French mountain destination (15% of the region's economy activity) 12 000 km 30 million tourist bed-night (47% in summer, 37% in winter, 16% in spring/autumn) (40% of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1,8 billion euros of economic benefits surface area) 85 % french travellers - 15 % international travellers 85% 15% BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION FRENCH INTERNATIONAL winter sports, outdoor and high mountain activities (water sports, CUSTOMERS Activities: 30% of which WINTER 37% air sports, climbing, ...) and itinerary sports (hiking, horse riding, bike, car, from mostly: motorbike, ...). Provence- Alpes- SUMMER 47% Côte d'Azur 85% 15% BED-NIGHT DISTRIBUTION FRENCH INTERNATIONAL SPRING-AUTUMN 16% CUSTOMERS ORIGIN OF 30% of which WINTER from mostly: 37%OUR Provence- CUSTOMERS Alpes- SUMMER 47% Côte d'Azur CONTENTS SPRING-AUTUMN 16% 4 ORIGIN OF OUR CUSTOMERS CONTENTS 5 Nothing beats simple pleasures. Get back on top of the world whatever the season in simply stunning Alpine scenery. The region Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Hautes-Alpes, Alpes de Haute Provence and Alpes-Maritimes gather to promote the Alps on the international market. purealpes.com THE GREAT AREAS OF THE SOUTHERN ALPS Contents The Ubaye Valley The Briançonnais Valleys Pra-Loup 7 Serre Chevalier 31 Le Sauze 10 Montgenèvre 35 Val d'Allos Haut-Verdon The Dévoluy Massif Val d’Allos 13 Superdévoluy - la Joue du Loup 38 The Forêt Blanche Domaine The Embrunais Valley Vars 16 Les Orres 41 Risoul 19 Mercantour National Park and The Alps of the Côte d’Azur The Champsaur Valley Isola 2000 44 Orcières Merlette 1850 24 Auron 47 Le Pays des Ecrins Valberg 50 Puy-Saint-Vincent 28 Pays de la Meije La Grave La Meije 55 6 The Ubaye Valley PRA-LOUP © Bertrand Bodin © Gouron Contacts Marketing Draguy Vojvodanovic Director Ubaye Tourisme +33 (0)6 80 23 96 23 [email protected] Press +33 (0)6 23 56 21 69 [email protected] © Manu Molle © Manu Seray © T. www.praloup.com www.ubaye.com CONTENTS 7 PRA LOUP [ WINTER 2018-2019 ] A classic family resort with 180 km of ski-runs, Pra Loup is the pearl of the Southern Alps, offering a warm southern welcome and irrepressible fun. ★ Events ★ Situated on the massif of the Southern Alps, Pra Loup is part of a unique Zen Weekend January 12th-13th, 2019. A welcome weekend of relaxation area for winter sports and other activities. A true distillation of the mountain and well-being (Pilates, yoga, massage, etc.) after the Christmas binge! massifs, the resort is now among the best-equipped tourist destinations. January 18th-20th, 2019. A parachute competition The warmth of the southern spirit is everywhere. Built on a terrace with a Sky Mountain Fly unique in Europe, combining landing and ski trials. panoramic view of the valley, the pretty residences blend harmoniously with the surrounding larch trees. At Pra Loup 1600, 80 businesses are Winter Wolf Ride Day January 19th-20th, 2019. Downhill mountain bike race and freestyle challenge... on snow! spread over the end of the ski-slopes and along the sheltered mall.
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    Snowshoeing in France’s Mercantour National Park By Lisa Abdolian Recently I heard a French teenager decline an invitation to hang out with friends over the weekend because she was going hiking with her family. As I braced myself for the teen-typical eye roll and sarcastic remark about “family time,” I realized that she was actually excited about wandering through the woods with her parents. It reminded me of one of the things I like most about France – the harmony between man and nature and the great respect people have for the landscape. The country’s peaks and valleys aren’t just for those in their physical prime; they are for families with children of all ages, the elderly who have spent the equivalent of years roaming the woods and for true athletes who enjoy the challenge of an adventure. Extremely well marked walking paths, called France Grandes Randonnées (GR), criss-cross the country, providing 37,282 miles of meandering trails that highlight the most remarkable aspects of an area. Winter, spring, summer and fall, the paths take visitors through the country’s national and regional parks, into intimate medieval mountain villages, past grazing cattle, to breathtaking coastal views, past cheese farms and small wineries. The paths unravel the history of the landscape and its people and reveal unique local traditions. Even on the highest mountain range walkers will find strings of refuges that allow them to rest in the evening with a shower, a good meal, a comfortable bed and an occasional sing-a-long. 1 Nowhere is this enthusiasm for nature more apparent than in France’s youngest national park.
  • Mise En Page 1

    Mise En Page 1

    2016/2017-Practical guide N I C E a b r n i l a l t i a u n r a c e l Contents 3 Nice 5 Location n 6 Weather n 6 History n 6 Discovering Nice 9 Getting around Nice n 10 Organised guided visits n 28 Sights, monuments & churches n 12 Introduction to the specialities of Nice n 31 Parks & gardens n 20 Shopping n 32 Museums, galleries & cultural activities n 23 Sports & leisure activities 37 Beaches & Water Sports n 38 Attractions & animal parks n 40 Sporting activities n 39 Leisure activities - Nice by night n 41 From Nice 43 Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolitan area n 45 Mercantour National Park n 50 Outside the City - West n 47 Ski resorts n 51 Outside the City - East n 49 Suggested tourist itineraries n 53 Practical information 57 Emergency services 24/7 n 57 Pets n 58 Currency exchange n 58 Repairs - Car parks n 59 Consumer services n 58 Recommendations n 59 Events & Shows 61 Annual events n 62 Nice, a natural brilliance Nice 5 n Location n Weather n History Nice is a city of paradox, audacity, discovery and pleasure. Located in the heart of one of the world’s most highly prized regions, at the gateway to major European cities, it offers its rich history, wonderfully mild sunny climate and geographic location between the sea and the mountains… A symbol of the Mediterranean art of living, it offers a perpetual invitation to travel. Its vicinity, too, provides ample opportunity for architectural and cultural discoveries, from pleasant strolls in museums to old palatial homes, from beaches to gardens and gastronomic adventures with countless flavours.
  • Visitors' Guide

    Visitors' Guide

    VISITORS’ GUIDE of the D-Day Landing Beaches and the Battle Normandy © Philippe DELVAL / Erick GERVAIS © Philippe DELVAL CONFERENCES, DEBATES AND VILLAGE FOR PEACE An annual event held each year in June CAEN - ABBAYE AUX DAMES MORE INFORMATION ON NORMANDYFORPEACE.COM Destination D-DAY On June 6th 1944, and during the long summer which followed, men from the world over came to fight in Normandy to defeat Nazism and to re-establish Freedom. Normandy will bear the scars of this moment in history for ever, and every year we remember and pay tribute to the veterans from America, Britain, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, Holland, Norway, Poland, Australia, France and to their brothers in arms, to those many heroes who lost their lives here during that summer of 1944, and are at rest in the cemeteries to be found throughout the area. It is often forgotten that the people of Normandy also paid a heavy price in those terrible battles. This edition is designed as a practical guide to help you plan your visit. It encourages you to discover, or rediscover the main memorial sites, the cemeteries, the key places and the museums of Destination D-Day 1944 Land CONFERENCES, DEBATES of Liberty. These important places are today imbued with fundamental and universal values AND VILLAGE FOR PEACE such as Reconciliation, Peace and Freedom. Each anniversary year is the occasion to pay tribute to the many veterans who, once more, An annual event held each year in June will come to attend the commemorative events CAEN ABBAYE AUX DAMES and celebrations organised in Normandy.
  • Panel Based Assessment of Snow Management Operations in French

    Panel Based Assessment of Snow Management Operations in French

    Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism xx (xxxx) xxxx–xxxx Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/jort Research Note Panel based assessment of snow management operations in French ski resorts ⁎ Pierre Spandrea,b, , Hugues Françoisa, Emmanuelle George-Marcelpoila, Samuel Morinb a Université Grenoble Alpes, Irstea, UR DTGR, Grenoble, France b Météo-France CNRS, CNRM UMR 3589, Centre d′Etudes de la Neige, Grenoble, France ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Keywords: The vulnerability of the ski industry to snow and meteorological conditions accounting for snow management has been Snow management addressed regarding past conditions or under climate change scenario in most of the major destinations for skiing Grooming activities including the U.S.A and Austria, although not in the French Alps yet. Such investigations require quantitative Snowmaking data on snow management practices in ski resorts. So far the only information available in France was aggregated at Survey the national level and outdated. The present study aims to provide detailed information of relevance for impact studies French Alps accounting for snow management including snowmaking and grooming facilities (ratio of equipped ski slopes, Ski resorts Practices of professionals snowguns types, water storage capacity) and practices (grooming frequency, snowguns positioning, required snow depth regarding the date) in French ski resorts with respect to their characteristics. We collected information from 55 French ski resorts through a survey we set up in Autumn 2014, covering a large range of ski resorts (geographical situation, size, altitude), consistently with the dispersion of the population of French ski resorts.