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Ski touring, the summits are yours for the taking!

Advice, routes, equipment… for a mountain sport that’s reaching new heights

This winter sports destination could be your gateway to an unforgettable Alpine adventure. Renowned for its spectacular landscapes and variety of slopes, Flaine is also a paradise for ski touring enthusiasts. This exhilarating snowsports discipline allows skiers to discover the mountains in a unique and safe way, by exploring specific, marked routes whilst admiring breath-taking views.

Flaine offers easy access to a wealth of ski touring routes for all levels, from beginners to experts. Whether you prefer gentle climbs through the snowy forests or more technically challenging ascents towards majestic summits, Flaine has something for everyone.

If you are new to ski touring, or want to explore different routes, feel free to reach out to our mountain professionals. Whilst ensuring your safety, they will also enhance your experience by sharing their knowledge about the region with you.

Flaine’s sports shops will also happily advise you on the correct equipment for your level.

Ski tourers ascend a snow-covered route, with the Flaine ski resort visible below.

Here’s some advice before you go:

  • Find out about the weather/avalanche risk and check the Flaine weather report (available during the months when the ski area is open).
  • Choose your itinerary carefully according to your level.
  • Bring your safety equipment and make sure it works: shovels/probes/avalanche victim detector.
  • Learn and practise the use of safety equipment before going out.
  • Don’t go out alone. Tell someone about your itinerary and the time allocated to your expedition.
  • If necessary, call in a professional to supervise your outing.
  • Prepare your rucksack with drinks, sun cream, sunglasses and don’t forget to eat regularly.
A guide in red overalls demonstrates the use of an avalanche transceiver to two skiers in the mountains, during a ski touring session on snow.

In case of need, emergency number: 112

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