
Megève / Saint-Gervais
Resort Overview
Megève ski resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort combine to create one of the French Alps' most prestigious skiing destinations, offering an impressive 445km of interconnected slopes across the expansive Évasion Mont-Blanc domain reaching heights of 2,353m above sea level. This magnificent Megève Saint-Gervais ski area delivers exceptional alpine terrain that ranges from gentle cruising runs to challenging off-piste adventures, making the combined resort network one of Europe's most comprehensive mountain destinations. The Megève ski area connects seamlessly with Saint-Gervais ski resort through modern lift infrastructure, creating endless exploration opportunities across multiple mountain faces and valleys throughout the greater Mont-Blanc region. Megève resort maintains its reputation as France's most elegant ski destination, featuring luxury accommodations and world-class dining, whilst Saint-Gervais ski resort provides authentic Savoyard charm with traditional Alpine architecture and local mountain culture. The entire Megève Saint-Gervais network boasts over 107 ski lifts serving diverse terrain including the famous slopes of Rochebrune, Mont d'Arbois, and the spectacular high-altitude skiing zones accessible from Saint-Gervais Les Houches. The Megève ski resort's position within the Évasion Mont-Blanc area ensures breathtaking panoramic views of Mont Blanc itself, the Aravis mountain range, and the dramatic peaks that define this corner of Haute-Savoie. Saint-Gervais ski area offers direct access to the legendary Tramway du Mont-Blanc, providing unique high-altitude skiing experiences that complement the extensive piste network shared between both resort villages.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
232
Total Area
263km
163.4 miles
Megève / Saint-Gervais Lift System
The lift infrastructure connecting Megève ski resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort comprises over 107 modern installations including high-speed chairlifts, gondolas, and funicular railways that efficiently transport skiers across the vast Évasion Mont-Blanc network. The Megève Saint-Gervais lift system features cutting-edge technology including the impressive Télécabine de Rochebrune and the modern Princesse gondola, providing comfortable access from Megève resort to the high-altitude skiing zones. Advanced eight-seater chairlifts throughout the Megève ski area ensure minimal waiting times whilst heated seats and weather protection systems maintain comfort during Alpine ascents. The Saint-Gervais ski resort lift network includes the historic Tramway du Mont-Blanc, France's highest railway reaching 2,372m, offering access to spectacular glacier skiing and unparalleled mountain views. Strategic lift placement creates seamless transitions between Megève ski resort and Saint-Gervais ski area, whilst modern detachable quads significantly reduce journey times across the extensive terrain network. The crown jewel of the Megève Saint-Gervais system is the Mont d'Arbois cable car, transporting skiers to premium high-altitude terrain with exclusive access to some of the region's most challenging runs. The efficient lift infrastructure at both Megève resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort incorporates environmentally sustainable technology, reflecting the area's commitment to preserving the pristine Mont-Blanc environment. Advanced lift capacity throughout the Megève ski area exceeds 150,000 skiers per hour, ensuring smooth mountain access even during peak holiday periods, whilst the Saint-Gervais ski resort connections provide alternative route options for exploring the broader Évasion Mont-Blanc domain.
Lifts
Total Lifts
81
Lift Types
8
Lift Breakdown
Location & Getting There
Strategically positioned in the heart of Haute-Savoie within the prestigious Mont-Blanc region, Megève ski resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort provide exceptional accessibility whilst maintaining their distinct characters as France's most elegant mountain destinations. The Megève Saint-Gervais ski area sits just 70km from Geneva International Airport and 85km from Annecy, making both resorts easily accessible for international visitors seeking luxury Alpine experiences. Megève resort occupies a spectacular valley position surrounded by dramatic peaks, offering world-renowned luxury accommodations, Michelin-starred restaurants, and exclusive boutique shopping that has attracted discerning visitors since the 1920s. Saint-Gervais ski resort provides a more authentic Savoyard experience whilst maintaining easy access to the broader Évasion Mont-Blanc network, featuring traditional Alpine architecture and genuine mountain hospitality. The location of both Megève ski area and Saint-Gervais ski resort within the Mont-Blanc massif ensures spectacular panoramic views and direct access to legendary Alpine routes including connections to Chamonix and Courmayeur. The central position makes both Megève resort and Saint-Gervais ski area perfect bases for exploring the greater Mont-Blanc region, with easy day trip access to Italy and Switzerland via the nearby Mont-Blanc Tunnel. Excellent transport links serve both destinations, with regular shuttle services connecting Megève ski resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort to Geneva, whilst the nearby Sallanches railway station provides direct TGV connections to Paris. The privileged location of the Megève Saint-Gervais network within this UNESCO-protected landscape offers visitors opportunities to experience world-class skiing alongside cultural attractions, luxury spas, and the authentic mountain traditions that define this corner of the French Alps. The proximity between both resort villages allows visitors to easily experience the sophisticated elegance of Megève ski area alongside the traditional charm of Saint-Gervais ski resort within a single holiday.
Megève / Saint-Gervais
, france
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Season Info
Megève ski resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort operate from mid-December through to mid-April, benefiting from high-altitude Mont-Blanc terrain and comprehensive artificial snowmaking coverage across key pistes throughout the Évasion Mont-Blanc network. The combined resort's elevation advantage, with 75% of runs above 1,500m, ensures consistent snow conditions throughout the winter months across both Megève ski area and Saint-Gervais ski resort sectors. January through March typically deliver the most reliable powder conditions to the Megève Saint-Gervais network, while the season often extends into April thanks to north-facing slopes and glacier access from Saint-Gervais ski area that preserve excellent snow quality. The varied Alpine topography creates distinct microclimates within the Megève ski resort domain, with the higher elevations around Mont d'Arbois and the Saint-Gervais ski resort zones offering reliable conditions even when lower villages experience variable weather. The Megève Saint-Gervais ski area benefits from its proximity to Mont Blanc's weather systems, frequently receiving substantial natural snowfall during winter storm cycles. Advanced snow management throughout both Megève resort and Saint-Gervais ski resort includes precision grooming and strategic piste preparation, maintaining optimal skiing conditions across the entire 445km network. The extended ski season makes both Megève ski area and Saint-Gervais ski resort ideal destinations for Christmas luxury breaks and Easter family holidays, with spring skiing conditions often lasting well into April on the highest accessible terrain. The combined resort's Alpine location provides excellent visibility and sunshine hours, creating perfect conditions for exploring the vast interconnected piste network that defines the Évasion Mont-Blanc experience.
Current Season
2025-2026
Opening Day
12/6/2025
Closing Day
4/6/2026
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
4m
400cm
Imperial
13.1ft
157in
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