Serre Chevalier stands as the largest ski area in the Southern Alps and one of the most expansive in Europe. This remarkable destination connects three charming villages with Briançon, a vibrant town of over 10,000 residents—a rare combination in France where a major ski area adjoins an actual town. Across 410 hectares of marked skiable terrain, you'll discover a playground that caters to every skill level, from first-timers to expert skiers seeking challenging descents. The ski area borders the magnificent Écrins National Park, offering breathtaking natural surroundings and stunning alpine vistas at every turn.
Total Runs
80
Total Area
250km
155.3 miles
With 60 modern lifts serving the mountain, Serre Chevalier ensures swift access to its diverse terrain. The system includes the iconic Serre Chevalier cable car and the recently added Pontillas chairlift, efficiently connecting all sections of this vast ski domain. These lifts provide access to 80 varied runs, including 13 black, 28 red, 25 blue and 14 green pistes, accommodating everyone from beginners to advanced skiers. The thoughtfully designed network ensures minimal waiting times even during peak periods, maximising your time on the slopes and exploring the mountain's many features.
Total Lifts
59
Lift Types
7
Positioned in the heart of the Southern French Alps, Serre Chevalier offers a distinctive skiing experience amongst beautiful larch forests—a characteristic feature of this region. The area stretches across multiple villages, each with its own character, connected by both the mountain and excellent transport options. For those seeking more than skiing, the resort features specialised zones including play areas like the new EasyBoarder on the Méa plateau, family-friendly protected areas, and three high-altitude picnic spots equipped with planchas, tables and deckchairs.
