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Ski area La Norma
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,750 m | Gondola lift: | 1 |
| Lowest point: | 1,350 m | Pistes in total: | 65 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 1 m |
Pistes:
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17 km |
| Lifts in total: | 13 |
Pistes:
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43 km |
| Tow lifts: | 7 |
Pistes:
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5 km |
| Chair lifts: | 5 | ||
Ski area La Norma
The La Norma ski area offers guests pure snow fun: The ski area attracts visitors with incredibly beautiful, mostly intermediate slopes and fantastic panoramic views in the middle of the Savoy Alps. At an altitude of 1,350 to 2,750 metres, ski and snowboard fans can use 13 lifts to enjoy 65 km of pure fun on the slopes.
Whether beginner or expert, everyone will find the right run for their personal level in La Norma, with the majority of the ski area consisting of medium to easy slopes. In addition to slalom slopes, floodlit slopes suitable for night skiing and a snow park, holidaymakers are also offered wonderful forest runs. With more than 100 snow cannons, fun on the slopes is guaranteed.
The "ESKI-MO" ski pass gives you access to over 350 kilometres of varied slopes and 6 ski areas. In addition to the pistes in La Norma, you can also use the Valfréjus ski area (70 kilometres of pistes) and the Aussois (55 kilometres of pistes), Val Cenis Vanoise (125 kilometres of pistes), Bessans (3 kilometres of pistes) and Bonneval sur Arc (32 kilometres of pistes) every day when you book a 6-day ski pass. The ski areas are characterised by predominantly easy to medium-difficulty slopes, but there are also some black runs. The ski areas can be easily reached using the free ski bus.
Orelle, just 15 kilometres from La Norma, is the perfect gateway to the "Les 3 Vallées" ski area. A ski bus runs there once a week (for a fee). Nobody should miss out on this trip to the largest ski area in the world!
Whether beginner or expert, everyone will find the right run for their personal level in La Norma, with the majority of the ski area consisting of medium to easy slopes. In addition to slalom slopes, floodlit slopes suitable for night skiing and a snow park, holidaymakers are also offered wonderful forest runs. With more than 100 snow cannons, fun on the slopes is guaranteed.
The "ESKI-MO" ski pass gives you access to over 350 kilometres of varied slopes and 6 ski areas. In addition to the pistes in La Norma, you can also use the Valfréjus ski area (70 kilometres of pistes) and the Aussois (55 kilometres of pistes), Val Cenis Vanoise (125 kilometres of pistes), Bessans (3 kilometres of pistes) and Bonneval sur Arc (32 kilometres of pistes) every day when you book a 6-day ski pass. The ski areas are characterised by predominantly easy to medium-difficulty slopes, but there are also some black runs. The ski areas can be easily reached using the free ski bus.
Orelle, just 15 kilometres from La Norma, is the perfect gateway to the "Les 3 Vallées" ski area. A ski bus runs there once a week (for a fee). Nobody should miss out on this trip to the largest ski area in the world!
Après ski
After a long day on the piste, La Norma offers a number of ways to round off the evening. For those who prefer a quieter time, we recommend either an evening at the cinema or enjoying a few drinks in a bar. Culinary delights can also be enjoyed in one of the many restaurants, where international specialities await hungry winter sports enthusiasts alongside the famous French cuisine.
And guests who still have enough energy after the slopes can take part in night skiing, snowshoeing, a romantic dog sled ride or try paragliding. For a thrill, try climbing the frozen waterfall near La Norma.
And guests who still have enough energy after the slopes can take part in night skiing, snowshoeing, a romantic dog sled ride or try paragliding. For a thrill, try climbing the frozen waterfall near La Norma.
Snowpark: Snowpark La Reponse
The La Norma ski area also has its own small area for freestylers among skiers and snowboarders. In the La Reponse snow park, depending on the snow conditions, there are several obstacles where you can let off steam. There is also a freeride area that extends beyond the boundaries of the designated pistes and provides winter sports enthusiasts with an unforgettable powder experience.
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