Grenoble
Grenoble
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25 km
CHILDREN
Children: (BCG and healthcare records required)
'Le Bonhomme de Neige' nursery (2-6yrs) - Tel. 0033 476 79 06 77
ESF Snow Kindergarten (3-6s) - Tel. 0033 476 79 21 21
www.2alpes-esf.com
ESI Snow Kindergarten (4-6s) - Tel. 0033 476 79 04 21
ecole.ski.internationale@wanadoo.fr
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Local Ski Area: 220km of ski runs.
6-day lift-pass (08/09 prices):
Adult: 182 euros
Junior (5-12s): 145,60 euros
Children under 5: free.
Ski Schools:
ESF Ecole du Ski Francais - Tel. 0033 476 79 21 21
www.2alpes-esf.com
ESI International Ski School - Tel. 0033 476 79 04 21
www.oisans.com/ecoleski.2alpes
European Ski School - Tel. 0033 476 79 74 55
www.europeanskischool.co.uk
Cross country skiing : length of cross country track 25 Km
Cross-country Skiing: 25km of trails on 2 mail trails in the forest between the resort and the Veneon Valley (access pass free).
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The resort of Les 2 Alpes is within easy reach by coach from Grenoble railway station (76km).
It has all the required facilities for you to spend a great winter holiday:
> shops
> bars/restaurants
> doctors and pharmacies.
This information is intended for guidance only and holds no contractual value. For further information, please contact the Tourist Office on 0033 476 79 22 00 or log on to www.les2alpes.com
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As Europe's highest mountain range, the Alps offer visitors to the region a wide range of wildlife, flowers and plants which can be discoverd by taking a mountain walk through breathtaking scenery.
Visitors can also discover the region's many small villages with colourful histories whilst revitalising themselves in the fresh mountain air.
In winter, those who prefer not to ski can try a wide range of other activities, such as snowmobile driving, ice skating, dog-sledding, and snowshoeing.
Train stations: Grenoble, Gap, Montdauphin/Guillestre. Airports: Grenoble, Marseille, Toulon, Nice.
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A word of advice from Lagrange: French roads are excellent, but not free, so keep some euros handy.
