La Clusaz (1100m) lies in the heart of the Aravis mountain range. It is a quaint Savoyard village surrounded by forests and fields where life goes by to the familiar sound of bells coming from the cattle. The region is also known for its cheeses and dairy products.
La Clusaz is a resort which has evolved with time and is very well suited to the needs of modern tourism with many sports and activities to choose from.
OTHER ACTIVITIES Many different activities available (especially in July and August) :
> Tennis > Archery > Mini-golf > Paint ball > Horse-riding > Swimming pool > Ice-skating > Boules > Mountain biking > Summer sledging > Climbing > Paragliding > Canyoning > Fishing on the river or on the lake nearby > White-water sports on the Giffre or Drance rivers (rafting ou canorafting) > Horse-carriage rides > Rambling, hiking on mid or high mountains (Massif des Aravis has a total of 90km or hiking trails).
In the leisure base, there is free acces to table tennis, giant chess and loan of badminton equipment.
The "ARAVIS" card is on sale at the Tourist Office and Sports Club a gives acces to equipment and activities.
Restaurants, shops, cinema...
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