On the mountain

Ski area

The main ski area consists of five inter-connecting mountains with a good amount of easily accessible off-piste. more...

Lift system

A new gondola reduces pressure on the main lifts out of the village, so there isn’t much queuing at La Clusaz. more...

Ski schools & guiding

Apart from the ESF, La Clusaz has specialist schools for snowboarding and off-piste guiding (in English).
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Advanced

There is plenty to challenge advanced skiers at La Clusaz, especially off-piste. more...

Intermediate

Most intermediates will love La Clusaz if the snow conditions are good. more...

Beginner

La Clusaz provides some excellent accessible skiing for first-timers. more...

Boarding & freestyle

La Balme mountain is considered a freeriding paradise. more...

Mountain restaurants

In La Clusaz you’ll find, refreshingly, mostly rustic family-run restaurants serving good and reasonably priced Savoyard food.
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Off the mountain

Village

LA Clusaz is typically Savoyard with a charming church and village square at its centre. more...

 

Accommodation

La Clusaz has mostly two or three star hotels as well as apartments and luxury chalets for rent both in the village and beyond.

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Après-ski

La Clusaz is a fairly chilled place in the evening, not a resort renowned for its après-ski. more...

 

Restaurants & bars

La Cusaz has plenty of good dining options, including delightful authentic Savoyard experiences out of town. more...

 

Other information

La Clusaz is a pretty village and there are plenty of places to walk, but apart from that there isn't a lot to do except skiing, both alpine and cross-country. more...

 

Getting there

La Clusaz and neighbouring Le Grand Bornand are within very easy reach of Geneva’s international airport. more...