Elevation
1,300m
Base
2,700m
Summit
1,400m
Vertical Drop
Lifts
82
4 types
Snowfall
182cm
Annual Snowfall
9cm
Nov
37cm
Dec
59cm
Jan
46cm
Feb
36cm
Mar
19cm
Apr

Best known for

Thyon 2000

Where to Stay

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 06, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 20, 2025

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
36%
Advanced Runs
56%
Expert Runs
9%
Runs in Total
104
Skiable Terrain
412 km

Lifts

82

Gondolas & Trams
16
Quad Chairs
26
Double Chairs
3
Surface Lifts
37

Inside Scoop

Reviews

rachelbaker1973

I skied here in January this year and it was beautiful. There are several beginner/early intermediate runs. We stayed in Thyon-les-Collons at Hotel Cambuse's amazing chalet in the woods. You use the hotel's skiroom and walk across from there right to a T-bar lift. There is also a car park there and a liftpass office so you can get straight on the slopes. The slopes were so quiet. No queues, very peaceful. A lovely place to ski. I imagine Thyon 2000 would be ideal for beginners as you don't have to get on a draglift to get to the slopes and it's very gentle and at a good altitude for snow. I would definitely consider staying there. It would be nice to have more chairlifts in the area. You can ski some long red runs down to Mayen-de-L'Ours and Veysonnaz, so there is something for everyone.

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