Le Grand Bornand
Le Grand Bornand Ski Holidays
Le Grand Bornand Lift Pass, Ski Rental & Ski School prices
Book all of your ski extras on one website - Quick and easy. You will receive all of your vouchers after booking including the information that you will need to collect any lift passes, equipment rental and where to meet for ski school
Please remember that if you are booking a lift pass, you must also book or have already booked accommodation or equipment rental with us as well.
After booking we will contact you with all of the information that you will need. You can also call direct on 0034 649 144 719
Overview
Le Grand Bornand is a ski resort situated in the Aravis Mountains in Haute-Savoie, near Mont Blanc and the Swiss border. The resort is divided in to two parts: Le Grand-Bornand Village is, at 1,000 m, and Le Grand-Bornand Chinaillon at 1,300 m. The resort offers around 90 km of ski runs for all levels, although it is particularly well-suited to beginners, given the abundance of easy, wide and gently sloping runs, which are ideal for learning. For intermediate skiers, there are 24 kilometres of red runs, and for more experienced skiers there are also a few black runs. Furthermore, the area offers excellent opportunities for ski touring and freeride skiing.
The village of Le Grand Bornand is a typical, charming mountain village, made up of traditional wooden chalets, some of which date back to the 17th century. Despite the village’s historic character, the ski facilities are modern.
Le Grand Bornand Ski Information
Resort height - 1300m
Snow range - 1000 - 2100
Ski area - 90km
Easy - 30 slopes
Intermediate - 13 slopes
Difficult - 5 slopes
Snow parks - 1
Ski Lifts - 24 (Gondolas - 2, Chairlifts - 10, Drag lifts - 9)
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Things to do in Le Grand Bornand
Things to do - As well as traditional skiing and snowboarding on the slopes, here in Le Grand Bornand you can also enjoy other activities, such as freeride skiing, ski touring, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and ice skating. The village centre, with its church, is also well worth a visit. The resort also has a cinema.
Restaurants - There are several restaurants in this area, both in the village and on the ski slopes. Among the places we recommend you try are Le Panoramic 1800, situated at the top of the Floria chairlift, which offers a variety of dishes, from traditional fare to meat dishes, which you can enjoy on the restaurant’s lovely terrace, La Taverne, which serves local specialities in a charming, warm and welcoming setting; L’Arpège, situated in the centre near the village church, which offers local dishes prepared with fresh, wholesome ingredients; and Casanova, also located in the centre, which serves both pizza and local specialities.
Nightlife - Le Grand Bornand isn’t particularly well known for its après-ski scene or nightlife, as it’s a destination that’s mainly popular with families with children. However, there are a few places where you can go for a drink: these include The Green Monkey, an Irish pub, or you can enjoy a drink in one of the many restaurants without necessarily having to eat a full meal.
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Airport Transfers - How to get to Le Grand Bornand
We can organise your transfers from Geneve Airport, Grenoble Airport, Annecy Airport, Lyon Airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.
Distance to Geneve Airport: 65km
Distance to Grenoble Airport: 160km
Distance to Annecy Airport: 35km
Distance to Lyon Airport: 155km
