Le Collet d'Allevard is a family resort situated at 1450 metres between Chambéry and Grenoble. Its ski area is made up of three sectors (Les Tufs, Pré Rond and Super Collet) with slopes that are a mixture of gentle sunny runs and narrower more technical runs through the pine forest. The Collet d'Allevard's ski area is highly suitable for beginners and families with young children. There are two dedicated nursery areas that are both equipped with carpet lifts. On the slopes, skiers can enjoy the magnificent views over the Grésivaudan valley (Isère) and, to the North in the Savoie, the Chartreuse and Bauges mountain ranges. On Fridays the ski area comes alive in the evening from 8pm to 10.30pm with night skiing on eight floodlit slopes.
Downhill skiing
- Maximum altitude: 2100 m
- Minimum altitude: 1450 m
- Number of ski lifts: 11 (chairlifts: 4, drag lifts: 5, carpet lifts: 2)
- Number of ski runs: 28 (black: 3, red: 10, blue: 8, green: 7)
- Total distance: 35 km
- Dedicated activity areas: 1 (snow park)
- Piste map
Distance by car
- Grenoble to Le Collet d'Allevard: 52 kilometres (32 miles). Estimated time: 55 minutes
- Chambéry to Le Collet d'Allevard: 55 kilometres (34 miles). Estimated time: 54 minutes
- Lyon to Le Collet d'Allevard: 160 kilometres (99 miles). Estimated time: 1 hour 53 minutes
