Briancon: Located near to Serre Chevalier, where skiing is accessible by cable car and ski-bus. Briancon itself is a mountain town with 10,000 habitants.
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Champsaur Valgaudemar: Spread out along the Drac river, the Champsaur is at the heart of the resort villages and Orcieres-Merlette. A family resort to practice alpine skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoe hiking.
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La Grave-La Meije: Well-known for it's off-piste, La Grave-La Meije belongs to the circle of orginal ski resorts in the world. From the top t-bar lift at 3,560m, descend and take the 2,150m vertical drop of the Vallons de la Meije.
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Queyras: 5 chair-lifts and 38 ski-lifts serve about 130 Km of runs, plus there is a snowpark. Other activities include skating rink, ice-fall climbing, snowshoeing and dog sleighing. Ski courses are available for disabled (in armchair).
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Risoul: This resort is located in between Gap and Briancon. It has 55 ski lifts with 180 Km of runs. For boarders, the snowpark has a lit-up half-pipe, a boardercross course, springboards and other bumps.
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Serre Chevalier: Serre Chevalier is a south facing valley, between the Col du Lautaret and Briancon. It has 250 Km of north facing pistes, between 1,200-2,800m above sea level, with pistes for beginners to advanced skiers and boarders.
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