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Combloux Piste Map and Overview
Combloux offers a wonderfully peaceful, family‑friendly ski environment with stunning views of Mont Blanc and tree-lined slopes that feel quite intimate and scenic. The resort’s terrain is gentle in places but also has enough variety for more confident skiers, making it ideal for families or groups with mixed ability levels. The snow-covered fir forests and clear panoramas create a real sense of tranquility, while the infrastructure – lifts, ski schools, and facilities – is high quality without feeling like a huge, commercial resort.
What makes Combloux even better is its flexibility. It’s part of two ski areas, so you’re not limited to just the local slopes. You can stay in this charming, quieter village and still access a large network of terrain via the ski pass. Whether you want to stick to mellow, forested runs or explore more challenging pistes in neighboring resorts, Combloux gives you a really good base that balances mountain authenticity with access to bigger ski domains.
Total ski area: 100 km / 62 miles
Base elevation: 960 m / 3,150 ft
Peak elevation: 1,930 m / 6,332 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 55% Easy
🟥 37% Intermediate
⬛ 8% Advanced
What’s included in the Combloux Ski Pass?
- You would need the Portes du Mont-Blanc ski pass – this is the “local” / family area around Combloux, Megève-Le Jaillet, La Giettaz, etc. Prices for 4 hours, 1 day, 6-day, etc. are available.
- There’s also a beginner package (for Combloux lifts like Mowgli, Brons, Garettes) for €17.50 / day.
- You can also get a pedestrian pass (for non-skiers) to ride certain lifts / enjoy viewpoints.
- The Portes du Mont‑Blanc pass gives you access to just the more local 100 km domain (Combloux, Megève‑Le Jaillet, La Giettaz and Cordon), without opening up the full Évasion Mont Blanc area.
- With the Évasion Mont‑Blanc pass, you get access to multiple resorts: Combloux, Megève (Jaillet, Mont d’Arbois, Côte 2000), Saint‑Gervais / Saint‑Nicolas‑de‑Véroce, La Giettaz, and Les Contamines / Hauteluce.
- This pass covers around 445 km of slopes across that combined domain.
